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BMW 135is Legroom (2013)
In the first row, the BMW 135is legroom ranges from a minimum of 41.2 inches to a maximum of 41.4 inches.
The BMW 135is has a minimum of 31.3 inches and a maximum of 32 inches of second row legroom.
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2013 BMW 135is Legroom
In the first row, the 2013 BMW 135is legroom ranges between 41.2 inches and 41.4 inches.
The second row legroom of the 2013 BMW 135is is between 31.3 inches and 32 inches.
For legroom data by trim level, see the table below.
| Trim | Engine | Transmission | Drivetrain | First Row Legroom | Second Row Legroom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base Convertible | 3.0L | Turbocharged | I6 | 6 Spd Manual | RWD | 41.2 in. | 31.3 in. |
| Base Coupe | 3.0L | Turbocharged | I6 | 6 Spd Manual | RWD | 41.4 in. | 32 in. |
| Trim | Engine | Transmission | Drivetrain | First Row Legroom | Second Row Legroom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base Convertible | 3.0L | Turbocharged | I6 | 6 Spd Manual | RWD | 104.6 cm | 79.5 cm |
| Base Coupe | 3.0L | Turbocharged | I6 | 6 Spd Manual | RWD | 105.2 cm | 81.3 cm |
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