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BMW X2 FROM $52,600

More compact than the recently superseded F48 X1, on which it’s based, BMW X2 prices start at $52,600 for the sDrive 18i. This front-wheel-drive X2 runs a 103kW 1.5-litre turbopetrol triple matched with a seven-speed double-clutch automatic.

M Sport specifciation with this drivetrain costs $55,300. It adds black metallic paint, 19-inch alloys, a sunroof, power front seats with heating and automatic air.

The front wheel drive s20i M Sport, with

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