Part Out # 965 – 2013 BMW X1 xDrive35i 3.0L (E84)

This 2013 BMW X1 was in an accident, but we’ve dismantled it and saved the good parts off it. We’ve tested and cleaned any good parts.

The MSRP on this X1 xDrive35i is $38,600.

The mileage is 99,493.

The exterior paint color is BLACK SAPPHIRE METALLIC.

The interior color is BLACK.

The engine is a 3.0L N/A (N55).

The transmission is a 6-SPEED AWD AUTOMATIC (GA6HP-19Z).

Some of the OPTIONS this 2013 BMW X1 xDrive35i had:

• Heated Leather Sport Steering Wheel (S255A/S248A)
• Backup Camera (S3AGA)
• Exterior Chrome Line (S346A)
• Fineline Bay Wood Trim (S4EBA)
• ECO PRO (S4U2A)
• Heated Front Seats (S494A)
• Headlight Washer System (S502A)
• Park Distance Control / PDC (S508A)
• Adaptive HID Xenon Headlights (S524A)
• Navigation System Professional (S609A/P7KBA)
• HiFi Speaker System (S676A)
• X Line (P7HWA)

2013 BMW X1 3.0L – Frequently Asked Questions

Is the 2013 BMW X1 reliable?

As I was going through some of the reviews, most were positive. J.D Power rated the 2013 BMW X1 a 3.5 rating in reliability. With regularly scheduled maintenance performed, you can expect the 2013 X1 to be more reliable than a comparable SUV for this model year.

How long will a 2013 BMW X1 last?

With regularly scheduled maintenance performed, you should have no problem getting anywhere from 150 to 200,000 miles out of it. There are extreme cases of owners getting more or fewer miles out of it.

Which SUVs compare to the BMW X1?

With the X1 being a subcompact SUV, it would be in the same company as the Audi Q3 and the Mercedes GLA-Class.

Is the 2013 BMW X1 a good car?

As mentioned above, it all depends on how well maintained it is, climate conditions, how it is driven, etc. Overall, the ’13 BMW X1 is an above-average subcompact luxury SUV.

What type of oil and how much does a 2013 BMW X1 xDrive35i take?

Most people I’ve read on forums use 0w40 full synthetic. Make sure the oil you use is BMW LL-01 approved. The oil capacity on the X1 xDrive35i is almost 7 quarts (6.9 qts).

Does the BMW X1 have cruise control?

Yes, all BMWs I know have cruise control; it comes standard no matter which model or trim level you choose.

I need a module for my 2013 BMW X1; where’s the best place to buy one?

If you’re not looking to pay full price on a module that’ll need to be programmed anyway, we have a wide selection; whether it’s an airbag module, seat module, or even a complete engine/CAS module set, we have you covered.