According to the April 2005 edition of the Roundel;
"Pay close atention to the 130i that debuted at last month's Geneva auto show because that's the car most similar to the one that may find its way to BMW showrooms in America." The article goes on to say that dealers have not wanted the four cylinder because they consider them "sale proof". BMW is making a six cylinder version that in European specs delivers an "impressive" 258 horsepower, "good enough to propel the tiny car from a standstill to 60 mph in 6.2 seconds with a regulated 155-mph top speed." Sounds interesting and it says more information is available at bmw.com.
"Pay close atention to the 130i that debuted at last month's Geneva auto show because that's the car most similar to the one that may find its way to BMW showrooms in America." The article goes on to say that dealers have not wanted the four cylinder because they consider them "sale proof". BMW is making a six cylinder version that in European specs delivers an "impressive" 258 horsepower, "good enough to propel the tiny car from a standstill to 60 mph in 6.2 seconds with a regulated 155-mph top speed." Sounds interesting and it says more information is available at bmw.com.