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The least-expensive BMW, the X1 is a compact five-seat SUV that slots below the X3. Based on the previous-generation 3 Series, the X1 is quite sporty to drive, but ride comfort is on the stiff side and the steering is heavy at low speeds. Check our blog for more details: http://bit.ly/WDCkC4
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