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Prices for the 2022 BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe are up incrementally across the board for 2022. The price has slowly risen since the small four-door arrived here on Australian shores in 2019. Prices now start from $53,900 before on-road costs for the 218i and extend to $76,900 before on-road costs for the M235i xDrive. UPDATE, 11/03/2022 – BMW Australia has revealed a limited edition 218i Sport that’s priced at $53,900 drive-away. Pricing is also up across the rest of the range by $1000. There are also a number of features and option packages that are temporarily unavailable due to semiconductor and production restrictions. “The bottleneck in the supply of semiconductor components has impacted availability of individual vehicle equipment options for certain models,” said a BMW Australia spokesperson. “We are working closely with our dealer partners to provide alternative solutions for our customers to minimise waiting times. This process is supported by the high degree of customisation of our vehicles.” The front/all-wheel drive 2 Series Gran Coupe is unrelated to either the outgoing or redesigned 2 Series Coupe, which use rear-wheel drive platforms. In 2021, BMW sold 2072 2 Series Gran Coupes according to VFACTS. It was outsold by its 1 Series sibling 2741 and the Mercedes-Benz A-Class range 3793. Pricing 2022 BMW 218i Gran Coupe $53,900 +$10002022 BMW 218i Sport Gran Coupe $53,900 drive-away NEW2022 BMW 220i Gran Coupe $56,900 +$10002022 BMW M235i xDrive Pure $71,900 +$10002022 BMW M235i xDrive $76,900 +$1000 All prices exclude on-road costs unless specified otherwise. Engines Unchanged for the 2022 model year, all 2022 BMW 2 Series Gran Coupes are powered by turbocharged petrol engines. 218i models are powered by a turbo three-cylinder producing 103kW of power and 220Nm of torque. This is mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic that powers the front wheels only. 220i models are powered by a turbo four-cylinder producing 141kW and 280Nm. This is also mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic that powers the front wheels only. M235i xDrive Pure and M235i xDrive models are powered by a higher-output turbo four-cylinder producing 225kW and 450Nm. This is mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. BMW claims that these models can do the 0-100km/h sprint in seconds. Fuel Economy Claimed combined cycle fuel economy figures for the 2022 BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe are as follows 218i xDrive Pure xDrive 218i and 220i models require 95RON premium unleaded petrol, whereas the M235i xDrive Pure and M235i xDrive models require 98RON. All models have a 50L fuel tank. Dimensions The 2022 BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe measures 1800mm wide, 1420mm tall, and 4526mm long with a 2670mm wheelbase. Servicing and Warranty BMW offers two different capped-price servicing plans on the 2 Series Gran Coupe. A five-year, 80,000km Basic plan is $1650, while the Plus plan costs $4340. The Plus plan includes replacement brake pads and discs, clutch discs and plates, as well as wiper blades. The company continues to offer a three-year/unlimited kilometre warranty, whereas many rival brands have moved on to five-year warranties. BMW 1 Series crash test Safety ANCAP and Euro NCAP haven’t crash-tested the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe, but the safety authorities awarded the model a five-star safety rating based off the tests of the 1 Series in 2019. All 2022 BMW 2 Series Gran Coupes come standard with the following safety features Autonomous emergency braking at city speeds with pedestrian detectionBlind-spot monitoringRear cross-traffic alertFront and rear parking sensorsReversing cameraFront, front-side and curtain airbags BMW M235i xDrive Standard Equipment The 218i comes standard with the following features M Sport exterior package18-inch alloy wheelsM Sport touchscreen infotainment system with satellite navigation and DAB+ digital radioWireless Apple CarPlay and Android digital instrument clusterAutomatic stop/startLED headlights with LED front fog lightsAmbient lightingAutomatic headlightsRain-sensing wipersBlack cloth/Sensatec upholsterySingle-zone climate controlWireless phone charging*Six-speaker sound system A feature with an *’ next to it is temporarily unavailable due to semiconductor shortages. The 218i Sport adds the following Solid black paint17-inch Orbit Grey alloy wheelsSport Line stylingFront sport seatsCloth/Sensatec upholstery Over the 218i, the 220i adds the following Paddle shiftersDual exhaust pipes The M235i xDrive Pure adds