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2018 BMW M140i v M240i comparison

2018 BMW M140i v M240i comparison

Posted on January 18, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

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With its combination of 250kW/500Nm turbocharged six-cylinder power, rear drive and choice of manual or automatic transmission shoehorned into a small five-door body shell, the BMW M140 LCI was one of 2017’s most unique and highly anticipated offerings for the discerning petrolhead.

Better still, BMW wiped five grand from this mid-life updated version of the range-topping small hatchback. And while $59,990 seems steep for a hot hatch, it looked like a steal for a genuine performance steed from a bona-fide premium German marque.

A no-brainer proposition? Not quite. Concurrently, in late-2017 time, Munich lobbed the M240i: same potent three-litre engine, same drivetrain, a similar smattering of LCI updated goodies on the equipment list such as the critically acclaimed iDrive 6 infotainment system – and all crammed into sportier two-door bodywork.
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