BMW M Production Numbers: Every M Car Built Since The 1978 M1
MDataWorks counted every BMW M car from the 453 E26 M1s to the G99 M5 Touring, and the M3 and M4 alone make up 510,110 of them.
MDataWorks counted every BMW M car from the 453 E26 M1s to the G99 M5 Touring, and the M3 and M4 alone make up 510,110 of them.
With the X3M and X4M on hiatus, the M50 is filling a big gap at the top of the range.
BMW M is more popular than ever, and the latest sales numbers prove it.
The M3 had record sales last year but the M2 still came out on top among true M cars. Overall, the X3 M50 was the leader.
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After it dominated the sales charts for three years in a row, the BMW i4 M50 has been dethroned by X3 M50.
BMW M sales rose 7.9% in 2025, making it one of BMW Group’s biggest growth drivers alongside electrified models.
BMW M posted its best-ever H1 sales with nearly 106,000 vehicles sold—far ahead of Mercedes-AMG’s 68,202. New M5 and M60 EVs set up a strong second half.
After record deliveries in 2024, BMW M starts the new year with even higher sales. Shipments in January-March rose by 5% to 50,494 vehicles.
BMW M sales grew by 5.1% in the first half of 2024, reaching almost 100,000 units. However, this includes M Performance models, too.
BMW M delivered 46,430 cars in the first three months of the year, with the i4 M50 being the most popular. The M3 Touring was also a hit.
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