Everyone loves a BMW and there are so many cool cars to choose from when it comes to this company. That’s because BMW is an innovative company and spends millions of dollars on development. In fact, one of these cars was almost hit $1 billion dollars for development costs. There might even be a Beemer here that you’ve never heard of. So fasten your seatbelts and check out these 10 Most Amazing BMW’s

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BMW NAZCA C2. ItalDesign is a company that dedicates itself to the design and development of new vehicles. The company has specialized in creating a wide variety of concept and production cars since the firm's founding in 1968. One of those cars was the 1993 BMW Nazca C2 which had evolved from the 1991 Nazca M12.

The Alpina B10 Bi-Turbo is another BMW car that was taken and given some upgrades by the German automobile manufacturer Alpina. The car was based on the 535i and was the fastest production sedan in the world at the time it was introduced.

The E25 BMW Turbo looks a bit similar in design as the DeLorean DMC-12, you know…the car from Back To The Future.

BMW M8 It was one of the first BMWs to use a multi-link rear axle, one of the first cars with an electronically-controlled drive-by-wire throttle, and the very first to mate a V-12 german engine with a six-speed manual gearbox and use a Computer.

You know about M3 M5 M6 and even M8, but have you ever heard of a BMW M1? This car was one of the most famous sports cars of the 1970s and helped shape the BMW M series like no other. It had a powerful inline 6-cylinder engine and became a major player in the automotive world when it debuted in 1978.

BMW GINA. This car is also known as the GINA Light Visionary Model and is almost the strangest thing you have heard of. It is a fabric-skinned shape-shifting sports car.

BMW Isetta. You might have seen one of these incredible funny looking cars in some old foreign film. The BMW Isetta was actually born in Italy, not Germany, and its design was simply to offer an inexpensive means of transport that had good fuel economy. Created by Iso, which subsequently became famous afterward for its elegant sports cars in the 1960s, the original Isetta had thee wheels and a single-cylinder motorcycle engine from the Iso Moto 200.

BMW X5 LM. This vehicle is a bit weird in that it almost looks like the cross between an SUV and a car. But hey… who cares when there is a 700-horsepower V-12 engine under the hood…. that’s right 700 horses. In fact, the engine was only put in three other cars, the McLaren F1, the BMW V12 LMR, and this X5 machine to reaching of top speed. It is the one of fastest BMW ever created.

And Here is the Weirdest BMW you’ve ever seen! OK so, a lot of these cars were concepts and there are a couple that only had a few made. There are a lot of good designers out there. But we don’t think any of them came up with this idea. A 4-year old kid came up with an idea of what he wanted his BMW to look like and boy, it’s a doozy. If you wanted to push something to the extreme, then this BMW would be it. This 4-year old kid pointed out some serious specifications for his car. It had 42 wheels, of course, and the drivetrain is powered by not one, not two, but 19 Porsche engines with each one producing 459 horses. That is one of BMW world records!