When the BMW Nazca M12 was unveiled at the 1991 Geneva Motor Show, it didn’t just turn heads—it completely stole the spotlight. While production models from mainstream automakers filled the show floor with sensible updates…
In an ideal world, BMW would’ve followed up on the M1 with the M12. However, the “E26” sadly never received a direct successor as this spectacular supercar died as a concept. Some 33 years after…
The Nazca supercar projects of the early ’90s were driven by BMW in cooperation with renowned Italdesign Giugiaro studio. The idea behind the project was to find out if a new supercar offering in the…
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