The is a legendary car that has only grown in enthusiasts’ estimations, especially with its lightweight variant, . That specific model was also marked the debut of the racing M car, though it not badged as such back when it was built. Now, the inaugural Werks 3.0 CSLs—and the very first M car—can be yours.

The 1972 3.0 CSL Werks Development Car, chassis E9/R1, is up for grabs in the United Kingdom , the first time the E9/R1 has ever been publicly offered. Today, the car is powered by a 3.5-liter six-cylinder engine that makes 400 brake horsepower, the same engine that BMW used a few years after this car was built in IMSA. The model is also painted in a livery that will be instantly recognizable to any fan of the marque.

“Over the past decade E9/R1 has benefitted from expert restoration w

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