BMW ALPINA Models Will ‘Master Performance And Comfort’
The newly formed brand hints at high-end, low-production vehicles for connoisseurs.
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Top 5 ALPINA Cars: 61 Years of Independence Ends Today
From the world's fastest sedan to ultra-rare grand tourers, these five cars defined ALPINA before BMW took over
BMW ALPINA Launches as Standalone Brand, 7 Series Models Rumored in 2026
BMW takes full control of ALPINA, positioning it as a luxury brand between 7 Series and Rolls-Royce with new models arriving late 2026
Inside the ALPINA: 60 Years of Excellence Exhibit — A Rare Look at BMW’s Most Exclusive Machines
From record-breaking sedans to rare roadsters and race cars, the “ALPINA: 60 Years of Excellence” exhibit in South Carolina celebrates six decades of handcrafted BMW performance.
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Meet the Designer Who Will Redefine BMW ALPINA’s Future
Former Polestar designer Max Missoni joined BMW to lead design for high-end cars and ALPINA, redefining the brand’s quiet luxury.
Build the Perfect BMW 02 With This Collection of BMW and Alpina Parts
Here's a rare collection of vintage BMW 02 Series and Alpina parts on Bring a Trailer. Explore over 200 photos of these unique components
New BMW ALPINA Logo Trademarked, Could Signal Upcoming Rebranding
The BMW Group has taken legal measures to trademark the BMW ALPINA lettering and a new ALPINA logo with the DPMA.
The rare BMW ALPINA Roadster V8 Limited Edition
BMW ALPINA Roadster V8 Limited Edition is considered the temporary continuation of the BMW Z8 after the production of the E52 model stopped
The principle of 20 spokes : History of the ALPINA wheel design
Wheels are an essential part of a car's image and the 20-spoke ALPINA design wheels are certainly famous worldwide among BMW fans
ALPINA explains the extensive pre-production testing phase
Prior to entering production, new ALPINA models are subjected to an extensive array of endurance tests and fine-tuning procedures.
ALPINA says NO to front-wheel drive vehicles
ALPINA won’t be building a supped-up 1 Series (or X1, X2, et cetera) on the BMW front-wheel drive architecture. ALPINA says no interest in those models