the following M specific tuningLimited-slip differential on the front axleM Sport steeringM Sport brakes with blue-pained calipersM Aerodynamics package with Cerium grey mirror caps, grille frame, and mesh grille and air linlet rear lip spoilerKeyless entryM Sport driver and passenger seats with electric adjustment and memoryDual-zone climate control The M235i xDrive adds the following Matrix LED headlights with auto high-beamPanoramic glass sunroofBlack Dakota’ leather upholsteryHarmon Kardon 16-speaker sound system Optional Equipment The Comfort package 218i and 220i, $2440; M235i xDrive, $1330 adds Keyless entryElectrically-adjusted driver and passenger seats with electric lumbar adjustment 218i and 220i onlyHeated front seatsKeyless entry 218i and 220i onlyHeated steering wheel M235i xDrive only The $1331 Driver Assistance package 218i and 220i but adds Adaptive cruise controlMatrix LED headlights with auto high-beamTyre-pressure monitoring The $3700 Enhancement package 218i and 220i adds Metallic paintElectric sunroof19-inch alloy rims The $2200 M Sport Plus package 218i and 220i adds M Sport seats for driver and passengerColoured seatbeltsM rear spoilerM Sports SteeringM Sport red-painted brake calipers The $1800 Executive Package 218i, 220i and M235i xDrive adds Alarm systemSun protection glazingGesture controlHarman Kardon premium sound system 218i and 220i onlyTyre pressure monitoring M235i xDrive only The $2200 M Sport Performance package adds the following Black grille, mirror caps and exhaust tailpipe finishes18-inch alloy wheels BMW Australia indicates the Driver Assistance and M Sport Plus packages may temporarily be unavailable due to production restrictions. It says to consult your local BMW dealer for further information. Colours The 2022 BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe is available in the following exterior paint colours Solid black 218i Sport onlyAlpine WhiteBlack Sapphire metallicMelbourne Red metallicM Misano Blue metallicSnapper Rocks Blue metallicSkyscraper GreyStorm Bay metallic not available on the M235i xDrive PureFrozen Pure Grey metallic not available on the M235i xDrive Pure Metallic paint costs an additional $1700, Storm Bay metallic costs an additional $2600, and Frozen Pure Grey metallic costs an additional $5000. MORE Everything BMW 2 SeriesCitroenGrand C4 Picasso 2015 vs BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer 2015
Essai BMW Série 2 Gran Tourer Les plus Agrément mécanique Compromis entre confort et dynamisme Les moins Freinage un peu juste Motricité du 220i Après le lancement de son premier monospace en septembre dernier, BMW décline déjà la gamme en présentant une version allongée destinée aux grandes familles. Le Série 2 Active Tourer était le premier monospace de BMW, mais aussi son premier modèle traction. Le Série 2 Gran Tourer ajoute une nouvelle dimension. Il est annoncé comme le premier monospace 7 places premium ». Zadar Croatie — De notre envoyé spécial Twitter SC_Turbo CLIQUEZ ICI POUR CONSULTER NOTRE GALERIE PHOTO DU BMW SERIE 2 GRAN TOURER ! Le Gran Tourer est 21 cm plus long que l'Active Tourer Quoi de neuf sur le Série 2 Gran Tourer ? Si BMW a tardé à répliquer à Mercedes et son Classe B, la marque bavaroise possède désormais un coup d'avance avec deux monospaces compacts. Avec 4,556 mètres de long, le Gran Tourer se positionne à mi-chemin entre les Ford C-Max et un S-Max. Dans le détail, il mesure exactement 21 cm de plus que son petit frère l'Active Tourer. Dont 11 cm au niveau de l'empattement 2,78 m, au profit des passagers arrière. La partie avant, du museau au montant B, est rigoureusement identique à l'Active Tourer. Le porte à faux arrière plus imposant est quant à lui surmonté d'un hayon plus vertical, débouchant sur un design moins bien équilibré selon nous que celui de l'Active Tourer. A bord, le Gran Tourer conserve les points forts de l'Active Tourer, avec un tableau de bord composé de belles matières, et de commandes orientées vers le conducteur. La banquette arrière coulisse toujours sur 13 cm. Son dossier fractionnable 40-20-40 est rabattable électriquement, et peut également s'incliner individuellement sur plusieurs angles pour un maximum de confort. Le hayon évidement reste automatisé. Mais la grosse nouveauté concerne l'apparition en série d'une troisième rangée de sièges, avec deux strapontins pliables dans le plancher de coffre. Qu'est-ce que ça change ? Premier point en configuration 5 places le Gran Tourer offre désormais un volume de coffre variable de 560 à 720 litres, soit une centaine de litres de plus que l'Active Tourer. La capacité atteint litres tous sièges rabattus. Et la longueur de chargement grimpe