Dirk Häcker, the head of research and development at BMW M, told BMW Blog that an M2 xDrive “could” still happen. He was ...

BMW's M12 engine sounds humble on paper – a 1.5-litre turbocharged inline four-cylinder should belong in a Fiesta, not a Formula 1 car. In reality, it was more explosive than a pariah states nuclear ...

It all culminated with the full-time debut of BMW's M12/13 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder. The engine itself was based on the piddly little M10 four-cylinder which produced as little as 80 ...

The BMW M12/13 powered Nelson Piquet to his second World Drivers' Championship behind the wheel of the 1983 BT52 and, to this day, it remains the most powerful engine ever used in Formula One.

Technik chief engineer Harm Lagaay was a motorsport enthusiast who quickly clocked that BMW’s M12 engine – the 1.5-litre four-cylinder turbo used in Formula One across the Eighties – would ...

It is reported that its original four-cylinder engine has been replaced by a BMW M12/7 racing engine. According to the HillClimbFans YouTube channel, this engine makes 321 horsepower, about three ...

Originally shown off in 1991 at the Tokyo Motor Show as the Nazca M12, the coupe's shape ... and included a 350-hp version of BMW's 5.0-liter V-12 engine, along with then-exotic carbon-fiber ...