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Phytonic Blue isn’t a million miles away.

floz61 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 10, 2020 7:29 pm

That’s Sytner for you !

https://edition99.alpina.de/

https://www.alpina-automobiles.com/en/m ... ighlights/

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/al ... 019-review

What’s it worth, do you think?

D3 ALP is on the forum too Friend of mine has V12 ALP and pretty sure he still has ALP111A as well I think it was ALP117A that he had, (bought from Alpina Nottingham, formerly on some of their demonstrator cars) which he sold a few years ago to a B6 owner iirc. Didn’t even need a ‘well-placed screw...

I’ve been speaking with Gary Lott about this car - it’s a customer’s car that Gary is offering on behalf of. It’s done a little under 500 miles and so can’t be test driven (at the owners request - to keep the mileage very low).
It’s lovely!

Beautiful!

hap wrote:AT ? Sorry what does that mean

AT = AutoTrader

Beautiful pictures - difficult to better Alpina Blue and Green. The new 5 does look good with the Alpina treatment. * New can may accelerate faster due to Xdrive, but these cars have not been about 0-60 sprints. New car matches the previous car's 700nm, so with Xdrive weight the performance will be...

simon13 wrote:these tits make some very odd choices for alpina in this country i don't know who they are but someone needs to have a word

Really nice looking F11 - stands out in a subtle, tasteful way.

Sorry, yes...at first glance I mistook it for an F31. It is, of course an E91 I see now.

Blame my age.

Shouldn't that really have more exhaust pipes?

Chas wrote:£67k new, apparently

Agreed, UK price was indeed £67k. Was higher in mainland Europe.

At £38k now, with 3 days to run...

Your interior choice is excellent - looks a wonderful combination.