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2008 BMW 128i Sport Coupe. The interior is clean and shows very little wear in ceiling (stain). Runs solid. The pictures speak for themselves. You will NOT be disappointed with this BMW in anyway. Don't miss out on this 128i, because they don't come around like this in this kind of shape often.Valencia Orange Exterior, Black Interior
1 remote keys ,Clean Title on Hand, !!
More information about the 2008 BMW 1 Series:
The 2008 BMW 1-Series has been a long time coming, with initial hints and rumors dating back to 2001. Though the 3-Series has traditionally been BMW's entry-level car, its entire segment has gone up-market in recent years. The company's Mini Cooper has been a big hit in the hatchback market, and the 1-Series slots in nicely just above it to fill the void and give younger buyers the chance to own and drive a BMW. It's a stylish little coupe that recalls the iconic 2002, and should offer plenty of competition to cars like the Audi A3 and Volvo C30.
Strengths of this model include Entry-level pricing, extensive standard features., terrific straight six engines, and sleek BMW family design
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