BMW to Unveil Exclusive ALPINA Model at Amelia Concours
A limited-production ALPINA for the U.S. and Canada headlines BMW's weekend at Amelia Island, where the brand also marks four decades of the M3, five of the 6 Series, and six of the 2002.
A limited-production ALPINA for the U.S. and Canada headlines BMW's weekend at Amelia Island, where the brand also marks four decades of the M3, five of the 6 Series, and six of the 2002.
We've already seen the revised logo in digital form, but this is how the updated badge is going to look on cars.
The upcoming BMW ALPINA models will be assembled "in select BMW Group plants" where investments are being made to support the new high-end vehicles.
Upcoming models from the newly created BMW ALPINA brand will feature a discreetly updated logo that stays true to the design's heritage.
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