BMW thought they were so slick when they brought out a video that teased the 1-Series coupe. The image was there, but the car left much to be desired since it was mostly covered up in a black tarp. As inpatient as we are, we set off on a hunt for a rendering of the much anticipated M coupe, and we found our first one through Bimmerfile.

In their rendering, Bimmerfile showed off their idea of what the vehicle was going to look like based off of BMW's->ke178 video. Now, we have a second rendering from none other than Jon Sibal himself. The master artist has created his own idea of what the 1-Series will look like based off of BMW teaser images, spy photos, and some insider information supposedly making this rendering very close to the real thing.

This rendering shows a bumper that looks like it came straight off the E92 M3->ke2366, but with sharper angles. The BMW 1-Series->ke313 M coupe will also come with larger fender vents, flared fenders, more angular side skirts, a central duct, brake air ducts, an additional two ducts on the bonnet, two air intakes on the front wings for a typical M look, and the bar that incorporates the side indicator light. It will also have an integrated duckbill trunk spoiler, upgraded M wheels, and large brakes with cross-drilled rotors. We've also heard that the coupe will come with a carbon fiber roof, but that idea might get scratched to cut costs.

As for the engine, BMW is staying tight-lipped, but we hear it might be featuring a modified N54 turbocharged inline-six producing around 350-hp.

Stay tuned, BMW will be revealing the official details for the BMW 1-Series M coupe soon!

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