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BMW X1 2L xLine 18d

BMW X1 2L xLine 18d

£19,149 was £20,049

London

2016
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36,857 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

BMW X1 2L M Sport 18d

BMW X1 2L M Sport 18d

£19,499

London

2019
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68,592 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

BMW X1 2L Sport 20d

BMW X1 2L Sport 20d

£19,949

London

2018
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32,086 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

BMW X1 2L xLine 20d

BMW X1 2L xLine 20d

£20,599 was £22,349

London

2016
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20,016 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

BMW X1 2L Sport 20i

BMW X1 2L Sport 20i

£21,349 was £21,399

London

2017
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20,796 miles
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Petrol
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Automatic

BMW X1 1.5L xLine 18i

BMW X1 1.5L xLine 18i

£21,449 was £23,149

London

2019
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40,382 miles
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Petrol
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Automatic

BMW X1 1.5L M Sport 18i

BMW X1 1.5L M Sport 18i

£21,949 was £23,699

London

2019
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30,239 miles
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Petrol
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Automatic

BMW X1 1.5L Sport 18i

BMW X1 1.5L Sport 18i

£22,749 was £23,349

London

2019
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32,471 miles
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Petrol
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Automatic

BMW X1 2L xLine 20i

BMW X1 2L xLine 20i

£23,749 was £25,749

London

2018
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14,909 miles
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Petrol
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Automatic

BMW X1 2L M Sport 20d

BMW X1 2L M Sport 20d

£25,999 was £26,949

London

2019
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30,354 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

BMW X1 XDRIVE20d XLINE

BMW X1 XDRIVE20d XLINE

£19,995 was £21,495

London

2015
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22,000 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

BMW X1 2.0 20d SE Steptronic xDrive Euro 5 5dr

BMW X1 2.0 20d SE Steptronic xDrive Euro 5 5dr

£6,990

London

2011
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64,802 miles
•
Diesel
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Automatic

BMW X1 2.0 18d xLine Auto sDrive Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

BMW X1 2.0 18d xLine Auto sDrive Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

£19,845 was £20,995

Mitcham

2017
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31,799 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

BMW X1 2.0 18d SE Auto sDrive Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

BMW X1 2.0 18d SE Auto sDrive Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

£16,290 was £16,990

London

2018
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59,918 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

BMW X1 2.0L XDRIVE18D SPORT 5d 141 BHP

BMW X1 2.0L XDRIVE18D SPORT 5d 141 BHP

£9,330

London

2014
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64,250 miles
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Diesel
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Manual

BMW X1 2.0 20i xLine DCT sDrive Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

BMW X1 2.0 20i xLine DCT sDrive Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

£25,257

London

2019
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18,451 miles
•
Petrol
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Automatic

BMW X1 20i xLine

BMW X1 20i xLine

£21,995

Croydon

2018
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32,000 miles
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Petrol
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Automatic

BMW X1 20i Sport

BMW X1 20i Sport

£23,995

Croydon

2019
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17,000 miles
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Petrol
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Automatic

BMW X1 20i xLine

BMW X1 20i xLine

£29,995

Croydon

2019
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11,000 miles
•
Petrol
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Automatic

BMW X1 xDrive 20i xLine 5dr Step Auto Petrol Estate

BMW X1 xDrive 20i xLine 5dr Step Auto Petrol Estate

£22,500 was £24,199

London

2018
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35,809 miles
•
Petrol
•
Automatic

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About X1
Why buy a used X1?
X1 updates
Which used X1 should I buy?
What should I look for?

Used BMW X1

AA Cars works closely with thousands of UK used car dealers to bring you one of the largest selections of BMW X1 cars on the market. You can also browse BMW dealers to find a second hand car close to you today. All used BMW X1 on the AA Cars website come with free 12 months breakdown cover.

Expert Opinion

BMW was one of the first firms to create a true 'SUV' with its road-focused X5, and the German brand has been rather good at continuing to launch models in growing segments. The X1 was its first compact SUV, and unsurprisingly has proven vastly popular as the most affordable and efficient high-riding BMW SUV on the market. Launched in 2009, the X1 became a more compelling option with the second-generation 2015 car, which was roomier and also better to drive. More recently, BMW has introduced a plug-in hybrid model to cater to the fleet segment, while in late 2022, a new-generation X1 launches with an all-electric option for the first time.

