What are the hidden features of the BMW 1 Series 120i?

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LeEva
07/29/25 10:38pm
The hidden features of the BMW 1 Series 120i include: auto-locking at 15 mph; auto start-stop memory; automatic mirror folding when locking; one-touch window closing. Below is relevant information about car features: Automatic headlight function: If there is an "AUTO" label on the light control lever, it indicates the vehicle is equipped with automatic headlights. The automatic headlight system uses a sensor located on the inside of the front windshield to detect changes in ambient light. When the light dims, the headlights will automatically turn on. One-touch defogging function: Both automatic and manual air conditioning systems feature a one-touch front windshield defogging function. Many drivers have experienced the annoyance of fogged windshields on rainy days, especially when it's too cold to open windows. If fogging occurs, pressing the defog button will restore visibility in less than 3 seconds. Of course, this is a temporary solution - if fogging recurs, the above steps need to be repeated.
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