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Classified of the week: 'brand new' BMW 1M Coupe

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Classified of the week: 'brand new' BMW 1M Coupe | Top Gear

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This 1M has only covered 90 miles in its eight years. Someone please change that

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Classified of the week: 'brand new' BMW 1M Coupe

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This 1M has only covered 90 miles in its eight years. Someone please change that

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This 1M has only covered 90 miles in its eight years. Someone please change that

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Classified of the week: 'brand new' BMW 1M Coupe

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Classified of the week: 'brand new' BMW 1M Coupe

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Classified of the week: 'brand new' BMW 1M Coupe

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This 1M has only covered 90 miles in its eight years. Someone please change that

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Okay, okay, we know we’re playing with the definition of classified ad here, but we simply had to bring you this to brighten your day…

That’s because the (extremely bright) 2011 BMW 1 Series M Coupe you see above has just 90 miles on the clock and is set to go under the hammer, with an estimate of between £60,000 - £70,000, at the Classic Car Auctions sale in Leamington Spa this weekend.

Ninety miles! Someone please buy it and drive it.

A look back at the 1M also seems particularly poignant in the week that we brought you our first impressions of driving the new, front-wheel drive BMW 1 Series in the UK. The new hatch is a premium product and its wide appeal will surely make it a sales success – but the move away from RWD isn't half controversial.

The 1M possessed a twin-turbo 3.0-litre straight-six engine that sent 335bhp and 369lb ft of torque to the wide-arched rear wheels through a six-speed manual gearbox. Lovely. It was a proper little fighter too, and would hit 60mph from a standstill in 4.8secs.

When new, the 1M cost £40,000 – but only 450 were shipped here and the £60,000 minimum estimate for this one is a sign of how in-demand they now are. You’ll also have guessed from the mileage that this is a one-owner example that has been stored since its purchase.

Shouldn’t that be a criminal offence?

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Okay, okay, we know we’re playing with the definition of classified ad here, but we simply had to bring you this to brighten your day…

That’s because the (extremely bright) 2011 BMW 1 Series M Coupe you see above has just 90 miles on the clock and is set to go under the hammer, with an estimate of between £60,000 - £70,000, at the Classic Car Auctions sale in Leamington Spa this weekend.

Ninety miles! Someone please buy it and drive it.

A look back at the 1M also seems particularly poignant in the week that we brought you our first impressions of driving the new, front-wheel drive BMW 1 Series in the UK. The new hatch is a premium product and its wide appeal will surely make it a sales success – but the move away from RWD isn't half controversial.

The 1M possessed a twin-turbo 3.0-litre straight-six engine that sent 335bhp and 369lb ft of torque to the wide-arched rear wheels through a six-speed manual gearbox. Lovely. It was a proper little fighter too, and would hit 60mph from a standstill in 4.8secs.

When new, the 1M cost £40,000 – but only 450 were shipped here and the £60,000 minimum estimate for this one is a sign of how in-demand they now are. You’ll also have guessed from the mileage that this is a one-owner example that has been stored since its purchase.

Shouldn’t that be a criminal offence?

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This 1M has only covered 90 miles in its eight years. Someone please change that 