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Alpina B3 BiTurbo based on BMW 335i
In ALPINA’s more than 40-year history of manufacturing automobiles, turbo-charged engines have consistently set enduring accents. Launched in 1989, the BMW ALPINA B10 Bi-Turbo is just one example of the cult status some of these automobiles achieved. In fa
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BMW ALPINA B5 was presented at the Geneva Salon in march 2005. It is an automobile with 500 hp, maximum torque of 700 Nm and a top speed of 314km/h – the fastest production saloon in the world. Yet power isn’t the sole defining characteristic of even this
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An automobile from Alpina – and cognoscenti know it – is always something special. Packaging is the magic word – to present a car that the informed, sporty and quite emotional ALPINA clientele will appreciate
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The heart of the B6 is its 4.4-liter V8 engine, which is charged using a Nautilus-type radial compressor... 200 horsepower (147kW) are already available from 2,500rpm. Peak horsepower of 500 (368 kW) is reached at 5,500rpm, but the fun doesn"t stop there.
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The B10 V8 S is the latest in a long line of BMW ALPINA's produced using the company's philosophy and attention to detail. It builds upon the outstanding qualities of the BMW 5-series in a way that only a specialist car maker like ALPINA can. At the heart
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With ALPINA's emphasis on ever-continuing innovation, the new B3 S" six-cylinder engine, already familiar from the predecessor model, underwent a thorough revision.
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ALPINA has transformed the Z8 through a variety of refinements, some dramatic and some subtle. Most dramatically, the BMW ALPINA ROADSTER V8 replaces the Z8's BMW M engine (5.0 liters, 394 horsepower, elaborate individual throttles for each of the eight cy
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