Watch The BMW M135i Get Smoky And Slide-y On A Wet Day

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Patrick George
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Of all the current BMWs we don't get in the U.S., my favorite is the M135i. You know, the hatchback with rear-wheel-drive and a turbocharged straight six good for 315 horsepower. The headlights are kind of goofy, but the rest of car is so awesome that I'd let that slide.

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Oh, and speaking of sliding, it turns out the M135i is very, very good at that. Dutch publication Autogespot took a crack at it recently, and they put their antics on film for the rest of us to enjoy. Wonderful people, the Dutch. 

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The weather looks gray and kind of gross on the day they tested it, but that's never a bad thing when it helps a car get sideways. 

Hat tip to BMW Blog!