In my previous article, I was showing you the BMW 535d being registered and driven in Michigan state. Today, I am going to show you the BMW 120d, still a diesel engine, and again the car is registered in Michigan.
I once again believe that this 120d is just a test vehicle and BMW has never publicly announced if the US customers will be getting the hatchback version of the 1-series.
We know for a fact that next year, we will be only getting the 1-series coupe and BMW will definitely not going to release the 120d hatchback in the same year. My guess is that if the 1-series sales will exceed their expectations, BMW might diversify their line by probably adding the hatchback versions as well.
In my opinion, the BMW 120d will be a great commuter and the fuel economy will be significant.
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Please! Please! Please! This is the car I want! I’ll gladly give up my old 524td and plunk down the money for a 120d!!!
I have a feeling lots of other Americans would, too. C’mon BMW! Throw us a bone!!
I am a former 524TD owner and would like to have another that gets good mileage. Too bad the e-28 body style is long gone.
Would love this car for a commuter! Plus the 1er’s don’t look that bad, and I’ve always wanted to import a 1er hatch from the UK, but now I could just go out and buy one. Great news if they do bring it over.
If BMW does not anounce their intent to bring this car to the US before the VW Golf TDI’s are out, then they can kiss this potential purchaser goodbye. Looks like VW likes counting US dollars while BMW ignores the US potential.