The M1 is a legendary BMW, designed by Lamborghini and produced by Italian companies utilizing the BMW M88 3.5L Inline Six engine. In this video, I test drive the M1 to see if it performs like an ...

Lastly, Lamborghini was supposed to put it all together ... Baur handled the final assembly at its facility in Stuttgart. The M1 was the fastest German-made sports car at the time.

Unfortunately, production difficulties and some bad luck—Lamborghini had to drop out because of financial difficulties—meant the M1 cost a relative fortune for the era ($115,000, which was ...

Originally conceived to help the Bavarians compete with the mighty Porsche 935 on track, BMW sought a partnership with Lamborghini during the early stages of the M1's development. The ...

BMW pulled out of M1 development, Lambo went into receivership - but Lamborghini's new owners saw value in a monster 4x4. A few years later, the Cheetah project would morph in the LM002 ...

The defining wedge is the Lamborghini Countach, but the M1 isn’t far behind. The car would be in production from 1978 to 1981, during which time 453 examples rolled off the line. 1980 BMW M1 ...

Automobili Lamborghini lost money when business deals with BMW (for development of the M1) and Mobility Technology International (for the Cheetah military off-roader) went sour. New European ...

This particular M1, chassis no. 292, was built and sold in 1980. Its exterior is finished in gloss black and its interior in black leather and checked cloth. The color scheme isn’t the only ...