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Originally Posted by r999
In reflection of all that, and of the high price asked for the car, our rank for the X1 places it outside of the top two. It's a broad and challenging class, surely, but also one in which BMW could expect to do better if it offered better value for money."
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The X1 starts at about $34K. That's similar money to a loaded Mazda CX-5, which actually has roughly comparable options. And the BMW comes with 4yr/50k mile maintenance included. How much value for money do they want?
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2016 X1 M Sport xDrive28i ED 12/2015, re-delivery 2/2016 -- Estoril Blue, Black SensaTec, Sport, Premium, Cold Weather, Tech, Driver Assistance
2006 650i Coupe ED 11/2005, re-delivered 2/2006 -- Jet Black, Dakota leather, 6-speed manual, Sport, Premium, Cold Weather, Tech/HUD
