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2. M1

This classic shaped sports car was available from 1978 and 1981 and as you can probably tell from the shape was in conjunction with Lamborghini. It’s a mid-engine BMW and has a 3.5 Litre, -cylinder engine and will race you up to a very respectable 160 miles an hour.  You can get Turbo charged versions of this fantastic looking car that produce 850 horsepower the BMW is getting a super car race shape version the M1. This was one of the top sports cars from the 70’s.

1. 507

Produced in small numbers in the late 1950’s and looking stunning with beautiful curves and styling was picked up by the rich and famous such as Elvis Presley and Ursula Andress. The body of the car is aluminium and formed by hand. There is a hardtop that is crafted for each car individually. The 507 was blessed with a V8 alloy engine with 193 cubic inch displacement, two carburettors and was a beefy 150 horsepower.

3. M5 Sport Sedan

This is a recent sporty model of the Luxury car range. You get the performance of a sports car with the big luxury of a sedan. This powerful 5.0 litre V10 M5 with 500 horsepower and upto 383 pound-per-feet of torque was released in 2006 and was a real power house for people wanting a luxury car but with well-tuned suspension,  powerful breaks and some real power to get them back from the city job to the country town house in a short time.

3. 3200 CS

BMW first started producing this sports touring car from 1962 up to 1965, unveiling it at the 1961 Frankfurt Motor Show. The last model on BMW’s postwar luxury platform, this car used a 168cc powerplant which produced 160 horses.

The motor used a number of retro features, such as a solid rear axle and perimeter frame, which included a wealth of expressive choices that you can still see in todays modern cars.

BMW’s are fantastic cars well renowned having solid build for picking up used car BMW bargains and luxury with the interior and materials used. With the above cars you can keep that with having the looks, drive and power of a real sports car.