Supercars celebrates the unbelievable success of the BMW M Ltd. It all began in 1972 with the M1, one of the style icons of the supercars. Even today the makeup of an M-vehicle is the first thing that motorists look for when they are in need of a high-quality car with incredible performance. Supercars showcases the latest M models and reveals, how tires of an M5 can lose a lot of rubber.

1962 saw the release of the first ever James Bond film “Dr. No”. In celebration of the 50th big screen anniversary Supercars shows the most popular, fastest and most beautiful cars from the 007 franchise including the most famous one: the Aston Martin DB5. Plus: Supercars reveals why 15 crushed Audis and six broken Land Rovers were needed for one scene of the Bond movie Skyfall.

They come from another world. A world in which their abbreviations are enough to bring about an earthquake. Lexus IS-F, Nissan GTR, the Juke R and the Infiniti FX 50 are all exotic models which all together have the strength of well over 1,500 horsepower.

On this episode of Supercars men’s inner strength comes alive. Sant’Agata Bolognese, the home of Lamborghini, is the ideal place to take the Gallardo models out for a spin. Plus: The fastest city tour in the world with 1,400 horsepower through the eternal city of Rome. Supercars also reveals how one of the most spectacular sports cars ever produced came out of a tractor factory.

On this episode of Supercars, Patrick Simon takes the opportunity to look back at some of his personal automotive highlights. As a race driver, he tested some of the greatest, fastest and most expensive super sports cars including the Ferrari FF, Lamborghini Gallardo and Lexus IS-F. Now he reveals his favorite cars from the last couple of weeks.

Porsche, the German car manufacturer is able to sell more cars than ever before in 2011; but it is not just Porsche that is popular with sports car fans, Porsche refiners enjoy success, too.