From 1978 to 1981, BMW offered the M1, but in the quarter-century since the mid-engine supercar went out of production, ...

Although the original BMW M1 was in production for only a few short years, its impact was enormous.

As supercar powerhouses turn to plug-in hybrid tech and all-wheel drive for improved performance, BMW’s available technology is more than capable of competing. The M1 was like a flag planted in the ...

BMW M boss Frank van Meel says that the brand needs to focus on its core offerings right now—and he's unfortunately right. Just one month ago, a BMW executive kept the flame of hope for a new halo ...

BMW has built plenty of impressive high-performance cars over the years. However, the M1 produced from 1978 to 1981 is its only true supercar. That may soon change. During Le Mans weekend, BMW M CEO ...

We recently learned that BMW scrapped an exotic model to make room for the XM, which is the M Division's standalone model and one that doesn't do justice to its legacy, neither from a performance ...

BMW had a golden opportunity to launch a spiritual successor to the iconic M1, a car that gearheads still gush over like it’s the Holy Grail of Bavarian engineering. Instead, the German brand gifted ...

Hybrid supercars have become more common lately, but they've been around for more than 20 years. On a concept level, you can trace them at least as far back as the 2004 Toyota Alessandro Volta. The ...