à 2,60 m une fois le dossier du siège passager avant rabattu en option. En position 7 places, l'accès des enfants à la 3ème rangée impose de faire coulisser la seconde au maximum. Ce qui se fait bien sûr au dépend de la marge de confort de cette dernière. En revanche, pas de problème pour s'y glisser une fois le dossier incliné. Et pour dépanner, le confort est satisfaisant l'espace aux jambes est correct, la garde au toit est généreuse, et on ne voyage pas les genoux dans le menton ! Un poste de conduite orienté vers le conducteur...et 7 places de série Au lancement, la gamme de moteurs sera composée de cinq trois et quatre cylindres » les Diesel 216d trois-cylindres 116 ch, 218d quatre-cylindres 150 ch et 220d 190 ch. Et les essences 218i trois-cylindres 136 ch et 220i quatre-cylindres 192 ch. Pas de 225i donc sur le Gran Tourer. Durant cet essai réalisé sur deux jours, nous avons eu l'occasion de prendre en main les deux configurations haut de gamme un modèle Diesel 220d doté de l'élégante finition Luxury. Puis l'essence 220i, quant à lui équipé de la finition M Sport. En moyenne, le surpoids du Gran Tourer face à l'Active Tourer est de 125 kg. L'empattement étant également plus long, le comportement gagne logiquement en stabilité. Et nous nous attendions donc à trouver un esprit moins sportif. D'autant que la motorisation 220d est obligatoirement accouplée à la transmission 4 roues motrices xDrive, mais aussi à l'excellente boîte automatique à 8 rapports signée ZF. Premières impressions avec le 220d le niveau sonore du moteur Diesel ne colle pas très bien avec l'image premium souhaitée. Mais l'agrément est excellent avec la boîte automatique ZF à 8 rapports aussi douce que rapide. Et les 190 ch et 400 Nm de couple assurent véritablement des performances de haut vol 7,8 s au 0 à 100. On se retrouve donc à rapidement regretter que le freinage n'ait pas été redimensionné à la hausse. 125 kg de surpoids face à l'Active Tourer Grâce à la suspension piloté optionnelle SelectDrive offrant trois modes de conduite EcoPro, Comfort et Sport le comportement est bien aussi dynamique que prétendu. Et la bonne surprise est que cela ne se fait pas au dépend du confort ! L'amortissement semble même en effet avoir été assoupli par rapport à l'Active Tourer. On ressent donc quelques transferts de masses, mais la transmission xDrive est diablement sécurisante. Peut-être même un peu trop. Le modèle essence 220i en version M Sport est quant à lui doté de la boite manuelle et d'une transmission à deux roues motrices. Après l'Active Tourer, le Gran Tourer est ainsi le deuxième modèle traction de BMW. Esthétiquement, en finition M Sport, notre monospace gagne en caractère avec un kit carrosserie plus agressif et d'un châssis sport abaissant l'assiette de 1 cm. Mais c'est au volant que les différences s'apprécient réellement. Le bloc 20i de 192 ch possède un caractère sportif indéniable. Et en courbe il faut contenir sa fougue pour éviter les pertes de motricité. Cette fois encore nous disposons de la suspension pilotée optionnelle. Et dès les premiers mètres nous retrouvons réellement la précision de conduite d'une BMW. La prise de roulis est encore mieux contenue, pour devenir quasiment aussi bien gérée qu'à bord d'une berline de la marque. Un monospace à la fois dynamique ET confortable Faut-il l'acheter ? Le surcoût du Gran Tourer face à l'Active Tourer varie de à euros selon les versions. Le tarif d'appel est ainsi de euros en 214d. La version cœur de gamme 218d Lounge demande euros. C'est euros environ de plus que le Citroën Grand C4 Picasso en tête des ventes en France. Selon nous un investissement largement valable compte tenu des prestations offertes. En plus d'un excellent confort de conduite, BMW offre des équipements exclusifs, tels le régulateur de vitesse adaptatif permettant une conduite quasi-autonome. Tout comme l'Active Tourer qui a su apporter 3/4 de nouveaux clients à BMW, le Gran Tourer risque bien de devenir l'un des meilleurs véhicules de conquête pour ICI POUR CONSULTER NOTRE GALERIE PHOTO BMW SERIE 2 GRAN TOURER [T10506] Série 1 vs Série 2, le match des compactes de BMW - Comparatif TURBO du 15/05/2022 Bon à savoir anticiper l'achat et la revente. Que ce soit pour l'achat d'une voiture neuve ou d'occasion, Il est important de prévoir toutes les dépenses en comparant différentes offres d'assurance voiture. BilanPas de doute, le Série 2 Gran Tourer est effectivement le monospace 7 places le plus chic du segment. Sans atteindre selon nous les prétentions sportives prétendues par la marque, c'est également celui qui dispose des meilleures capacités dynamiques. Une offre inédite donc, mais pas non plus révolutionnaire.
