The New BMW ALPINA Coupe Looks Even Better In Real Life
The first live shots from the 2026 Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d’Este prove that great car design isn’t dead. It’s a shame the coupe won’t go into production.
The first live shots from the 2026 Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d’Este prove that great car design isn’t dead. It’s a shame the coupe won’t go into production.
Coinciding with the reveal of the first standalone ALPINA concept, BMW announces it will launch a successor to the B7 next year.
The one-off design study modernizes the iconic shark nose for an imposingly large luxury coupe signaling the rebirth of ALPINA in the BMW era.
BMW's most controversial production model has been turned into a DJ booth and it won't go any faster than 15 km/h (nearly 10 mph).
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