Especificaciones y análisis del BMW Serie 1
Power
218HP
Torque
270Nm
Consumption
8.4l/100
Emissions
195g/km
0-100 km/h
7.4s
Top Speed
236km/h
Weight
1615kg
Price
43,671€
Technical summary
Gasolina
Automático 6v
RWD
4 / 2 doors
305 L
53 L
160 kW
Current
Technical specifications
Engine
Capacities
Detailed analysis of the BMW 125i Cabrio Aut. · 218 CV (2010-2011)
General description
The BMW 125i Cabrio is the embodiment of freedom and driving pleasure in its purest form. A compact convertible that hides a noble heart under the hood: an inline-six engine that invites you to feel every kilometer with only the sky as your roof. It's a car that not only transports you but excites you.
Driving experience
Driving this 1 Series is a symphony for the senses. The thrust of its 218 horsepower is linear and addictive, accompanied by the melodic howl of the naturally aspirated engine as it revs up. The rear-wheel drive connects you with the asphalt in an intimate and playful way, while the six-speed automatic transmission manages the power smoothly. With the top down, the wind and the sound of the engine create an immersive and visceral experience, a reminder of why we love to drive.
Design and aesthetics
Its design is an exercise in perfect proportions. Compact, muscular, and with the timeless elegance of a classic canvas soft top. The lines are purely BMW, with a long hood and a short rear that accentuate its sporty character. The interior, though cozy, envelops its four occupants with quality materials and a total focus on the driver, creating a premium and sporty atmosphere at the same time.
Technology and features
The technology of the 125i focuses on the driving experience. Its greatest technological feat is the magnificent six-cylinder engine with an aluminum and magnesium block, a jewel of engineering of its time. The electric power steering and the finely-tuned chassis with independent suspension on both axles demonstrate BMW's commitment to dynamics. Although it doesn't have today's screens, its equipment was comprehensive for its era, always prioritizing the connection between machine and driver.
Competition
At the time, it faced rivals like the Audi A3 Cabrio, which offered front-wheel or all-wheel drive but lacked the purity of an inline-six and rear-wheel drive. Other competitors like the Volkswagen Eos played in a more mainstream league, leaving the 125i in a special niche for purists seeking sports car sensations in a compact, convertible format.
Conclusion
The BMW 125i Cabrio is much more than a car; it's a statement of intent. A machine to enjoy, to feel, and to remember. It is the perfect choice for those who value the engineering of a naturally aspirated engine, the purity of rear-wheel drive, and the joy of open-air driving. A future classic that appeals directly to the heart rather than the head.