Editorial: Does BMW need a supercar?
Many claim that BMW is lacking a supercar today, but does BMW really need to build a traditional supercar?
This gorgeous 1970 BMW M1 Procar restored by Canepa
The people at Canepa have restored and upgraded a gorgeous 1979 BMW M1 Procar racing chassis.
The perfect stage for Elvis’s BMW 507 and other legends from the last 100 years
BMW Group Classic will be celebrating under the Californian sun the company’s 100th anniversary and the most significant successes in the racing history of the BMW brand.
Stunning BMW M1 to be auctioned in Monterey
This BMW M1 is scheduled to go for auctioning in Monterey on August 19th and it's expected to make between $450,000 and $600,000.
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Watch Nelson Piquet Jr driving some of the best BMW racing cars ever built
BMW Classic invited Nelson Piquet Jr to the Timmelsjoch Alpine Road to test some of the best racing cars ever built by BMW.
No, BMW won’t unveil an M1 Concept at Pebble Beach
BMW won't unveil an M1 Concept at Pebble Beach, yet another exciting concept will be displayed at the annual car show
BMW of Peoria Partners with BMW CCA for Special M Madness Event
BMW of Peoria partnered with the BMW CCA for its 4th Annual M Madness Event on June 25, 2016 with cars like the BMW M1, E24 M6 and E30 M3
Video: Two BMW M1 Procar Models Race in Swiss Uphill Challenge
The BMW M1 Procar models used to light the tracks on fire, especially in their 850 HP Group 5 guise. Today we get a glimpse at how they used to perform.
VIDEO: Which is the best BMW ever – BMW M1 or E30 BMW M3?
In this new video from Autocar, we take a look at which BMW is the best BMW of all time, the BMW M1 or the famous E30 BMW M3.
What do you want more: BMW M1 Successor or BMW M2 CSL?
Two cars that BMW fans have been begging the Bavarian brand for are BMW M1 and BMW M3 CSL successors, but which would do you want more?
Which BMW would you resurrect for Easter?
Being that today is Easter Sunday, let's talk about which BMWs that aren't made anymore that we would resurrect that.
