320-HP BMW X1 With Minions Livery Sounds Despicable

Granted, this isn't the only beefed-up X1 out there. The aftermarket is packed with companies that will inject more oomph into BMW's 2.0-liter four-banger, but this one sports a unique black and yellow wrap with minion characters from the "Despicable Me" franchise.

There's no word as to what kind of upgrades lurk under the front hood, but at 320 horsepower, this X1 is significantly more potent than any factory version of the crossover out there. BMW's most powerful trim is the 28i and comes with 228 horsepower on tap. The range-topping diesel variant, the 25d, delivers similar power but more torque.

This two-tone crossover packs almost 100 horsepower more than both of them, taking the X1 into M territory. On the torque front, it puts out 302 pound-feet (410 Nm). That's 44 pound-feet (60 Nm) more than the 28i and just 30 pound-feet (41 Nm) below the 25d.

To top it all off, it's also fitted with a Guerrilla exhaust system that makes the four-cylinder mill sound much more dramatic. It pops, it bangs, and as you'll see at the 3-minute mark in the video below, it enables the X1 to run quite fast in a straight line.

At some point, the X1 is joined by a BMW M2, most likely tuned beyond its factory specs. And surprisingly enough, the crossover's four-banger is loud enough to give the M-tuned six-cylinder a run for its money. That's definitely something you wouldn't expect from a car with a bunch of minion characters on its rear doors.

C’est banana! Hahaha! Miam Miam! Huh? Sorry, meant to say that it's about time BMW starts working on that X1 M we need and deserve.