12-29-2022, 10:09 AM | #23 |
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Couple more thoughts after a long long weekend...
CORRECTION Yes - the mirrors fold in and can be set to do so automatically on lock. There's even a button for it on the driver side door console. Yes - you can change the HUD projection height (along with brightness and tilt). I wish position left and right was an option but now I'm being nit picky. PROS Debadging was easy even in single degree temps... some dental floss, a hair dryer and patience was all I needed. I used some "goo gone" to clean up any remaining mess in a few minutes time. I did figure out how to setup both the key card and wireless key though, I haven't (knowingly) used either yet. It was pretty easy to configure but setting your phone as a digital key does require both key fobs in the car for whatever reason. The garage door pairing/ opening works really well and was a breeze to set up. (Hold the button until it flashes yellow, hold down the button on your existing opener, green light and paired). I love walking up to the X1 and having it recognize me coming... it spins the mirrors down, beeps and then puts the headlights and puddle lights on; the car is welcoming me! The launch feature is pretty cool and there's definitely a noticeable increase in acceleration when you are in the "the boost". The app works pretty well for remote control features like preheating the car, locking or unlocking the doors or even checking the interior/ surroundings remotely. CONS The lack of an electric telescopic steering wheel and the range of manual telescopic wheel is definitely something that I'm getting used to. I generally like the wheel up high for ease of entry/ exit and lower while driving. I find that doing this in the X1 causes my leg to bang the height adjustment lever on entry and exit... I might just need to leave the wheel high. The "Hey BMW" (personal assistant) function seems to time out and die quite a bit, even on routine functions. I'm sure that lagginess/ bugginess can be fixed in future updates. The interior camera is cool but it would be nice to have it on when the car is in motion, so I could keep an eye on my son the backseat. Right now it equates to nothing more than a "photo booth" functionality. Sport mode can't be set as the default starting option. |
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My brother was using the backout function and it was heading straight for my wife's car... I want to believe it would stop or avoid it but we didn't test lol. Quote:
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12-29-2022, 10:16 AM | #26 |
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It has it as an option in the app but it's greyed out, I'm not sure if it's just activated yet.
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12-29-2022, 10:23 AM | #27 |
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What mode is this??? Launch???
xLine doesn't offer that design in the instrument panel configurations. |
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You don’t need the esim to get roadside assistance in an accident or to access the cameras when you are away from the car, or start ventilating it remotely. Your car is on the cell network even without the esim. |
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Thanks for the updates. Great information.
What's the "The launch feature"? Quote:
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12-29-2022, 10:59 AM | #30 | |
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12-29-2022, 11:06 AM | #31 | |
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engine remote start is $300 when ordered with the car... or $360 when paid later as a subscription. if it's ordered with the car(on the build sheet and MSRP sticker), it's obviously there forever.... but if one purchases it later, does the $360 subscription follow the car when it's sold to the next owner? thanks! |
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12-29-2022, 11:53 AM | #32 | |
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Terminating or Transferring Services. You or a subsequent owner of your vehicle may terminate Services to your vehicle. If you sell your vehicle during the initial BMW-paid Services period, all Services on the vehicle transfer to the new owner. If you purchased any optional Services either during the initial Services period or anytime thereafter and sell your vehicle, those Services remain with the vehicle unless you terminate them. If you decide to terminate any such Services, please refer to Section 8 Term, Termination and Disabling Services for further details. You may terminate or disable your Services by contacting BMW Assist Customer Care at (888) 333- 6118. You may remove your vehicle from your ConnectedDrive account on https://connecteddrive.bmwusa.com. |
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I did upload some pictures/gifs of the blinkers (no yellow in the rear ), what the ultrabrights look like and the boost countdown. Quote:
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The X1's launch control software, when combined with the boost function, enabled the X1 to sprint to 60 mph in just 5.6 seconds, 0.6 second quicker than BMW's typically conservative factory estimate. Braking to a stop from 60 mph took 115 feet, the exercise completed with no drama and only slight body movement https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2...t-test-review/ This is cool, I do see this now! Very cool. Quote:
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12-30-2022, 02:11 PM | #34 |
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Thank you!
Now I have 3 things to buy when I'm in Germany next April: convex exterior mirrors left/right amber rear turn signal lights(and housings/connectors) "i" badges and blue trim pieces.(from the iX1) possibly even the rear headrests, if they'll fit on US-spec rear seats) |
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12-30-2022, 02:39 PM | #35 |
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Should you be using the launch before break-in is completed? I know on my last two vehicles that was verboten per the owners manual until ~1200 miles. I haven't checked my wife's X1 manual to see if this is still a requirement
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Copied directly from the 2023 BMW X1's owner's manual: Up to 1,200 miles/2,000 km Do not exceed the maximum engine and road speed: For gasoline engine 4,500 rpm and 100 mph/160 km/h. Avoid full throttle or kickdown under all circumstances. From 1,200 miles/2,000 km The engine and vehicle speed can gradually be increased. |
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12-30-2022, 04:46 PM | #37 | |
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Exactly my point...shouldn't this have been quoted to the OP though vs me
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Or...treat the vehicle in such a way that it's an issue for the next owner? Either way...
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(below is from my thread on the Mercedes forum last year... yes, I'm OCD about the cars that I buy... but I drive my leased cars/SUVs really hard... but again, safely and legally ) on the cars that I buy outright, I treat them nicely.... such as my old C43 AMG(W202). The Mobil 1 0W-40 oil and filter were always changed every 1500 miles in my own garage. Since delivery at 7 miles, I never revved the engine more than 2000rpm until well past 3000 miles. Mercedes so-called "lifetime" transmission fluid always flushed every 10,000 miles or 2 years, whichever came first. All air filters, coolant and brake fluid always changed every 12 months regardless of mileage. It is also never driven in the rain or snow. After washing it, it is thoroughly dried with fine towels and air blowers to ensure complete dryness. Oh....also... never carried drinks or food(not even gum) inside the car. I also take off my shoes and put on clean driving shoes when I get in the car. The outside shoes are put in a plastic bag and put on the passenger side floormat. 22 years later, it still looks spanking new and drives like new. |
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During break-in, do not use the Launch Control. |
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Weird. Read my first post ... |
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I was able to put the engine bay fire out, btw... only a few bothans died. |
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In any event, enjoy the vehicle, for as long as it lasts. Happy New Year!
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