BMW Skytop

The BMW Skytop has moved from concept tease to driveway reality, with customer deliveries now underway and the first car handed over at BMW Welt. Limited to just 50 units, the BMW Skytop lands as a low-volume statement piece, blending grand-touring polish with hand-built detailing that sets it apart from …

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 …