Home | News | Road Tests BMW 120d Manual Here in May The 2009 BMW 120d manual arrives, locally, in May 2009. Home > News > BMW 4th March, 2009 BMW will target sporting drivers with a eco-friendly mind when the new manual transmission equipped BMW 120d hatch arrives mid-year. The new environmentally friendly model consumes 4.8-litres of diesel per 100 km/h on the combined cycle, and emits 128 g/km of CO2. It will be the first BMW offered in Australia to match a six speed manual transmission with the four cylinder diesel engine. The 2 litre common rail injection turbo-diesel engine is renowned for its smooth and seamless acceleration when teamed with the six speed automatic transmission, but the new six speed manual version takes the compact BMW 120d hatch into a new dimension. Armed with 130 kW of power and 350 Nm of torque, the new BMW 120d manual will get to 100 km/h in some 7.6 seconds. The new BMW 120d manual will be specified in line with the BMW 120d automatic, which means it comes standard with Dynamic Stability Control, rear Park Distance Control, 17-inch light alloy wheels shod with run flat tyres, sport leather steering wheel with multifunction buttons, cruise control, automatic climate control and Sport seats. Like all BMW 1 Series models, a full range of optional equipment is available to the BMW 120d manual customer, including the M Sport Package, Professional Navigation, Comfort Access and Adaptive Bi-Xenon headlights. The new BMW 120d manual will be priced from $46,790 plus dealer delivery and statutory charges. Deliveries commence in May 2009. More BMW News ..... here About | Car Clubs | Home | News | Road Ramblings | Road Tests | Subscribe | Top Drive ©   2009   All rights reserved.   Next Car Pty. Ltd.