1980 BMW M1 Up For Sale In California, $250,000
 

Have always wanted one of these, but not for that kind of money....

http://concoursblog.com/?p=3525


Canepa Design has 1980 BMW M1 on their hands and is asking $250,000 for you take it away. Of the 456 that were produced, this example is white with black interior, has 26,999 miles on the odometer and looks to be in pristine condition.

Given the company?s location up near the Monterey Peninsula, the timing of this particular vehicle being offered for sale certainly coincides well with so many individuals arriving in the area for this year?s Pebble Beach Concours d?Elegance and all that comes with it. Are you lucky enough to snatch it up?

Unless you are a collector, I don't see any reason to buy this @ 250k

nice - there are a few available over here as well - starting at $180k

This would be an excellent addition to a car collection.
Most people cannot afford it.

only 455 were made for that model

looks nice...

sorta reminds me of the delorean

That's one hell of an expensive Fiero.

There's a genuine 27,000 on the odometer because it spent 29 out of the last 30 years of its life sitting in the dealership while they chased electrical gremlins and oil leaks.

That's just too expensive IMHO :2 cents:

Nice looking car regardless.

i thought the current 1 series was the ugliest BMW ever produced...this thread proved that wrong.

Rare ride for sure!

The best generation, of M3's at least, was the E30. Seriously, the e30 M3 was a true sports car with some nice luxury features. Now, the car is a bit to luxury.

http://img514.imageshack.us/img514/5...amerfeb091.jpg

i think its cool

but it looks like the james bond car that goes under water.

Good call on the Fiero

put it on cars-sales.com

I read somewhere that the current 3 series is nearly the same size as the original 5 series was.

Thats a nice E30 for sure. :pimp

Some bloke in sweden popped a V10 S85 m5 engine in there, youtube search on M3 V10 :)

Collection or not,it's not worth that lol

In five years it will be a million dollar car if properly preserved.

Sally.

Sounds about right... you put the current 3-series next to an E30 and it's dramatically larger. I'm partial to the E36 (especially the E36 M3 convertible that wasn't sold in the US) myself... the pinnacle of sports sedan goodness of the 1990s.

buy it for me i was born in 80...

god damn that is one UGLY car :uhoh

awesome car, would love to get one of these

Still to expensive and by far not one of the greatest of the BMW garage.

nice but not worth the money