Sommaire 1. Essai BMW Série 2 Active Tourer 216d 115 ch : marathonien de standing. 2. Les principales caractéristiques techniques. 3. L'évaluation dans la catégorie : 32 critères analysés
Dimensions de la BMW 2 Gran Tourer 2018, volume de coffre et photos de l'intérieur Partagez votre avis sur la taille de votre voiture actuelle de toute marque Dimensions de la BMW 2 Gran Tourer actuelle à comparer avec modèles précédentsDimension BMW 2 Gran Tourer 2018 Dimension BMW 2 Gran Tourer 2015 Derniers avis sur la taille de la BMW 2 Gran Tourer 2015 ✎ Fribourg, 28-05-2021 voiture familiale, confortable, manque quand même un peu de largeur pour les places arrières. Défaut sur l'usure des pneus avant s'usent extrêmement vite sur les flans. Conso correct 220D xDrive - paquet M. Comparatif de voitures neuves de taille similaire à BMW 2 Gran Tourer 2018 Classées par ordre croissant de longueur. Cliquez sur chaque véhicule pour comparer photos de l'intérieur et coffre. Toyota Corolla CrossMercedes-Benz EQASubaru XVOpel GrandlandSsangYong Tivoli GrandAudi Q3BMW X1Renault AustralVolkswagen TouranAlfa-Romeo TonaleDacia JoggerBMW 2 Gran Tourer Plus d'autos similaires au modèle actuel Développez la liste précédente d'automobiles de toutes les marques avec une taille similaire au véhicule de votre choix dans les trois dimensions de longueur, largeur et hauteur. Catégorie des monospacesDécouvrez plus des nouveaux monospaces classés par catégorie de taille et ordonnés par longueur. Consultez aussi d'autres catégories.
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How to Get A BMW 2 Series Car Lease With Bad Credit If you have bad credit, but can demonstrate that you are traceable and can afford the monthly payments you can get a BMW 2 Series bad credit car lease from Compass Vehicle Services. We accept all types of poor credit and do not use your credit score to make a decision. 1. Fill out the simple application form If you have any questions about leasing or the application then get in touch and our friendly team will be happy to advise. 2. Send us supporting documentation When we have received your completed application we will contact you and ask for the documents we need to support your application. 3. Approval Stage Our in-house team will have an answer usually in 2 working days of receiving your application and all your supporting documentation. 4. Tailored Agreement We create a unique, tailored lease agreement for each of our customers, to suit your specific requirements. 5. Delivery We make getting your car easy; collect it yourself or we can arrange nationwide delivery. 6. End of Lease When your lease is due to expire you have 3 options. Return the car, extend your lease, or get a new car and a new lease. If you are considering a BMW 2 Series car lease you might want to see what some of the top Auto Magazines think about it RAC says “BMW’s 2 Series Gran Tourer is a seven-seat compact MPV that offers a classier, more interesting alternative to a conventional Grand C-MAX or Grand Scenic-style People Carrier.” “Ultimately, this car is all about the democratisation of premium quality. Why should you be denied a prestige badge just because you’ve a growing family and need seven seats? With a 2 Series Gran Tourer, you don’t have to be. OK, it’s probably not the BMW you ideally wanted back in your college years but today, it may well be the one you actually need. Certainly if compromises have to be made to suit changes in your life, then this car represents a remarkably pleasant way of making them, creating an MPV you could want from the kind of one you might merely need. There’s something to be said for that. Life happens – but there’s no reason why you can’t better enjoy the journey.” Car Buyer says “The BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer is for big families who think its rivals from Ford, Citroen and Volkswagen are too mainstream” “To some extent, you get what you pay for, though. Fit and finish is excellent and the interior is beautifully trimmed and constructed. The Gran Tourer looks the part, too. It’s too tall and bulky to be elegant, but its prominent BMW hallmarks give it plenty of visual appeal.” “All in all, the 2 Series Gran Tourer is a solid and capable car for anyone who thinks the likes of the Volkswagen Touran, Ford C-MAX and Citroen Grand Picasso are a little too mainstream.”
