It’s from the brand custom carts There are legends in themselves. Some only a few hundred copies were produced, some only 6.

reserved for collectors Here are 8 of those rare cars that other collectors are also looking for.

BMW 507 (1956-1959)

The BMW 507, an iconic roadster, is just that 252 pieces produced. This beauty, which even stood in Elvis Presley’s garage, was one of the most expensive cars of that period. Both the design and the rarity make it a true classic.

BMW E46 M3 GTR (2001)

Only this beast descended from the race track to the road 10 pieces produced. The GTR version is a lighter, more powerful and much rarer version of the E46 M3.

BMW Z8 (1998-2003)

Z8, who is also James Bond’s choice, is not alone 5,703 units produced. This model turns heads with its retro-futuristic design and has a timeless appeal, both in performance and appearance.

BMW328 (1936-1940)

328, one of the cornerstones of classic car history, is not alone 464 pieces produced. It is a masterpiece, both because of the victories in the races of the period and because of the time-consuming design.

BMW 3.0 CSL “Batmobile” (1972-1975)

This legendary racing car is ordinary 1,265 units produced. The Batmobile takes its name from its aerodynamic structure and is one of the symbols of BMW’s success in motorsports.

BMW M1 (1978-1981)

M1, BMW’s first supercar, is ordinary 453 pieces produced. It is an unforgettable icon with its design that left its mark on its era and its achievements on racing circuits.

BMW 2002 Turbo (1973-1974)

The 2002 Turbo, BMW’s first turbocharged car, wasn’t just that 1,672 units produced. One of the coolest cars from the 70s with its aggressive design and high performance.

BMW Z1 (1989-1991)

Z1, known for its doors that disappear into themselves, is the last car on the list. Of that in total 8,000 pieces produced. This model, which attracts attention with its different design, is a good example of BMW’s bold design approach.

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