We tested the smallest BMW in the top version. It is one of the best, but it still lacks something

The smallest and most affordable 1 Series has been part of the Munich-based BMW range since 2004, with the manufacturer's intention being to bring to the world a new model that would replace the original 3 Series model with the Compact designation. The first generation was available as a three-door or five-door hatchback, but also as a two-door coupe or convertible. At the top was the M Coupé version, with an emphasis on performance and sportine…