The BMW 1 Series tii is a concept sports car with carbon fiber components that make it a lighter and faster vehicle. It is immediately recognizable for its black and white paintwork, the black carbon hood standing out from the rest of the white parts. Touches of blue on the brakes and inside the car complete the classic BMW color scheme of white, black and blue.

1. The "tii" stand for Touring International Injection
2. Inspired by BMW motor cars from the 1960s and the 1970s
3. Aerodynamic design optimizes air flow to the engine
4. The design is based on BMW 1 Series Coupe
5. Features front sports seats with integrated headrests
6. 18-inch alloy wheels

"It takes its cues from a number of past BMW models, including the iconic early-'70s 3.0CSL coupe (note the windsplits on the hood) and the first-generation M3 (note the heavily bolstered rear seats). It's aimed at track and motorsport customers, but it's also obviously intended to be first and foremost a street car."

"With its aerodynamically optimised body, a wide range of lightweight features serving to minimize the weight of the car and its axle load distribution, as well as an interior tailored specifically to the ambitious driver, this concept study clearly offers a high level of driving dynamics right from the start."

"The emphasis of the tii concept is on agility. Weight savings are numerous - the hood, mirror caps, airdam covers, trunklid spoiler, and rear bumper inlay are all of carbon-fiber reinforced plastic. All four brake calipers are painted blue, as is one bolt on each of the four wheels and the tow hook."