2017 BMW M140i 5-door Hatchback with Alpine White and Red Leather

Description

I’ve been keeping this car for a few years now — it’s one of those cars that just feels right when you get behind the wheel. It’s a 2017 BMW M140i, 3-door hatchback, Alpine White with red leather seats, and it’s been well looked after. I picked it up from Williams Automotive Ltd in reydon, East Suffolk — they were the ones who originally sold it, and honestly, it’s been a solid example from start to finish.

Low mileage, full service history from both the dealer and specialists, and it just had a proper full service, health check, and MOT with no warnings. Everything’s ticking over — keys, manuals, all the paperwork is there.

It’s got a stage 1 tune by A Reeve Performance, which gives it about 427 bhp (dyno printout included), and the sound is definitely something you don’t forget. I’ve had it with double res delete (so it sounds way better), and it’s got a full set of Zaero bits — side skirts, rear spats, diffuser, spoiler, front splitter, M mirror covers, blue bull bars, and Akrapovic carbon exhaust tips. The M badges are still there, and the black M badging on the doors is a nice touch.

The alloy wheels are 436 M models, wrapped in like-new Michelin PS5 tyres. It’s got navigation, Bluetooth, DAB, USB, privacy glass, and a digital dual-zone climate control. The steering wheel has all the functions, paddles, and driving modes — ECO PRO, COMFORT, SPORT, SPORTS PLUS — so you can pick your mood. The ZF 8-speed gearbox shifts like a dream, and the blue brakes with M logos look sharp.

It’s got split folding rear seats, which is handy for road trips. The interior is clean, and the seats are comfy — the red leather really stands out, but it doesn’t feel flashy, just sharp and sporty.

I took it back to them recently because it was such a great example — they didn’t hesitate at all. It’s been properly maintained, no major issues, and the mods are subtle but noticeable. It’s not just about the power — it’s the balance between looks, comfort, and driving feel.

I’ve had it for a while now and I’m happy with how it’s been kept. The price is £17,095.50 — it’s a solid value for what it is.

I’m not selling it to make a quick profit — I just wanted to get it into the right hands. If you’re looking for a reliable, well-maintained M140i with a bit of that performance edge, this one’s worth a look.

Let me know if you’d like to chat — I’m happy to answer questions or take you for a drive.