BMW Skytop

The BMW Skytop has finally ventured onto public tarmac, its sculpted aluminium skin and twin removable roof panels glinting beneath early-summer sun. Spied during low-profile shakedown runs, this prototype previews the finished two-seat targa that BMW will build for just fifty collectors—every slot was spoken for long before a wheel …

BMW has dropped a set of shadowy images teasing a rakish shooting-brake show car destined for the Villa d’Este Concours on 23 May. The newcomer appears to graft last year’s Skytop convertible onto the legendary ‘Clownshoe’ Z3 M Coupé, creating a long-bonnet, short-deck profile capped by a steeply raked glasshouse …

Recent announcements from BMW suggest its limited-run Skytop Concept, first shown at last year’s Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, is just the start of an expanded strategy for exclusive models. Buoyed by intense demand for the targa-inspired showpiece—originally displayed as a design exercise—BMW confirmed all units sold out within months, prompting …

The latest footage from the Nürburgring confirms BMW’s stunning Skytop roadster is well on its way to production. It’s an 8-Series-based Targa that retains the elegant design cues first showcased at Villa d’Este earlier this year, including razor-thin taillights, sculpted bumpers, and turbine-inspired wheels. The prototype’s red soft top hints …

In recent years, the BMW Skytop has been making waves as one of the brand’s most exclusive creations. Originally revealed as a concept in 2024, this breathtaking open-top grand tourer merges BMW’s modern design language with inspiration drawn from classic icons like the 507 Roadster and Z8. Photo from CarBuzz …