In Australia, the BMW 118i hatch starts around the mid‑$50Ks before on‑road costs, with drive‑away usually landing in the low‑to‑mid $60Ks once you’ve ticked a few boxes.
Packages like M Sport and a splash of premium paint nudge it higher—because of course they do.
Used prices: older 2016–2018 118i examples often sit about $15K–$28K, 2019–2021 cars hover near $30K–$45K, and near‑new 2022–2024 stock can be $40K–$55K.
Budget for premium fuel, solid insurance, and servicing; BMW’s prepaid plans help, but they won’t be paying you back.
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