Alpina B5
just released the new, seventh-generation a.k.a. the G30, and with its arrival comes the expectation of a new Alpina B5. Essentially a BMW-approved tuner-special variant of the stock Bavarian luxury the new B5 is a viable alternative to the inevitable M-badged offering sleek, subtle styling enhancements, a classy, uber-comfortable cabin packed with and a heady dose of turbocharged adrenaline under the hood.
It’s an intoxicating combination if you want more excitement from the 5 Series, but don’t want to go with the standard issue or a hodgepodge of parts thrown together by any old speed shop. stands apart as a badge laden with OEM quality and high-end performance, and for the past 50 years or so, the company has been putting together race cars and street cars that take BMW’s best to new heights.
Unfortunately, it’s rare to find Alpina’s offerings here in the states, which makes the recently spied B5 test mule pictured here a forbidden fruit. Regardless, spotting the new B5 in its native habitat incites a little speculation on our part. Read on for our predictions as to what it’ll offer.
Continue reading to learn more about the Alpina B5.
Alpina B5
just released the new, seventh-generation a.k.a. the G30, and with its arrival comes the expectation of a new Alpina B5. Essentially a BMW-approved tuner-special variant of the stock Bavarian luxury the new B5 is a viable alternative to the inevitable M-badged offering sleek, subtle styling enhancements, a classy, uber-comfortable cabin packed with and a heady dose of turbocharged adrenaline under the hood.
It’s an intoxicating combination if you want more excitement from the 5 Series, but don’t want to go with the standard issue or a hodgepodge of parts thrown together by any old speed shop. stands apart as a badge laden with OEM quality and high-end performance, and for the past 50 years or so, the company has been putting together race cars and street cars that take BMW’s best to new heights.
Unfortunately, it’s rare to find Alpina’s offerings here in the states, which makes the recently spied B5 test mule pictured here a forbidden fruit. Regardless, spotting the new B5 in its native habitat incites a little speculation on our part. Read on for our predictions as to what it’ll offer.
Continue reading to learn more about the Alpina B5.
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Alpina B5
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