Other notable options include a 19-inch, alloy forged set of wheels, track tires, and M Sport seats trimmed in Alcantara. Beyond the performance-oriented build of the M135, BMW has made some ...

The best version of the cute hatchback is the M135 ... BMW thought you might want to take this car to the track, so it created 19-inch light alloy wheels and it'll even offer track-specific tires ...

Is the BMW M135 a good car? While BMW is famous for its rear-wheel-drive M division cars, four-wheel drive is now much more common across the line-up than it used to be. Most of the xDrive ...

That’s the Artist Previously Known as the M135i; BMW has dropped the ‘i’ from its badge partly to avoid confusion with its electric models. Peak power from the M135’s 2-litre B48 engine ...

On paper the M135 is so appealing and it should really be a sharper, more playful take on a Golf R or S3. A uniquely BMW-flavoured hot hatch. Instead it has some hot hatch compromises - tyre noise ...

The first thing to note with the M135 is that it no longer has the ‘i’ in its name, as it’s part of BMW’s new naming strategy that will apply to all its forthcoming petrol cars.

But it will cost you. But that’s not the case for the fastest version of the new-gen BMW 1 Series. The new M135 range-topper still has the same formula as its predecessor, with a 2.0-litre turbo ...

The 128ti was a step in the right direction - and now there’s a fourth generation 1 Series, headed up by a new M135 xDrive. Note that’s without the ‘i’ at the end of the name, as BMW is ...

Flagship M135 xDrive pumps out 296 hp in European markets and 312 hp overseas. BMW is phasing out ‘i’ letting in its combustion-powered models. The new BMW 1-Series has finally arrived.

Other notable options include a 19-inch, alloy forged set of wheels, track tires, and M Sport seats trimmed in Alcantara. Beyond the performance-oriented build of the M135, BMW has made some ...