With an MOT valid until March 2027, this 2016 BMW 1 Series 118i Sport offers immediate usability and removes the hassle of upcoming tests for the next few years. The three-door hatchback format gives the car a sportier profile than its five-door counterparts, while the white exterior keeps the look clean and modern. Having covered 85,000 miles from new with three previous owners, it represents a solid entry point into premium compact motoring without the steep depreciation hit of a newer model. Under the bonnet sits a 1.5-litre petrol engine delivering 134 bhp, paired with a manual transmission that puts the driver in control of the gearing. This setup provides a top speed of 130 mph and enough punch for confident overtaking on motorways, yet remains manageable for city driving. As a Euro 6b compliant vehicle, it meets the strictest emission standards, meaning you can drive through London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) without incurring daily charges. The CO2 emissions sit at 123 g/km, which helps keep annual road tax costs reasonable compared to larger, thirstier engines. The Sport trim level typically brings a firmer suspension setup and sharper steering response, making this 1 Series engaging to drive on winding B-roads. Inside, the cabin is configured to seat five passengers, offering practicality for small families or groups despite the compact footprint. The two rear doors provide adequate access to the back seats, though the three-door layout prioritises style and structural rigidity. For anyone looking for a reliable, fun-to-drive hatchback with long-term MOT security and low running costs in urban environments, this BMW ticks the right boxes.