2023 BMW 230i M Sport 0-100km/h & engine sound
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2023
- 2023 BMW 230i M Sport 0-100km/h & engine sound. Head over to performancedrive.com.au/2022-... for our full review.
2023 BMW 230i M Sport
2.0-litre turbo four-cylinder
190kW (258PS) and 400Nm
Eight-speed auto, rear-wheel drive
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Exciting stuff starts at 3:45
Correction: As pointed out by a viewer below, this is not a 2023 model (2022). BMW has since introduced an update incorporating iDrive 8 for 2023 since we tested this vehicle. Apologies for any confusion.
Excellent video as always.
We really appreciate and enjoy your acceleration and braking test runs being done on a private secluded road. So many youtube "road tests" going "on throttle" driving on public roads in traffic is dangerous. Track tests even better. Thanks for your professionalism.
In America if you don't go over the speed limit you get a speeding ticket
Was super surprised at the 0-100 KPH time. About right on to BMWs 0-60 MPH time. It has been my understanding that most all of BMW power and acceleration numbers are underrated. Thanks for the review with performance numbers...so hard to see these videos in the 230 trim level!
some engines are underrated, not all of them
Was gonna say that a 330i might be a better value given this is $73k already, but seems like they’ve price hiked the 330i to over $95k d/a for 2023. When the G20 series launched in 2019, a 320i was $65k and a 330i was $71k!
Basically a nearly identical G20 330i that could easily be negotiated into the high 60s is now a $94k proposition, nearly $100k driveway - well into 5 Series pricing. Crazy.
I have 220i and I love it!
Great little review... looks like a proper drivers car
Perfectly streamlined review, everything that matters.
Imagine brake boosting a car fitted with launch control
Nice
FFS can we STOP posting 2022 models and claiming it's a 2023. Do your research and you'd know the 2023 model comes with idrive 8.....🙄
Sorry to cause so much anger and frustration. We’ve noted the mistake in our comment at the top 👍
@@PDriveTVyou know you can edit the title of this video, right? But I get it, it’s better to bait people with a false info and then pin a comment clarifying it. 2023 will click better than 2022, so clever
Shame over here in China there’s only 225i and M240i, both RWD. 230i would be more balanced in terms of performance and price tag, as M240i is somewhere around $90k. But they do have the latest iDrive 8 which I was surprised that the Aussie 2023 model doesn’t have
Just send it and get the M240I. The motors are amazing
We do have it on the 2023 model. It's bit misleading in the video - they have a 'prefacelift' model with the old iDrive 7. iDrive 8 models have just started to go on sale
Do the VW T-Roc 2lt TSi
My $5K stock Falcon XR6 Turbo does the same times without all the bling and exorbitant maintenance costs.
Yes I'm sure this cars target audience cares.
😂😂
Fact check, the fixed price servicing costs are very affordable.
@@MrFister84 Don't really care if the audience cares or not. 🤣
@@jaydaley1294.. until you get to the major service .... and changing brake pads and discs... list goes on.
0 a 100 km 5.85 s !
damn in this color I would have it, otherwise I'm embarrassed by bmws cause of their drivers. planning to go something less flashy
Is your last sentence just a nice way of saying you can’t afford it 😂 no realistic buyer who can afford this car and would otherwise enjoy driving it would be put off by trivial stereotypes.
Find me a performance brand that does not have embarrassing drivers? All one can do is not be a part of shitting driving...go get your BMW.
@@User-cb4jm i even use it as excuse sometimes - if i parked wrong and my friends say something about it, i can say "at least i fulfill a stereotype"
That‘s not the 2023 model…
Thanks
These 2 liters are fast and fuel sipping , but sound awful.
I would rather have a diesel like the old 125d , that was hella fast
Either you buy top of 2nd from top. You don't buy luxury at entry or mid level that's a waste.
wheel sounds sad.
If you know it’s 2022 MY and not 2023, you know you can edit the title of this video, right? But I get it, it’s better to bait people with a false info and then pin a comment clarifying it. 2023 model will click better than 2022, clever move
Erster 👍🤴
Good performance
Useless sound
At that point just buy an i30N. It’s gonna be overpriced and for what it is, it’s just not enough to be worth that money.
Exept is slower 0-100, front wheel drive, more plastic interior and not conform at all in sport mode. Basically, it is another type of car. But it makes good noise.
That BMW is quite ugly unfortunately