All US Spec Option Data

[analogue]

There was a request in another thread to get production numbers for specific option combinations. I was a little curious, so I give you the US and Canada spec option data:

All BMW 1M US/CAN spec options


Were you hoping one of the 16 true strippers in the US was in BSM? Sorry, there were 9 built in VO and 7 in AW. None in BSM.

Do you have one of the 35 unicorns? (A car with a unique set of options not shared with any other US spec car.) Go check out the Unicorns filter view.

Do you want one of the 30 cars built with Navigation but no ZCV? Check out the list.

Or maybe you really don't want Nav. There were 197 cars built that way.

Are you wondering why 52 cars were built with the extra drink holder, but no Navigation? Me too.

My car had 4 other twins. Well now I know.

[nachob]

Originally Posted by analogue

There was a request in another thread to get production numbers for specific option combinations. I was a little curious, so I give you the US spec option data:

All BMW 1M US spec options


Were you hoping one of the 16 true strippers in the US was in BSM? Sorry, there were 9 built in VO and 7 in AW. None in BSM.

Do you have one of the 34 unicorns? (A car with a unique set of options not shared with any other US spec car.) Go check out the Unicorns filter view.

Do you want one of the 30 cars built with Navigation but no ZCV? Check out the list.

Or maybe you really don't want Nav. There were 196 cars built that way.

Are you wondering why 52 cars were built with the extra drink holder, but no Navigation? Me too.

My car had 4 other twins. Well now I know.

Mine was a stripper except for $300 Sirius option which was just a software thing. It is essentially a stripper but might show up as one option car. It was also ED so it had the triangle and ED floor mats.

[champignon]

Thanks for doing this. Any chance to add the Canadian cars? Not only are a lot of North American cars owned by Canadian forum members, there are also a number of originally Canadian cars now living in the USA, such as mine and Nacho's.

Thanks!

[analogue]

Originally Posted by champignon

Thanks for doing this. Any chance to add the Canadian cars? Not only are a lot of North American cars owned by Canadian forum members, there are also a number of originally Canadian cars now living in the USA, such as mine and Nacho's.

Thanks!

I added a sheet with the Canada cars and the options you could get on those. Quite a few more strippers, but then again the standard options in Canada were a bit more generous (Bluetooth, USB, etc.).

[JP-1M]

analogue Thanks much for doing this. I'm assuming you did this programmatically. Is that correct? If so, any way to include all units globally? I can provide a couple known non-North America VINs and a website where the data is available if so.

[nachob]

Originally Posted by analogue

I added a sheet with the Canada cars and the options you could get on those. Quite a few more strippers, but then again the standard options in Canada were a bit more generous (Bluetooth, USB, etc.).

Thanks, yes, I got Canadian stripper also but it has bluetooth, heated seats and lighted door handles. My US stripper had none of that.

[zardoz]

can you explain order matches vs build matches?

[analogue]

Originally Posted by zardoz

can you explain order matches vs build matches?

Think of it this way:

Order Matches: Cars with the same window sticker (how you could order it)
Build Matches: Cars with the exact same factory build sheet


The biggest reason for the difference is that there were production changes across models in September 2011. (e.g. iPod/USB became 7H9 instead of 6FL)

Another inconsistency in the builds is that some cars got the cup holder (442) without having navigation which is something you could never actually order. There were a number of minor changes in the build sheets that were not indicative of how the car was ordered.

So I wanted to show how many cars matched based on the customer order vs. how BMW actually built it at the factory. Even though technically the US packages changed as of 09/2011 (Premium Package became Premium Package 2), there were not material differences in what came on the car so I left those grouped together.

[arvinz]

Originally Posted by analogue

Think of it this way:

Order Matches: Cars with the same window sticker (how you could order it)
Build Matches: Cars with the exact same factory build sheet


The biggest reason for the difference is that there were production changes across models in September 2011. (e.g. iPod/USB became 7H9 instead of 6FL)

Another inconsistency in the builds is that some cars got the cup holder (442) without having navigation which is something you could never actually order. There were a number of minor changes in the build sheets that were not indicative of how the car was ordered.

So I wanted to show how many cars matched based on the customer order vs. how BMW actually built it at the factory. Even though technically the US packages changed as of 09/2011 (Premium Package became Premium Package 2), there were not material differences in what came on the car so I left those grouped together.

So if it says 'Matching Builds: 1" for my VIN, then you're saying it's a unique build with no others the same?

[analogue]

Originally Posted by arvinz

So if it says 'Matching Builds: 1" for my VIN, then you're saying it's a unique build with no others the same?

Correct.

[stormchaser7]

What did "premium" option give you? Same with convenience package? Is that the same as comfort access?

[SLC801]

Originally Posted by stormchaser7

What did "premium" option give you? Same with convenience package? Is that the same as comfort access?

Here's a link: http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=467743

[griz31]

Very cool information, thanks for taking the time to put this together!

[///BYU]

analogue thanks for doing this! This should be a sticky.

[eeghie]

Intresting trivia, thx fot composing it.

Do you know what the E82 (MUE) iso M COUPE (USA) for some cars signify?

[analogue]

Originally Posted by eeghie

Do you know what the E82 (MUE) iso M COUPE (USA) for some cars signify?

That was the development code rather than the model. It was just an inconsistency in the data source I was using. I updated them to match.

[blackmist222777]

Very cool! looks like there are 2 other 1Ms that are exactly like mine.

[BMW Gator]

[QUOTE=blackmist222777;22822034]Very cool! looks like there are 2 other 1Ms that are exactly like mine.[/QUO

Me too - 2 matches! I do find that hard to believe. I ordered a stripper with only HK radio/bluetoooth upgrade.

[Em/1]

What a cool unsolicited gift. My VO ...96436 is a unicorn!

[doug_999]

Originally Posted by Em/1

What a cool unsolicited gift. My VO ...96436 is a unicorn!

Well sort of . Actually 1 of 3

Just because bmw changes an option code does not make it unique.

But still better than my 12/7 rating.

[Em/1]

Originally Posted by doug_999

Well sort of . Actually 1 of 3

Just because bmw changes an option code does not make it unique.

But still better than my 12/7 rating.

I think 3 ordered 1 built makes is unique?

[doug_999]

Originally Posted by Em/1

I think 3 ordered 1 built makes is unique?

As analogue explains
Order Matches: Cars with the same window sticker (how you could order it)
Build Matches: Cars with the exact same factory build sheet

The biggest reason for the difference is that there were production changes across models in September 2011. (e.g. iPod/USB became 7H9 instead of 6FL)

So your car was 1 of 3 with the exact same window sticker. But due to BMW changing part numbers in September, your build sheet, as in the part numbers that make up your car, is unique.

Still really really rare....

Of course, I'm not sure if he counts Euro delivery as a order spec....