2008 BMW 1 Series 128i Coupe
Here are The following the technical specifications for this style of 2008 BMW 1 Series
Key Technical Specs:
Standard Engine
3.0L I6
Standard Transmission
6 Speed Manual
Cylinders
6
Horsepower @ RPM
230@6500
Torque @ RPM
200@2750 (foot-lbs)
Estimated Payments:
$572/month* find current rates
Rebates & Incentives:
Cash Back / Special Financing more info
Standard Engine:
3.0L I6, 24 valve, 230 hp @ 6500 rpm
* 6 speed manual (standard) or 6 speed automatic transmission
* 19 mpg city / 28 mpg hwy more info
* Green Rating: 63
Technical Specs: Engine
Standard Engine
3.0L I6
Standard Transmission
6 Speed Manual
Cylinders
6
Horsepower @ RPM
230@6500
Fuel Economy Cty/Hwy
18 / 28
Combined Fuel Economy
21
EPA Class
Sub-Compact
Number of Valves
24
Torque @ RPM
200@2750 (foot-lbs)
Fuel Type/System
Gas Engine / Electronic Fuel Injected
Turbo (yes/no)
No
Overdrive Transmission
Yes
Battery Output
N/A
Compression
10.7:1
Displacement
2996 / 183
Bore X Stroke
3.35x3.46
Cruising Range
308 miles
Final Drive Gear Ratio Opt
N/A
Power To Weight Ratio
N/A
Final Drive Ratio
3.73
Valves Configuration
Dual Overhead Cam/Twin Overhead Cam
Supercharged
No
Electric HorsePower RPM
N/A
Electric Torque Feet Per Pound
N/A
Electric Torque RPM
N/A
Electric HorsePower BHP
New 2008 BMW 1 Series 128i Coupe
New Car: 2009 Citroen C1
Citroen is refreshing its C1 city car with a facelift, an engine upgrade and a posher interior for 2009.
A cleaner, more efficient version of the 68bhp 1.0-litre petrol engine will be on offer which, Citroen claims, returns 62.8mpg (compared with 61mpg before) and emits 106g/km CO2 (previously 108g/km).
Exterior changes will bring the C1 into line with newer models in Citroen’s range. An altered front end features a larger grille and redesigned headlights, echoing the city car’s recently facelifted big sibling, the C2. Sharp new alloys complete the makeover.
Inside the updated C2, new cabin materials and upholstery are intended to boost quality.
Full details on UK trim, equipment and prices won’t be confirmed until the revised C1 is launched early next year. We expect a slight increase over the current model, which starts from £7545. For more photos click here.
A cleaner, more efficient version of the 68bhp 1.0-litre petrol engine will be on offer which, Citroen claims, returns 62.8mpg (compared with 61mpg before) and emits 106g/km CO2 (previously 108g/km).
Exterior changes will bring the C1 into line with newer models in Citroen’s range. An altered front end features a larger grille and redesigned headlights, echoing the city car’s recently facelifted big sibling, the C2. Sharp new alloys complete the makeover.
Inside the updated C2, new cabin materials and upholstery are intended to boost quality.
Full details on UK trim, equipment and prices won’t be confirmed until the revised C1 is launched early next year. We expect a slight increase over the current model, which starts from £7545. For more photos click here.
Thanks to: Autocar
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