BMW 135 for Sale in Chicago, IL

Fast and fun car to drive with many upgrades. In excellent condition - like new interior and exterior. New tires, and current on maintenance. You need to test drive it now!

After owning 7 BMW's, I thought I wanted a Z4. Drove it, not for me. Then I found an '08 135i Convertible with 47K miles. Pristine, 1 owner, garage kept with all the records. How lucky can a BMW Guy get. This was the best kept secret in the line-up. Why(?), who knows. Power, Comfort, Excitement. It's got it all. They're getting hard to find as I searched the nation, but was lucky enough to find one in my backyard. Give it a drive, you'll be amazed. Then you'll want the "1".

This car is incredible for a convertible. Like any BMW the drive is worth the money. This car is built for speed and hangs in curves like a dream. The exterior has great lines, looks sharp, and draws looks for sure. The interior is perfect if you are smaller. While it is a four seater it isn't really for adults in the back. though it does cradle you.

I owned a 2007 BMW 328i 4-door for almost 5 years. That car was very comfortable and I would even say that it was fun to drive. As time went on, I found myself wanting more than the ~220ish horse power that the N52 engine had to offer. I also wanted something with steering that felt more connected to the road. I also began to notice that the 6-speed auto transmission was a bit clunky in the tip-tronic mode. I also realized I didn't need 4-doors... So I began the search for a car like the 328i, but with more power, tighter handling, and a better auto transmission, but with all the interior refinements that I had come to love about my 328i. The 135i fit the bill. The E85 135i with the N55 engine and 7-speed Dual-Clutch Transmission filled in the gaps I had noticed in my 328i. 300 horsepower is a lot of fun to drive, and you can actually use all 300 horses on a regular basis without getting killed. The M-sport package handling is a huge improvement over the 328i. I feel very connected to the road, and I can confidently toss the car around when I need/want to. The Dual-clutch transmission is amazing. The shifts are only noticeable through the sound of the M-sport exhaust: There is uninterrupted power to the wheels and you just hear this beautiful sound with each upshift. I love that all the interior things I loved about my E90 328i are still present and in the same place in the E82 135i. I did not have to compromise on any of the interior options. The iDrive seems lightyears ahead of the 2007 version. The headlights are beautiful, even if they do cost $1300 each. My only concern is the harshness of the ride, but that is par for the course with a sports coupe I suppose. I hypothesize that putting non-run flat tires on the car will improve the comfort of the ride, as it feels like these run flats are made of wood.

I had a 135i and it was fantastic for getting places quickly and smoothly. I called it my zippy little car. It had a HUGE trunk, I could move full pieces of furniture in that car, so not only was it sleek and sporty, but it was versatile too.

These cars are like hidden secrets. The way they depreciate from new is high even by BMW standards so they make great used cars. 300 HP/300 Torque, check, with lower miles the costs aren't too high either so it's a win win.

What a great handling car for the price you can beat the 135I. One thing, get rid of the run flats!!! its a different car once you change the tires.

N54 gen has been growing in community recently. If you hestitate of getting one i'd say dont be!! Go buy it. You wont be disappointed coz the facts that bmw community is so large, price isnt sky high, it has lots of tuning potential, great inexpensive aftermarket supports, and much more!! Winters WILL NOT stop you either with the right tires. Personally i'd say Nokian which im currently using is a perfect candidates. What more could you asked for such a car under 20k range? Now go have a blast with it!!!

Great performance..head Turner . Sporty looking car. Very fast. Beautiful interior. M series white with red interior. Nav..heatef seats Bluetooth.2012 335i convertible. M rims.. Great shape

This is the most fun to drive car I’ve ever owned. BMW only made this model for a few years, then introduced the 2 series. The 135 has the same engine as the 2 but with less weight, so it really moves. I have worn out several sets of rear tires, due to its quick acceleration and RWD. No mechanical issues in 5 years of lots of miles!

luxurious but yet sporty ~ drives like a dream ~ excellent color combo ~ love the platinum trim comfortable bucket seats

Just traded mine in on a newer BMW. I believe the dealer sold it within 3 days. Never had trouble with it and for the price they sold it, I believe it’s an EXCELLENT bang for the buck. A very fun car to drive with lots of power. Handling was unbelievably good. I never took it to the racetrack but I believe its handling was good enough that it could beat cars with more horsepower. If you have under $20k to spend on a car but want something to throw you back into your seat, I don’t think you could go wrong with a 135. Especially a drop top.