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BMW argues bigger is better as it gives the X1 crossover a nip-and-tuck

Posted on June 4, 2019 By Jarvis

BMW designers argue that bigger is much better when it comes to grilles; just look at the 2020 7 Series. The third-generation 1 Series hatchback unveiled for the European market wears a grille that’s bigger than ever before, and now it’s the X1’s turn to go under the knife. The firm’s entry-level crossover will enter the 2020 model year after receiving a series of updates that includes — you guessed it — a bigger grille.
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