Grab yourself a stunning M135i on a 64 plate which was originally purchased as my company car from 1 previous owner at 1 year old on 5k miles and which I subsequently purchased from my company when I retired 3 years ago. This car has been maintained, regardless of cost, with full-service history. Original 5 year BMW service contract which was extended until September 2024. The next service is due August 2026 although brake fluid will be due in May 2026. The MOT will be due September 2026 as it will be renewed shortly. All paperwork included. The standard mechanical issues with these cars have been resolved ie Leaking cam cover, leaking oil filter housing and oil cooler gaskets. It has also had a new A/C condenser. The Stop/Start function has hardly been used, as I'm not a fan, and is probably why the original battery lasted so long. Approx 250 miles ago, it had the auto gearbox serviced, a brand new 80Ah battery and A/C regas all in preparation for a month-long European trip which proved unnecessary owing to me buying another car for the trip. It comes complete with the French Crit'Air and German Environmental Badges. Modifications include a Birds LSD and the BMW rear axle brace kit. Both being completely necessary for this car to improve traction to make it a true driver's car. (The brace kit is standard fitment for the M235i so, practically a standard mod). I've also installed mesh protection to the front A/C condenser/radiator. The car is running on aftermarket 18"x8" gunmetal rims (from Demon Tweeks) as a square setup using 245/35 R18 ZR 92Y XL Goodyear F1 Asym 6s (the best all-rounder in my experience) which have only done 5k. It also comes with a spare set of the original 436M rims with winter tyres with plenty of tread although these are not in the best condition. All have TPMS plus 3 new spares will be included. No accidents and, other than a few minor frontal stone chips, the bodywork is immaculate with no car park dings and has never been through a car wash during my ownership. Washing has been with the use of snow foam and the two bucket method using premium Bilt Hamber products. I'll include a Faraday pouch to protect the key fobs from hacking.