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Just checked and all looks the same to me as far as selection and AP goes.
and pennies ??? why is the x1 the only one with ap down to pennies have they hired a pedant?
Yes, I noticed that as well.
What’s the betting they are all ’rounded up’ to a whole pound eventually (with none rounded down!).
Dave
The X1 is not alone!
The Mitsubishi Outlander and Outlander Phev also now have models with 70p ending AP’s!
Dave
Glad to see it return. And no price increase. Quick get and order whilst it’s there lol.
the pennies only show if your searching WMPS pricing
the pennies only show if your searching WMPS pricing
Which, being a War Pensioner, I generally do (along with the other War Pensioners no doubt).
Any idea why the X1 and Mitsy Outlander have odd pence quoted when everything else (barring fixed weekly payment vehicles) has and always have been, quoted in whole pounds?
Dave
No idea what so ever unless WMPS AP’ are always £1100.19 different as a calculation however I would think they have a different formula in thier calculations, and of corse could just be a typo.
im more curios as to why you only have 9 vehicles on your above list instead of 10 that shows on the other search. Is there one missing or are there’s still hiccups ?.
No idea what so ever unless WMPS AP’ are always £1100.19 different as a calculation however I would think they have a different formula in thier calculations, and of corse could just be a typo. im more curios as to why you only have 9 vehicles on your above list instead of 10 that shows on the other search. Is there one missing or are there’s still hiccups ?.
Hi JS,
Many thanks – probably is a typo but who knows???
The ‘tenth’ X1 (not shown in screenshot) is the cheapest model which is nil AP and ‘fixed weekly’ payments. I thought it would rather confuse the issue if I included that one (as fixed weekly payments are often odd pence amounts). It was the ones with an AP showing in ‘Pounds and Pence’ I thought were very odd.
Dave
Which automatic BMW is high up to get in to and has keyless and self lifting boot ?
What, in general or available on the scheme?
Dave
According to the X1 brouchure, all trims have auto tailgate and SE trim and above has Keyless Ignition:
Specs here: https://www.bmw.co.uk/pdfs/price-lists/BMW_X1_PriceList.pdf
Of the X2 – again all trims have auto tailgate, but keyless is not mentioned in the brochure:
Specs here: https://www.bmw.co.uk/pdfs/price-lists/BMW_X2_PriceList.pdf
Scroll down the relevant brochures above for specs.
Dave
We looked at one last year, Mike. I think the step into the car is much the same as the X1 but the roofline is much lower, such that Mrs Wigwam could not easily bend into it.
Mike, as Wigwam says the X2 has a much lower roof line than the X1. I’m 6’4″ with back issues and the X2 is a definite no-no for me despite it looking much nicer than the X1. The X1 has tons of room for a compact SUV.
If I seem a little strange, that's because I am.
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