The M135's tried-and-tested hot hatch formula admittedly isn't new - but in a world quickly skewing electric, it actually feels paradoxically refreshing.
Hot hatches have always been our favourite type of cars, but aren't there any other types of cars that can better them? Well, perhaps these cars here will...
If you're having a hard time finding these used cars that petrolheads like, perhaps it's time to consider these alternative options instead.
BMW has unveiled the 128ti, featuring BMW M tuned suspension and a Torsen limited-slip differential for those looking for an unadulterated driving experience.
With a cutting-edge chassis system and the the BMW Group's most powerful four-cylinder engine, the new BMW M135i xDrive arrives on our shores.
We celebrate 10 of our favourite hot hatches, which may be small in footprint but definitely big on fun and have made motoring in Singapore more enjoyable.
It may not be a true blue M car, but the M140i certainly matches up to a proper one with its exceptional driving experience.
Sleeker looks, a scintillating drivetrain and tonnes of rear-wheel drive fun push the facelifted BMW M135i ahead in a segment that's filled with brilliant cars.
Audi's latest hot hatch - the S3 Sportback - goes head to head with one of Bavarian's best - the M135i.
The 1 Series three-door hatch 118i M Sport is one of the best small cars you can buy because it's hugely desirable, fun to drive and looks good from almost every angle.
BMW Asia demonstrates its award-winning technology: Efficient Dynamics through a drive from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur with the all-new BMW 1 Series.