BMW X1 - Review

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About BMW X1

Following the X5, X3 and X6 in BMW's SUV range was the X1. Debuting in 2009, it was the firm's first compact SUV, and opened the brand up to a new audience. Bringing greater practicality than the 1 Series hatchback, it was an instant success. The first car was offered with a choice of rear- and four-wheel-drive, before the second-generation X1 moved to a front-wheel-drive chassis.

The second X1 was also a big step up in terms of design, quality and technology, and has grown to become one of BMW's most popular cars. In late 2022, the third-generation car will reach showrooms, receiving another significant tech boost, while also spawning the electric iX1, which promises a range of up to 272 miles.

Why buy a used X1?

A key draw to the X1 is the fact it's BMW's most affordable and compact SUV. Ideal for those that don't need a larger model like an X3 and X5, the X1 appeals with its great value, with used prices starting from as little as £3,500. At the same time, it still looks and feels like a 'proper' BMW, with clear styling cues carried down from the larger 'X' vehicles, including the chunky, robust-looking wheel arches, large grille and underbody protection (depending on trim level).

Buyers also get plenty of equipment for the money, particularly with the latest cars. Highlights include LED lights at the front and rear, along with parking sensors and an 8.8-inch media display with satellite navigation, meaning you won't feel short-changed. The interior in general is excellent and feels just as well screwed together as you expect from BMW's models, with high-quality materials used throughout. The iDrive infotainment system is also up there with the best and is very easy to use as well.

Despite the X1 being BMW's most affordable SUV, it's a very roomy option - particularly for families. There's plenty of space in the rear seats for adults or taller teenagers on longer journeys. The boot also offers 505 litres of space, extending to 1,550 litres once the rear seats are folded down. These seats also individually fold and slide, which adds to the overall practicality of the X1.

There's also a huge range of engine options on offer, from efficient diesel units to punchy petrol options. With a choice of manual and automatic gearboxes, as well as two- and four-wheel-drive, there really is a derivative to suit most with the X1. Furthermore, there's also a plug-in hybrid version for those looking to lower their running costs, with this being able to travel for a claimed 32 miles on electricity - ideal then for smaller, urban trips.

X1 updates

Here's a short history of the BMW X1. which dates back to 2009.

BMW unveiled the X1 in 2009 as a new compact SUV, available with rear- and all-wheel-drive, and impressive levels of interior space.
In 2011 BMW expanded the line-up with an M Sport version, with this going on to be the best-seller.
A 2012 update saw slight styling changes made to the X1, while the model was offered purely with diesel engines.
The second-generation BMW X1 made its debut in 2015, featuring new engines and gearboxes. It also offered a more modern design, greater interior space and further technology.
A 2019 update to the X1 saw the addition of a plug-in hybrid model and slight styling tweaks.
The third-generation X1 made its debut in 2022, bringing a far more modern design and high-tech, digital interior. An electric iX1 model also became available.

Which used X1 should I buy?

Four trim levels are offered on the BMW X1, with equipment highlights as follows.

BMW X1 SE

8.8-inch media display, satellite navigation, dual-zone climate control, 17-inch alloy wheels, powered tailgate, cruise control with a braking function, LED headlights, parking sensors, front fog lights, black roof rails, active guard safety.

BMW X1 Sport

18-inch alloy wheels, revised front and rear bumpers, sports seats, LED interior ambient lighting.

BMW X1 xLine

More rugged styling kit, Dakota leather upholstery, heated front seats, electric folding mirrors.

BMW X1 M Sport

M Sport styling kit, sports leather steering wheel, aluminium interior trim with Estoril Blue finisher, sports suspension, chrome M logos.

What should I look for when buying a used X1?

The infotainment system has proven troublesome for some owners, so make sure the screen and its many functions work as they should.
Look out for error messages related to the gearbox on models fitted with an automatic transmission.

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