Love it!  That thing might be worthy of the old 'left leg' payment,  well right leg so I could still drive it. :no:

I love the front end, it looks so angry, especially in the second pic.  The wheels look sweeeet!

Nah dont like it, looks too squashed imo.

Looks like a beaver with bucky front teeth. Not for me thanks.
Nice find though Nick.

The wheels look awful, other than that is looks pretty nice.

If thats going up against the R8. Ill take the R8 anyday.:give_hear

That thing (IT) looks ATROCIOUS!!!  :bad:

I'll match your scoop with another and put a flake in it:

Yes it's official BM doubleV stuffs

In honor of the car's thirtieth birthday, BMW rolled out the new BMW M1 Hommage, a concept/design study that pays tribute to the original M1 and shows what could be possible if BMW were to produce a new mid-engined sports car.

In honor of the car's thirtieth birthday, BMW rolled out the new BMW M1 Hommage, a concept/design study that pays tribute to the original M1 and shows what could be possible if BMW were to produce a new mid-engined sports car.
The greatest departure is seen in front, where BMW has given the M1 Hommage a sinister, imposing face. Naturally, BMW's prominent double-kidney grille is front and center. Its joined by outboard intakes and a trapezoidal lower opening designed to swallow and direct air for both cooling purposes and aerodynamic effect. The car's four round headlights lurk behind thin slits in the front fascia, remaining essentially invisible until they're illuminated -- a tip of the cap to the hideaway nature of the classic M1's flip-up lamps.
There appears to be no interior, and BMW doesn't even bother mentioning specific powertrain possibilities. [color="DarkOrange"]The M1 Hommage is strictly a design exercise meant to celebrate an icon[/color], but it also reminds us that Munich can do the supercar thing, too. Maybe one day it will again.

BMW FTW.

It has an interesting look. If they worked on the front end a bit it might be ok, But def no R8 or supercar status like that