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Infos Bmw Serie 2 Gran Tourer 218i année 2017 VS Marque Bmw Catégorie Grand Monospace Carburant Essence Modèle Serie 2 Gran Tourer Année 2017 Prix Serie 2 Gran Tourer 218i 31490 Mecanique Bmw Serie 2 Gran Tourer 218i VS Cylindrée 1,5L 3cyl. inj. directe turbo Puissance 136 ch à 4400 tr/min Transmission Avant Couple 220 nm à 1250 tr/min Performances Bmw Serie 2 Gran Tourer 218i VS Vitesse max 205 km/h Consommation urbaine / extra urbaine / moyenne / / / 100 km Autonomie optimale 1109 Km Autonomie moyenne 981 Km Prix du plein Accélération 0 à 100km s Rejet de Co2 119 g/km Dimensions/Poids Bmw Serie 2 Gran Tourer 218i VS Poids à 1470 kg Taille réservoir 51 litres Pneumatique 205/60R16 2 trains Dimension L/l/h / / Volume du coffre 645/1905 dm3 Infos Citroen C4 Grand Picasso PureTech 130 année 2017 Marque Citroen Catégorie Grand Monospace Carburant Essence Modèle C4 Grand Picasso Année 2017 Prix C4 Grand Picasso PureTech 130 31900 Mecanique Citroen C4 Grand Picasso PureTech 130 Cylindrée 3cyl. inj. turbo Puissance 130 ch à 5500 tr/min Transmission Avant Couple 230 nm à 1750 tr/min Performances Citroen C4 Grand Picasso PureTech 130 Vitesse max 197 km/h Consommation urbaine / extra urbaine / moyenne / / / 100 km Autonomie optimale 1390 Km Autonomie moyenne 1188 Km Prix du plein Accélération 0 à 100km s Rejet de Co2 115 g/km Dimensions/Poids Citroen C4 Grand Picasso PureTech 130 Poids à 1305 kg Taille réservoir 57 litres Pneumatique 215/55R17 2 trains Dimension L/l/h / / Volume du coffre 575/1843 dm3 Autres motorisation Bmw Serie 2 Gran Tourer 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Autres motorisation Citroen C4 Grand Picasso 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
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Only the 5 seater.... Didn't know there is gonna be a 7 seater. Sorry.... But what chassis is it gonna be? If it's the same chassis then no diff... Unless it is on e90. Well.... It's expensive nevertheless.... I'm not sure which chassis the Grand Tourer will be based on but as per another bro's post7, dimensions are as follows Quick Spec External Dimensions 4,556mm L x 1,800 W x 1,608mm H Drive FWD with Transversely Front Mounted Engine Model / Engine 220i / 4Cycl TC Petrol / 192hp / 270Nm / 223Km/h / 218i / 3Cycl TC Petrol / 136hp / 220Nm / 205Km/h / 220d / 4Cycl TC Diesel / 190hp / 400Nm / 218Km/h / 218d / 4Cycl TC Diesel / 150hp / 330Nm / 205Km/h / 216d / 3Cycl TC Diesel / 116hp / 270Nm / 192Km/h / 218i / 3Cycl TC Petrol / 136hp / 220Nm / 205Km/h / 4Cycl TC Edited March 23, 2015 by Spring
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Written by Parkers on 06 June 2019 Filling yet another niche in its ever-expanding range is the BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer, the company’s first seven-seater people carrier, and has proven to be surprisingly popular. While ultimately it lacks the outright flexibility and spaciousness of key rivals such as the Citroen Grand C4 Picasso, Ford Grand C-Max and Volkswagen Touran, the 2 Series Gran Tourer has many attractive facets, aside from the allure of the BMW badge on its claims the 2 Series Gran Tourer came into being because buyers of its traditional saloons and estates had no option but to look to other brands as their families expanded. It believes those demanding a more premium-feeling, sportier-driving MPV will be tempted back into the BMW fold. Read the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer review Front-wheel drive for the majority This is BMW’s second model that’s predominantly front-wheel drive, being a seven-seater version of the five-seater 2 Series Active Tourer launched in 2014. More expensive 220d versions of the 2 Series Gran Tourer are only available – initially at least – with xDrive, which also sends power to the rear wheels. Eventually these underpinnings will find their way under the next generation 1 Series and X1 in addition to the replacements for the larger keeping the mechanical components largely up front, an even greater amount of interior space is liberated. Even though the 2 Series Gran Tourer is only 214mm longer and 53mm taller than the Active Tourer it shares much of its frontal bodywork with, there’s room for an additional pair of small rear seats and up to 1,820 litres of cargo space. Brand purists may be up in arms about both the front-wheel drive and people carrying credentials of the 2 Series Gran Tourer, but the fact is for this type of car it handles with impressive agility, if not the ride comfort of its direct competitors. BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer Petrol, diesel and PHEV Efficiency is the focus for the majority of powertrains offered in the BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer, with the cheapest to run being the manual gearbox-only 216d, offering up to and CO2 emissions of 108g/km. At a clamed and emissions of 115g/km, both manual and automatic versions of the 218d offer identical efficiency the automatic-only, four-wheel drive 220d xDrive hardly disgraces itself with claims of and 129g/km of CO2, despite completing the 0-62mph acceleration test in a swift vs diesel which BMW 2 Series is best for you? Those who tend to travel shorter distances are likely to find the petrols suit their needs better. The 218i offers the lower running costs, with claims of and 123g/km for versions with the manual gearbox; automatics are slightly inferior at and 126g/km, respectively. Topping the power stakes is the 189bhp motor fitted to the 220i, completing the 0-62mph sprint in seconds for the automatic, seconds slower for the manual. Running costs take a bit of knock, with the manual posting the costliest figures of the range at and 145g/km. All 2 Series Gran Tourers are equipped with EfficientDynamics features such as stop/start, energy recuperation and a coasting function for the automatic gearboxes which effectively disengages the engine and transmission to save fuel. BMW’s most practical model There’s no doubting that the BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer’s increased practicality over other models to wear the coveted blue and white badge, it does lose ground compared to others in this segment. Space in the middle row is generous, particularly with the seats slid rearwards, but unlike many MPVs the seat is a bench rather than a trio of individual chairs. The middle seat position is also significantly narrower than rivals’ setups touches abound in the third row with elasticated straps attached to the sides to keep kids’ clutter neatly out of the way, while the luggage cover stows in a space under the floor behind the rearmost seats. Lowering and raising the back pair of seats is easy too, with just a plastic lever to lightly pull unlike the straps employed by some 2 Series Gran Tourer facelift for 2018 For 2018, the 2 Series Gran Tourer has been facelifted. It was a very light-touch makeover, with new lights and bumpers at the front and rear, and a few tweaks to the interior. Job LED headlights have been sharpened up with BMW’s corona ring’ daytime running lights. They can be upgraded to adaptive LEDs. The regular models and more aggressive M Sport are given bumpers that differentiate them further, and all models get a full-width lower grille below the kidney grille, which has been enlarged for 2018. The instrument panel has been updated, and the iDrive has been upgraded in line with the rest of the BMW range.
