The 1978 ALPINA That Directly Inspired BMW’s New Vision Concept
The 153-unit E24 B7 Turbo and the Vision BMW ALPINA, on the same lawn at Lake Como.
The 153-unit E24 B7 Turbo and the Vision BMW ALPINA, on the same lawn at Lake Como.
We had exclusive access to the V8 grand tourer that signals where BMW is taking the ALPINA brand -- and it's ambitious.
Not a traditional concept — the Vision BMW ALPINA is the design brief for what ALPINA becomes inside BMW Group.
Thanks to BMW’s generosity, a pair of iX1s is now reporting for duty at the Incheon Fire Department.
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