The German based Mint Classics dealer is well-known for its collection of the rarest and most legendary sports cars ever built and recently, the dealer announced the selling of the 1981 BMW M1.

The 1981 BMW M1 is a rare and iconic BMW model and must be treated as such, the M1 being built in just three vehicles, wearing the astonishing Polaris Silver exterior color.

And since it is so rare, Mint Classics is asking a whopping $965,000, the dealer stating that this specific model is “probably the most special BMW M1 street car on the market today.” And that for a good reason, since is comes with only 17,500 km, the model being also in a pristine condition.

Apart this special BMW M1 coming in Silver Polaris paint, the second one out of three was especially built for Bernard Charles Ecclestone aka Bernie Ecclestone, a famous former F1 driver who now holds around 25% of the Formula 1`s commercial rights.

The German based Mint Classics dealer has also provided a splendid photo gallery with this gorgeous Silver Polaris 1981 BMW M1. Enjoy watching it before it reaches the garage of a fervent BMW fan!

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It seems that BMW fans with a lot of money now have the chance to grab a very rare piece of BMW history in the form of a 1981 BMW M1.

While this car isn’t really common occurrence on any road, this makes the second one this year to come on the market.

The BMW M1 is to date the only supercar BMW ever built, and as such, it is held in high regard by car enthusiasts worldwide. This particular unit comes with a price tag of $499.000. That is almost half a million dollars. This is a lot of money even for an M1.

The last unit that came on the market only went for $312.000, and that was a limited edition version. This one is pretty much standard, and it even has 12482 miles on the odometer. The owner does say the BMW M1 is in top shape, and it might as well be true, but the price is still a bit steep.

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