1980 BMW M1 Coupe

BMW's desire to compete with fellow German rivals in sports car racing led to the M1, a joint development between Lamborghini and BMW. With styling by Giorgetto Giugiaro at Italdesign, the M1 rolled out in 1978 as BMW's first — and only — supercar. Only 458 units were produced, with 400 being required for homologation requirements, making the car ultra-rare. This 1980 example is 1 of just 59 finished in blue over black leather with cloth inlays. Originally purchased by a founding member of Pink Floyd, this M1 has just 15,560 kilometers on the odometer, and has been well-documented, having stayed in the original owner's possession for its first 42 years. Fully detailed, well maintained, and accompanied by the original sales documents, past registrations, a Pink Floyd Backstage Pass from "The Wall Tour", extensive service records, a tool kit, and manuals, it's a fantastic example of this oft-overlooked piece of supercar history.