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The market may have embraced SUVs, but the best way to haul people and their stuff at the same time is still with an MPV. These are the best ones currently on sale 8 mins read17 February 2022 The market may have embraced SUVs, but the best way to haul people and their stuff at the same time is still with an MPV. These are the best ones currently on sale. The MPV segment has been under attack for years and is now close to dying out as people move to more fashionable SUVs. For large families, a traditional MPV is still hard to beat as they make much more efficient use of their space. You’ll get more interior room for the same footprint, and most MPVs have three Isofix points in the back, or even integrated booster seats, and those are features that even the largest SUVs don’t offer. Even though the traditional MPV is dying out, there is some hope in the form of van-based MPVs. Since vans have become much more habitable in recent years, the passenger versions are now a genuine alternative to the traditional people carrier. Take the seats out and they’re perfect for a house move, too. Multi-purpose vehicle indeed. 1. Dacia Jogger Families living on tight budgets need a bit of good news right now; and, right on cue, along comes a genuine seven-seat family car you can buy for less than £15,000. Budget brand Dacia has finally joined the MPV class, and it's done so with the fairly compact but functional Jogger, which delivers value family motoring like we've rarely known it. This car isn't the biggest, cleverest or most versatile car in its class, but if it's all the car your growing brood really needs, and it costs you Fiesta money, how could you complain? It offers five decent-sized seats and a couple of more kiddy-sized ones in the boot, but the latter can easily be lifted out entirely when you've got big loads to carry. The Jogger shares its model platform with the Dacia Sandero supermini, as well as its 109bhp petrol engine; a petrol-hybrid is coming later. We've yet to drive either in the UK, but have tested the petrol model in Europe. Performance is pretty modest, but also more than adequate, with reasonable torque for mid-range hauling, and a tall top gear for economical long-distance driving. Ride and handling are as ordinary as the car's performance is, with a little rough springiness characterising the ride in particular - but it's far from objectionable. The cabin is pretty sparsely fitted out in the case of lower-trim models, in which there's simply a built-in smartphone holder for in-car entertainment and navigation - but upper-level ones offer fitted touchscreen system and factory navigation as standard. And there are even clever roof bars which can convert into a roof rack of their own, for the storage of bikes and roof boxes. There hasn't been a new MPV with the potential to rejuvinate interest in this flagging class for a decade or more; but the Jogger's value alone could do that. Save money with new Dacia deals from What Car? 2. Volkswagen Touran The Touran feels like a car created from the very core of the MPV textbook, having been born to deliver great occupant space from a fairly compact footprint. It can’t quite match the BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer for premium-brand allure or driver appeal, while it also lacks a bit of charm in it's design. But like all great Volkswagens, it's functional in all respects, offering a versatile and pretty roomy seven-seat cabin without risking dwarfing your three-bedroom semi. VW only offers the car with its TSI Evo engine, which develops 148bhp but hauls the car along easily enough and with creditable refinement and decent economy. Handling is neat, contained and comfortable. The Touran scores no less than eight out of 10 in every department, making it a strong all-rounder that does exactly what it says on the tin with fantastic consistency. Save money with new Touran deals from What Car? 3. Ford S-Max Ford is one of very few manufacturers who are persisting with traditional MPVs, although that does mean keeping older models in production for a long time. The Ford S-Max is now fairly old, having been in production since 2015, but a new hybrid powertrain and infotainment updates have kept it current. It doesn’t appeal in quite the same way as the previous one in the driving sense, the old car's unique selling point of quirky looks and surprisingly good drive having been dimmed somewhat by Ford's slightly one-dimensional petrol-electric engine. However, it’s still a respectable, competitive and generally pleasing-to-drive family car. As it’s now hybrid-only, it’s very economical, too - and with 187bhp to call on, it isn't under-nourished either. Save money with new S-Max deals from What Car? 4. Citroën