BMW's M8 Is on the Way, Come Hell or High Water Another German supercar in the making is the BMW M8. Previously known as the M1, this car is believed to be the halo model that BMW will pull out of ...

Three supercars—the Bugatti EB110, Noble M600, and BMW M1—were discontinued due to management challenges and market issues.

it's not the first time that BMW has put out an extreme mid-engined supercar. The last time was in the late 1970s with the M1, a Giugiaro-designed, (partially) Lamborghini-developed piece of ...

Famed as some of the greatest driver's cars ever made, M-designated BMWs are powered by some seriously awesome engines – here ...

Sure, the Division built the racing-only 3.0 CSL first but the M1 was street legal and remains as the only true BMW supercar. These are just a few somewhat obvious favorites in a list that ...

It was arguably the first daily supercar. BMW's M division is celebrating its 50th birthday. The M1 didn't catch on as a ...

See the M1 Homage concept here ... ‘M Division should have its own supercar built in three years,’ a senior BMW source said, ‘but we need to sell some cars first. That’s why the 1-series ...

And while the i8 is on the way, the company is also aiming to have a successor to the legendary late seventies M1 supercar on the road by 2016. BMW insiders have confirmed that the M1 will be a ...

This incredible, innovative BMW sports car will be the spiritual successor to the M1 that the motoring world ... brings new meaning to the word supercar – as it delivers amazing dynamics ...

BMW’s M division was originally only focused on motorsports, but within a decade had begun producing street legal “M” cars, starting with the M1 supercar. 1. A twin-turbo 4.4L V8 makes 560 ...

The M5’s greatest asset is the M88/3 engine. Initially designed for use in the BMW M1 supercar, the M88 was closely related to the engine for use in Group 5 racing where it produced upwards of ...

There wasn’t a market for high-performance luxury sedans before BMW M released the first M5 in 1984. At the time, M – which stood for “motorsport” – was a small and relatively unknown ...