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 ...

When BMW released the M1 in 1978, it was a drastic departure from what people expected from the automaker. With wedge-like proportions, funky Campagnolo alloy wheels, and a mid-mounted engine ...

BMW was close to creating an all-electric successor to its iconic M1 supercar, according to a report. Respected website BMW Blog says BMW executives in Munich put together a project team to build ...

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.