2021 BMW 330i M Sport
M Sport specification with automatic transmission, heated seats, navigation and a strong 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine.
- Power
- 258 bhp
- Colour
- Portimao Blue
- Doors
- 4
- Owners
- 2
Hot hatches, fast saloons, turbocharged coupes, performance SUVs and other higher-output cars currently available through Cars For You.
Not every quick car needs to be impractical. A large part of our performance stock consists of cars that can still commute, carry passengers and cover long motorway journeys without becoming a weekend-only toy.
This section includes everything from smaller turbocharged hot hatches to six-cylinder performance cars, premium saloons and high-output SUVs.
M Sport specification with automatic transmission, heated seats, navigation and a strong 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine.
Well-kept GTI Performance with DSG transmission, adaptive cruise control and the uprated Performance braking package.
AMG Line E-Class with widescreen navigation, heated leather, parking camera and a refined petrol drivetrain.
One-owner A5 Sportback in S line trim with virtual cockpit, LED lighting and automatic transmission.
Manual ST-3 with Recaro seats, heated front seats, navigation and a lively 250 bhp EcoBoost engine.
Circuit Pack GR Yaris with forged wheels, Torsen differentials, manual gearbox and four-wheel drive.
GT specification FK8 Type R with navigation, blind-spot monitoring and the six-speed manual gearbox.
Fast and practical vRS estate with DSG, heated seats, navigation and generous luggage space.
R-Design XC60 with AWD, adaptive cruise, heated seats and a refined mild-hybrid petrol engine.
Six-cylinder M140i Shadow Edition with ZF automatic transmission, Harman Kardon audio and heated seats.
AMG C43 coupe with twin-turbo V6, four-wheel drive, sports exhaust and premium interior specification.
GT S flagship with 3.3-litre twin-turbo V6, Brembo brakes, heated and ventilated seats and premium audio.
Quattro S3 Sportback with S tronic gearbox, leather sports seats and a strong service history.
Macan S with PDK, panoramic glass roof, heated seats, navigation and Porsche Communication Management.
Fast five-cylinder Volvo estate with huge luggage space and the distinctive turbocharged T5 engine.
Sharp-looking 508 fastback with automatic transmission, digital instruments and GT Line trim.
Manual Cooper S with heated seats, LED headlights and the punchy 2.0-litre turbo engine.
Facelift i30 N Performance with manual gearbox, electronically controlled differential and sports exhaust.
VZ2 Formentor with 306 bhp, DSG transmission, four-wheel drive and strong equipment level.
Rear-wheel-drive Giulia Veloce with 280 bhp turbo engine, paddleshift automatic and leather sports seats.
E63 AMG with 5.5-litre twin-turbo V8, premium interior, sports exhaust and huge cross-country performance.
Some performance cars have been modified during previous ownership. This can range from simple cosmetic changes to suspension, exhaust, intake or engine-management work.
Where we know a vehicle has meaningful modifications, we will discuss them with the buyer. If standard factory specification is important to you, ask specifically before travelling.
A remapped or tuned vehicle should not be assumed to produce factory power figures. Likewise, a modified exhaust or intake system does not necessarily mean the engine has been tuned.
Documentation such as tuning invoices, dyno sheets or previous owner records may be available on individual vehicles.
Tyre and brake condition matters particularly on higher-performance cars. Larger wheels, premium tyres and specialist braking components can cost considerably more than those fitted to ordinary hatchbacks.
If you are travelling a long distance for a specific vehicle, ask about tyre condition and recent brake work before setting off.
If you are viewing an older or specialist performance car and want to hear it start from cold, mention this when arranging the visit. Otherwise the car may already have been moved or driven earlier in the day.
Our performance stock includes both. Modern automatics can be extremely quick, while older manual cars often appeal for entirely different reasons.
Customers are welcome to arrange an independent inspection before buying a performance vehicle. This can be particularly useful on older, modified or higher-value cars.
Let us know in advance so we can make the car available and agree a suitable inspection time.