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Looking for a BMW X1 price that balances luxury with everyday practicality? The 2020 BMW X1, a compact SUV that blends sporty dynamics with efficient driving, offers a range of options that can affect its value. Whether you’re evaluating a brand‑new model or a used BMW X1 price, the factor that most buyers weigh is how these costs shift after the first few years on the road.

The BMW X1 2020 price typically starts around the mid‑$30,000 mark for a base model, but this figure can swing higher with added trims or packages. On the used side, those same vehicles often surface in the $25,000–$35,000 bracket, again highly dependent on mileage, condition and regional demand. Below is a quick glance at the key specifications that define what you get in a 2020 heading for, ensuring you know exactly what the price represents.

• Engine: 2.0‑liter BMW M50i turbo (iDrive 8 tech) or 1.5‑liter B48 turbo (EcoDrive). Horsepower ranges 184–204 hp.
• Transmission: 7‑speed dual‑clutch automatic (THP) – standard across all trims.
• Fuel Type: Turbocharged gasoline (petrol), optional mild hybrid gear‑shift for better efficiency.
• Drive Configuration: Standard rear‑wheel drive, optional xDrive all‑wheel drive.
• Dimensions: Length 4,500 mm, Width 1,802 mm, Height 1,648 mm; Wheelbase 2,668 mm.
• Cargo Capacity: 332 L (rear seats up) – 1,221 L (rear seats folded).
• Suspension: Adaptive air suspension (top trims), live‑gear (base).
• Infotainment: 10.2‑in touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, navigation, rear‑camera.
• Safety: Active Driving Assistant – lane‑keeping, adaptive cruise control, collision‑warning, automatic emergency braking.

Need a clearer picture? The specs listed above illustrate what you’ll experience when you test drive a 2020 BMW X1, and how these choices directly influence the BMW X1 price.

BMW X1 Depreciation: What You Can Expect Over Four Years

Like most luxury vehicles, the BMW X1 loses value relatively quickly at launch. General industry observations suggest that a new X1 typically loses 15‑20% of its value in the first year, reflecting the high initial depreciation curve common to many premium compact SUVs. Over the next three years, the rate tapers to around 10‑12% per additional year, so a 2020 model that originally sold for $35,000 could be worth roughly $14,000–$19,000 after four years, depending on mileage and condition.

This BMW X1 depreciation pattern is also mirrored in the used market: buyers often consider the car’s current market value versus its residual worth. By staying steerable with maintenance and keeping mileage low, you can mitigate depreciation’s impact. It’s worth noting that models with extra features—such as the xDrive AWD and the Dark Optimised package—usually retain a higher resale value compared to base models.

When assessing what is a 2020 BMW X1 worth, it’s best to use a combination of market data and real‑world listings, as the price can vary

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