BMW 1-Series coupe 135i video tour

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Jun 30, 2007
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BMW's new 1-Series coupe broke cover just two days ago. We had just posted a spy photo of what looked like a 135i coupe on this site when literally minutes later the 135i was confirmed as a model and the first BMW sanctioned images became available via BMW UK.

Now, a picture might be worth a thousand words but a video of the new 135i showing close up detail and giving you an idea just how tasty a BMW 3.0-litre twin turbo sounds would have to be priceless...right?

Well, thanks to the folks at Carscoop we can offer you just that. The following is a video tour of the new BMW 135i coupe.

For more detail you can click on the following link to read the UK press release: BMW 1-Series coupe UK press release

Source : Carscoop

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  • banana [reply]
    3 years ago 0 points
    u can see why they had to go to a V8 for the M3. this thing would have put the M3 out of business!
  • Brian Pasch [reply]
    3 years ago 0 points
    You can see a full length video produced in the UK showing the BMW 135i in action which is very cool at:

    http://www.bmw135i.net
  • Brian Pasch [reply]
    3 years ago 0 points
    In addition to the UK video post above, BMW has just released four videos for the 2008 135i that are very cool. They are mini commercials for their "1tensity.com" campaign for the 2008 1 series. The videos are named Excitement, Chills, Emotion, and Adrenaline.


    The videos are being used in their European marketing campaign. The video and narrator on the BMW USA website for the 1 Series is lame compared to these four videos. Not sure why BMW North America is so conservative in their initial pitch compared to the sexy website for Europe.

    Check out the four videos of the 135i Coupe in action at: http://www.bmw135i.net

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