Berlingo More than two decades and almost two millions sales ago, Citroën pioneered the van-based MPV with the Berlingo, and this latest but only third generation model returns to the original's charm and odd-ball likeability. There are stout reasons why you might buy this instead of a more conventional MPV, too the interior is truly cavernous, with 186 litres of storage space in the various cubbies dotted about, and even with seven seats there's still generous space for luggage. Best of all is that the Berlingo rides with true calmmess and steers intuitively, which along with generous equipment levels for UK-spec cars make it something of an everday gem. The fly in the ointment for some may be the car's chief selling point point for others the passenger version of the Berlingo is now electric-only, powered by Stellantis' 134bhp electric motor and 50kWh battery pack. That makes for a real-world range of only about 110 miles; but if you're ready for zero-emissions utility motoring on those terms, the Berlingo has plenty of appeal. Save money with new Berlingo deals from What Car? 5. Ford Ford Galaxy The Ford S-Max has an even bigger and more practical sister model, the Ford Galaxy. This was Ford's original MPV, remember. It’s very similar inside to the S-Max but for a higher roofline and a slightly roomier cabin, and comes with the same hybrid powertrain. The difference is that it has seven genuinely usable seats which make it the ultimate transport for large, grown-up families. It’s less engaging to drive than the S-Max, but it’s even more comfortable on the motorway and still handles surprisingly well, as we’re accustomed to from Ford. Save money with new Galaxy deals from What Car? 6. Citroën Grand C4 Spacetourer The Citroen Grand C4 Spacetourer née Picasso has also been around for a long time. Its predecessor was one of the market's very first mid-sized MPVs, and while its competitors from the likes of Renault and Vauxhall have long been removed from UK showrooms, the 'Picasso' is still with us. The current model's age shows in the interior. Nevertheless, it retains all the quirkiness that made the original such a unique proposition in a segment many would assume to be entirely dull. There used to be a 5-seater C4 Spacetourer, but that has been taken off sale. The interior might feel a little bit old, but it’s still very functional and smartphone mirroring keeps the infotainment system usable. To drive, the C4 lacks the shine of Ford’s S-Max, but it is far from bad on the road, and it still offers a choice of petrol and diesel powertrains - and an electric version is coming. As far as MPVs go, this is a commendable, albeit not perfect, example. Save money with new Grand C4 deals from What Car? 7. Mercedes-Benz GLB & EQB Mercedes' most practical compact car is a bit of a fusion of MPV and SUV design, but however you see this car, there's little arguing that its seven-seat cabin layout and its choice on engines make it the best model to include for consideration here. You can take your pick from two petrol engines the base-line 163bhp -200 or the AMG-branded GLB 35, two diesels GLB 200d or -220d, with four-wheel drive available on each upper-level option. The all-electric EQB comes in -300 and -350 derivatives, the latter offering a pretty stirring 288bhp and four-wheel drive, combined with claimed range of 250 miles. Practicality is on a par with other compact seven-seaters, the car's rearmost chairs only being usable by younger children, but being available in both piston-engined and all-electric models. The driving experience isn't of Mercedes' highest standard, the car's ride and handling in particular feeling stiff-legged and more poorly resolved than rivals in this list - but passable allthesame. Save money with new Mercedes GLB from What Car? 8. BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer and BMW 2 Series Active Tourer The 2 Series Active Tourer looks expensive, but that's compensated by the fact that it is well-equipped, of pretty high quality inside, and features engines that are clean and frugal. It was the first front-wheel drive BMW, but in a class of cars that are generally lacklustre to drive, this is one of the better ones. Currently you can choose between the five-seat Active Tourer and the seven-seat 2 Series Gran Tourer. The replacement for the Active Tourer has just been revealed, and we should drive it soon. It will continue to offer popular plug-in hybrid power, and deliveries will begin in March. The Gran Tourer is unlikely to be replaced. Save money with new 2 Series Gran Tourer deals from What Car? 9. Mercedes EQV Mercedes has got the all-electric seven-seater market pretty well served between the EQB we've already mentioned, and this the larger and more expensive EQV. Effectively an