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Sell your BMW M1 directly.

BMW Motorsport's mid-engined homologation coupe of the late 1970s, developed initially in partnership with Lamborghini.

Illustrative studio image in the style of a BMW M1. Not a car we currently hold.

Begin · BMW

Request a direct purchase offer.

Enter the registration. We review it personally and aim to reply within 24 hours.

  • No obligation
  • Discreet if preferred
  • Usually completed within 7 days, subject to checks

No reg to hand, or an import? Send details instead.

Exceptional cars considered privately. Availability and purchase appetite depend on provenance, specification, history and seller expectations.

Marque
BMW
Entry Nº
141 / 150
Category
Mid-engined homologation coupe

The entry

The BMW M1.

Lamborghini's financial difficulties saw series production move to Baur, using bodywork designed by Giugiaro's ItalDesign, while BMW's naturally-aspirated straight-six went on to form the basis of the original M5's engine.

The M1 also underpinned the Procar Championship, a one-make support series run alongside Formula 1 races in 1979 and 1980.

Cars in this category, Mid-engined homologation coupe, tend to draw interest for the engineering story behind them as much as the name on the badge. We review your BMW M1 on those terms, its own history and condition, not against a generic pricing model.

If you're selling a BMW M1, send the details and a specialist reviews it personally.

What we look for

The same honest review, every time.

  • 01

    Documented history

    Service records and provenance, however complete. Gaps are normal, tell us what you have.

  • 02

    Originality and modifications

    What's original, what's been changed, and why. Neither rules a car out on its own.

  • 03

    Condition, honestly described

    Mechanical and cosmetic condition, including anything currently outstanding.

  • 04

    Paperwork and finance

    Outstanding finance or documentation to sort. Part of an honest submission, not a dealbreaker.

The private route

  1. ISend the details
  2. IIReviewed by a specialist
  3. IIIA direct offer
  4. IVInspection, payment & collection

If you accept, inspection, secure payment and collection are arranged privately. We aim to complete within 7 days where checks and paperwork are ready. The full step-by-step.

Footnotes

º1Do you buy the BMW M1?

BMW M1 entries are considered privately, case by case. Availability and purchase appetite depend on provenance, specification, history and seller expectations. Submit the details or call, and a senior specialist comes back to you directly.

º2Do you need to see the car before making an offer?

A specialist reviews the details you submit first. If it fits what we buy, you'll receive a direct purchase offer, then an inspection follows before anything is finalised.

º3Is there any obligation once I submit?

None. Submitting your car and receiving a direct purchase offer costs you nothing and commits you to nothing.

º4What if it's on finance or has a modification history?

Tell us up front. Neither rules it out, they're just part of an honest submission so any offer reflects the real car. Outstanding finance is settled directly with your lender as part of completion.

º5How does the sale actually work?

You submit privately, no public listing. A specialist reviews it personally. If it fits what we buy, you receive a direct purchase offer. If you accept, inspection and collection are arranged privately, with payment by bank transfer at handover, and we aim to complete within 7 days where checks and paperwork are ready.

º6Do you buy M1s that have been used in historic motorsport?

Yes, tell us about its history and current specification as part of your submission.

This page describes a type of car we buy and source privately, not a specific example currently held or for sale.

Begin · In confidence

Begin with your BMW M1.

Start with the registration. We review it personally and aim to reply within 24 hours.

  • No obligation
  • Discreet if preferred
  • Usually completed within 7 days, subject to checks