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BMW 118 – 2017 Edition is the epitome of executive elegance and cutting‑edge technology in the compact luxury segment. Whether you’re scoping the BMW 118 price on the used market or comparing its current BMW 118 2017 price with rivals, this vehicle delivers a punchy blend of performance, comfort, and advanced electronics that set a high bar for the class.

Below you’ll find a detailed snapshot of the 2017 BMW 118, a realistic depreciation insight, a comparison against similar vehicles, and why it remains a top choice in the executive‑compact segment. The values mentioned are indicative and may vary by market, mileage, condition, and optional equipment.

Key Specifications – 2017 BMW 118

• Engine – 2.0 L, turbocharged inline‑4 cylinder
• Power & Torque – 184 hp at 4200 rpm; 320 N·m (236 ft‑lb) at 1650–2600 rpm
• Transmission – 8‑speed automatic dual‑clutch with manual mode
• Fuel Type – gasoline (premium recommended)
• Front/Rear: 2WD/4WD – standard front‑wheel drive; optional all‑wheel drive in the 118 iX
• Powertrailer – 0–100 km/h in 7.6 seconds; Top speed electronically limited to 250 km/h (156 mph)
• Dimensions (mm) – Length 4280, Width 1767, Height 1458
• Wheelbase – 2725 mm
• Curb Weight – 1470 kg (with all standard equipment)
• Fuel Tank Capacity – 58 liters (15.3 gal)
• Drive & Suspension – MacPherson strut at the front, multi‑link at the rear; adaptive dampers in the iX variant
• Infotainment – iDrive 7.0, navigation, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, HMI audio
• Safety Highlights – City Assistant, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Departure Warning, Forward Collision Alert, Parking Assist
• Interior Features – Alcantara upholstery, customizable ambient lighting, 10‑inch touchscreen, premium Bowers & Wilkins sound system (optional)

Depreciation Insight – What Drives the Resale Value?

The BMW 118 depreciation trajectory is characteristic of fully equipped compact luxury cars. Over the first year, you can expect a typical loss of 15–20% of the new‑car price, influenced by the high demand for well‑maintained models and the base price premium imposed by BMW’s engineering.

In the 2‑3 year window, the depreciation slows to 6–10% annually, contingent upon mileage, maintenance history, and cosmetic condition. After five years, the vehicle typically retains roughly 40–45% of its original value – a figure that positions the 118 favorably against non‑premium rivals, which often decline faster due to depreciation in raw quality and brand perception.

Usage Tip: A rigorous service history and high mileage below the average (~10,000 km/year) can preserve value, especially in the European used‑car market where record keeping is heavily weighed.

Comparison Context – How Does the 2017 BMW 118 Measure Up?

Compared to other business‑class compacts, the year‑old subset of the 2017 BMW 118 stands out for its blend of performance and refined interior quality. A well‑equipped used BMW 118 price is typically competitive with the BMW 1 Series variants, but carries higher resale after a few years due to its handling prowess and luxury badge.

When gauging against the BMW 118 2017 price of peers such as the Mercedes‑B Class or Audi A3, the 118

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