Welcome to Replay Video Capture, the only on-screen video recorder specifically designed for high-speed video capture. Modified on: Sat, 1 Aug, 2015 at 11:31 AM We knew that the next generation of the BMW 1-Series was coming but we didn’t expect to see the compact hatchback making its appearance so early.Solution home Replay Video Capture for Windows User Guide Replay Video Capture 7 User Guide These official photos along with the first details showed up on a German website called Motor Traffic, as BMW has not yet made an announcement.

Seen here in a five-door format, the new 1-Series evolves the current model’s styling with sharper and more prominent creases all around along with a much more pronounced front end that sports unusually large headlamps pushed to the far corners of the bumper literally hugging the wheel arches. Unless you happen to own the current 1-Series, you’ll have a hard time discovering the styling differences.

Upon a closer look, you may notice the larger center console with new switchgear and the new steering wheel design.Īccording to the leaked information, the new 1-Series rides on a 85mm (3.3-in.) longer platform that brings the total length of the car to 4,320mm (170-in.). The cargo area has increased by 30 liters, from 330 to 360 liters, while passengers should also feel more comfortable thanks to the longer platform. Perhaps the most important news about the 2012 BMW 1-Series is the introduction of a brand new 1.6-liter turbocharged gasoline engine. The German website reported that new powerplant will be available on the 116i with an output of 136-horses and on the 118i with the same displacement but with 170-horses.

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