2013 135i convertible - Navigation, Leather, M-sport, Premium, Loaded 1 Owner, MSRP $52445,- 2013 BMW 135i Cabriolet 2-Door Convertible
Welcome to Autohaus of Naples, located in the resort town of Naples, Florida. All of the cars we advertise are located at our dealership. Please feel free to stop by and visit us in person or on the web. A licensed and bonded dealer, Auto Haus, Inc. has over 25 years experience in the luxury car industry. We're staffed by knowledgeable professionals and employ a low-pressure sales approach. Vehicle Description Just arrived is this eye-popping example of the sporty, luxurious, and powerful BMW 135i four seat convertible, a 2013 in a stunning color combination and with a cavalcade of factory options. This 135 had an MSRP of $52,445, meaning over $20K in optional equipment! It has the M Sport Package, Technology Package, Premium Package, Heated Seats, Bluetooth, Satellite Radio, Dual power seats with driver memory, Comfort Access, Premium Leather, and much more - it is singularly the best equipped 1-Series I've seen to date, and the Vermillion Red exterior with matching leather has incredible curb appeal. 1-Owner, all original, and the full balance of the factory warranty. Phone us at (239) 273-1150 or (239) 263-8500 for sales information. For a real walk around and test drive of this BMW, please see the YouTube video here: Autohaus of Naples has great financing specials for qualified buyers with rates as low as 2.94% on very late model cars, with only mildly increasing rates on prior years. We also offer GUARANTEED CREDIT APPROVAL for any applicant, regardless of credit history. You can apply on-line, and will receive an answer by the next business day. We take trade-ins at fair market value and can help arrange shipping to anywhere in the world. All Autohaus of Naples vehicles are fully inspected at our workshop, and serviced as required prior to sale. They are professionally detailed, photographed, and offered for sale both on the Internet and locally at our convenient location on at Airport Pulling Road North, Naples FL 34104. Call us at (239) 273-1150 or (239) 263-8500 for more details or to schedule a test drive. We can promise your next car buying experience will be fair, pleasant, and satisfying. Call or stop by today! Additional Photos
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2013 Bmw 135i Cabriolet Convertible Premium Tech M Sport Orig Msrp $52445 on 2040-cars
Naples, Florida, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Engine:I6 3L DOHC
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Dealer
Used
Year: 2013
Make: BMW
Model: 1-Series
Warranty: Full
Mileage: 19,616
Sub Model: 135i Cabriolet
Doors: 2
Exterior Color: Red
Fuel: Gasoline
Interior Color: Red
Drivetrain: RWD
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