Ultimate Driving Machine: 2009 BMW 135i E82


The E81/E82/E87/E88 BMW 1-series was introduced for the 2005 model year as an entry level BMW to slot under the then current 3-series, but it was really a replacement for the outgoing E46 (1998-2006) generation 3-series, since the E90 (2005-2013) was such a big car (closer in size to an old 80s E28 5-series). Naturally BMW fudged with the model nomenclature and replaced it with the F22 2-series in 2014, but for a short few years, if you wanted that compact sport-executive experience that only a BMW 3-series can provide, you got a 1-series. Find this 2009 BMW 135i E82 offered for $15,000 in Chicago, IL via craiglsist. Tip from Michael.

From the seller:
2009 BMW 135i
condition: good
cylinders: 6 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: gas
odometer: 94400
paint color: black
size: sub-compact
title status: clean
transmission: manual
type: coupe
This is my Daily driver and I baby it as much as I can. The car had a full 2 step paint correction.For sale 2009 BMW 135I purchased 06/17/14
Prior to my ownership there were two other owners.Owner #1
Originally car was Baton Rouge, LA
Last known Services performed by original owner
Oil change 04/29/10
Brake Fluid Flush 07/23/10
Cabin and Engine Filter 07/23/10
Front brake pads 11/17/11Owner #2
purchased with 30,013 miles on 03/08 from Brian Harris BMW-Mini Certified Pre-Owned. Inspection report was competed on 12/32/11.
Oil change and Filter completed
Alignment

All of its maintenance had been performed at either BMW of Tucson or Blue + White BMW Specialists. Since buying it at 30,000 miles, shad two annual oil changes, as the car was driven less than 7,000 miles a year.
Brake Flush and Change @ 31.5k
Microfilter @ 31.5k
AC Evaporator @ 31.5k
Cup holder replaced @ 36.5k
Rear brake pads and wear sensor @ 36.5k
Positive Battery Cable @ 38.6k
Alignment @ 38.7k
Oil change @ 41.8k
Driver side Headlight due to malfunction @ 41.8k
fuel low-pressure sensor @ 43k.3k
water pump and coolant @ 43k.5k
Brake Fluid Change @ 43.5k
Cylinder #5 Coil Plug @ 44.4kOwner#3 (me)
Mileage: 90,000
Recent services performed:Mobile synthetic oil changed every 5k from 47k-86k now using Liquid Moly
Window Actuator @ 47.5k
Spark plugs OEM BMW @ 50k
Alignment @ 51.7k
4)New Injectors Newest Index 12@ 53.8k- I think it’s because previous owner could
Only run 91′ trough his ownership in Tucson
Oil Filter housing gasket @ 53.8k
Updated navigation and new CIC @ 53.8k
Coil packs changed @ 60k
Door lock actuator Driverside @ 65k
Walnut Blast and New Intake gasket @ 65k
New battery coded and Registered @ 67k
NGK 95770 1 step Colder @ 73k
Redline MTL transmission change @ 74k
Redline 75w90 differential change @ 74k
Verocious Platinum Cured Silicone Vacuum Lines @75k
Door lock actuator passenger @ 76k
F10 clutch/ flywheel @ 77K
ECS Brass pivot pin @ 77k
Pilot bearing @ 77k
Crankshaft Seal @ 77k
Eldor Coils @ 78k
NGK 95770 1 step Colder @ 78k
VGC @ 78k
RB PCV @ 78k
Boost Solenoids @ 78k
Oil change @ 79k
Ebc Redstuff pads and BMW Rotors @ 82k
Brake Flush DOT 4 TYP 200 ATE @ 82k
New Rein Downpipe Gaskets @ 83k
Oil change @ 83.5k
Whiteline Rear subframe inserts @ 83.5k
Bilstein B12 ProKit (all new hardware bolts and gaskets)- 84.5k
Mann Carbon Activated Cabin Air Filter – 85.3k
Sway Bar Endlinks Front Lemforder- 85.3k
Liquid Moly Oil Change- 86.2k
Redline MT/LV Transmission oil change- 86.2k
Liquid Moly Oil Change- 89.2k

Have all paper work and documentation of services or purchases
Modifications
Formula One Pinnacle Window Tints @32k
VRSF Chargepipe @ 56k
Cobb stage 2 sport @ 57k
VRSF Downpipes v2 @ 57k
ETS Intakes cleaned/oiled every 7k mikes @ 57k
VRSF charge pipe @ 57k
Wagner FMIC @ 57k
BMS CDV Delete
APEX ARC-8 NANKANG NS-25 ( also have winter set 17″ Blizzaks with Style 142 wheels square set-up
Gloss Black ECS kidneys
UUC SSK @ 77k
New OEM Third Brake light 87k
Whalen Shift knob @ 88k
Blackline taillights @ 88k
E92 M3 Front Sway-bar with new bushings @ 88.6k
Whiteline adjustable end-links @ 88.6k

See a better way to drive a BMW 3-series…umm…1-series? tips@dailyturismo.com
I am astounded at the amount of parts these BMW’s require. And parts ain’t cheap.
A new cup holder! That takes care of one of the known weaknesses of the E 82.