electric V-Class, this is a big, tall, van-like vehicle with sliding side doors and captain's chairs in the second row than can spin to face either forwards or backwards. It's powered by a 204bhp electric motor and has a usable range of just over 200 miles. And with air suspension and plenty of mass rolling along, it's surprisingly quiet and comfortable, and handles well for something so large and heavy. You'd be lucky to pick up an airport transfer in an EQV - and, allowing for the tax advantages, your chauffeur would be pretty happy to run one, assuming he could charge one up easily. Save money with new Mercedes EQV deals from What Car? 10. Ford Tourneo Custom If maximising the amount of space and passenger carrying capacity available to you is your number-one priority, you need to be looking at the passenger versions of medium-sized vans. The best van to drive is the Ford Transit Custom and the Tourneo Custom is the same, but made more habitable for carrying passengers. One of our photographers ran a Ford Tourneo Custom PHEV for six months and found that the versatility fit his lifestyle perfectly and while it was never going to rival a Focus for driver appeal, it never felt like a chore to drive, either. We’d recommend a normal diesel, though. The pure-electric range of the PHEV is a paltry 30 miles, which is just not enough for a vehicle you want to take on long trips. NewsletterGet all the best car news, reviews and opinions direct to your inbox three times a week. 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TheS-MAX isn’t the only sharp-handling seven-seater, however, as BMW has just released its 2 Series Gran Tourer. Based on the already successful 2 Series Active Tourer, the GT is only the brand’s
Mit dem neuen BMW 2er Gran Tourer will der deutsche Autombilhersteller ein neues Fahrzeugsegment eröffnen. Es ist das erste Fahrzeug in der Premium-Kompaktklasse mit bis zu sieben Sitzplätzen. Kompakt und geräumig soll es beim neuen 2er Gran Tourer zugehen. Der Wagen misst eine Länge von Millimter, eine Breite von Millimeter und eine Höhe von Millimeter. Daraus resultiert ein Kofferraumvolument von 645 Liter, was sich bei umgeklappten Rücksitzlehnen auf Liter erhöhen lässt. Die dritte Sitzreihe ist optional sowie voll versenkbar und befindet sich auf Wunsch im Ladeboden. Für maximale Alltagstauglichkeit sorgen die zahlreichen Ablagemöglichkeiten in allen Sitzreihen, an den Rückenlehnen der Vordersitze befinden sich zusätzlich Monorails mit Klapptischen. Zum Marktstart stehen fünf neu entwickelte Turbomotoren mit drei und vier Zylindern bereit, die 116 bis 192 PS leisten. Der Hersteller verspricht dank des BMW Efficient Dynamics Maßnahmenpaket ein hohes Maß an sportlicher Dynamik und höchster Effizienz. Ebenfalls einzigartig Der 220d xDrive Gran Tourer ist der erste Siebensitzer im Premium-Kompaktsegment, der direkt zu Beginn mit Allradantrieb erhältlich ist. Die Motoren verbrauchen zwischen 3,9 und 6,4 Liter auf 100 Kilometer und stoßen 104 g/km CO2 pro Kilometer aus. Zu den Assistenzsystemen zählen unter anderem der Head-Up-Display, der alle relevanten Informationen für den Fahrer bereithält. Damit längere Fahrten auch für Kinder angenehm verlaufen, stellt BMW die App myKIDIO zur Verfügung. Über das Programm ist es möglich, Serien, Filme, Hörbücher und Hörspiele für die Passagiere im Fond auf Tablet-Computern abzuspielen. Die volle Kontrolle liegt jedoch jederzeit beim Fahrer oder Beifahrer, der die Inhalte über das Control Display bedienen kann. Darüber hinaus können die Kinder im Fond über das BMW Kids Cockpit fahrtrelevante Informationen wie die Ankunftszeit, Geschwindigkeit oder Außentemperatur abrufen. Der BMW 2er Gran Tourer ist in vier weiteren Modellvarianten erhältlich. Wer sich für das Modell Advantage entscheidet erhält unter anderem eine 2-Zonen-Klimaautomatik, Park Distance Control hinten, Geschwindigkeitsregelung mit Bremsfunktion und ein Multifunktionslenkrad. Die Sport Line verfügt über exklusive Exterieurumfänge, spezielle Leichtmetallräder und Sportsitze, während das Modell Luxury Line mit Chrom-Applikationen, ausgewählten Leichtmetallrädern und Lederausstattungen punktet. Abgerundet wird das Angebot mit dem Modell M Sport und Inhalten wie dem M Aerodynamik-Paket, BMW Individual Hochglanz Shadow Line, M Lederlenkrad und M Sportsitzen. Alternativen In Konkurrenz tritt der BMW 2er Gran Tourer mit dem Citroen Grand C4 Picasso. Der Wagen kostet Euro und fährt mit 165 PS. Als Verbrauch gibt der Hersteller 5,9 Liter auf 100 Kilometer an. Die 2er-Reihe war Anfang des Jahres Thema auf Wir berichteten über die Modellpflege von BMW. Sie suchen einen Neuwagen von BMW? Über können Sie beim Autokauf auf einen Konfigurator zurückgreifen und viel Geld sparen.
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