A good blogger's dozen of them have been commissioned for BMW over the years, and every one of them has remained in the company's private collection. Except one. That one is the M1 Procar you see ...

BMW has confirmed it is to build an M1 – although the badge could be worn by one of two models currently under development. First up is a baby M-car, but many within BMW would love the name to ...

By 1978, the M1 followed, the first car fully developed in-house by the Motorsport division, and so the legend of "M" was officially born. BMW sells more than 200 000 "M" cars per year.

High-power, high-dollar vintage race cars, the fastest of their era. I’m right in the middle of the pack in a 1981 BMW M1 ...

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Jump back more than three decades and the last mid-engined car to wear a BMW badge was the M1 - which turned just as many heads when it debuted in 1978. To find out how thirty years of evolution ...

Read more: The 20 Best BMWs Ever Designed One of the things that sets BMW's M Series engines apart is the fact that they ...

the BMW M1. The two might not share much mechanically - in fact, the BMW badge is probably the only component with any real similarity - but each features stunning styling and a mid-engined layout.

If you long-press on the arrow that shows your current position on the map, it will turn into an orange BMW M1. This is not quite up to the same level as Tesla’s infotainment Easter eggs ...