This 1980 BMW M1 is for Sale at $666,000
A late-production M1 with five owners, a documented cross-border history, factory-standard presentation, and an unusually complete set of original books and brochures.
A late-production M1 with five owners, a documented cross-border history, factory-standard presentation, and an unusually complete set of original books and brochures.
The 3.0 CSL, Skytop, and Speedtop sold out despite eye-watering prices, but BMW’s supercar hesitation is understandable.
BMW M boss Frank van Meel tells BMWBLOG the company will never give up on the idea of making another supercar, but it'll take time.
There’s no BMW M supercar coming—just future limited editions. Here’s the real story behind the latest BMW M dream car rumors.
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BMW’s ambitious electric supercar project, boasting 1,300 horsepower, was initially approved but later rejected by the board.
Designed by Joji Nagashima, the M188 was sketched as a successor to the BMW M1 supercar. However, the mid-engine machine never came to be.
This is what we think was hiding beneath the camouflage of that mysterious BMW prototype that looked like a Neue Klasse supercar.
BMW's new supercar prototype spotted! Is this the most promising hypercar project yet? Discover the secrets behind the camouflage.
Discover why BMW's i16, the anticipated successor to the i8, was canceled. A tale of ambition, design, and the evolving supercar landscape.
The BMW iM (I16) was more than an i8 successor though. It was supposed to be BMW's future supercar
Discover a hypothetical BMW M1 Electric Supercar: A futuristic masterpiece with exotic lines, cutting-edge tech, and electric drivetrain