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Two white Alpina Fx1 Dx Tourings in one family. Can be many families like that.

... just leaving as I wall pulling in (but not in my F31 D3).

Around about 2:30pm, on Sunday, 30th March

Mine will be up for a lot less.

For its age, the price looks high next to this ... https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-detail ... 3267995340 (which actully looks cheap compared to other LCI D3 S tourings).

Thinking about this .... https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-detail ... 2236882856

My mind says its £50-52K. But what do others think?

Grumpyjohn1957 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 17, 2024 8:50 pm

Some one got a bargain. Priced to sell, despite the mileage. Has it been hanging around dealers or first time offered?

First I'd seen of it.

So that's where #234 went. Was intending to take a look at it ...

Hi Nick, I am considering selling my F31 D3. Not sure of what I'll be asking when the time comes, but alas it will be more than £15K. When buying wouldn't be too focused on a specific year (you mentioned 2016), rather buy on condition and history.

Hi there That was me - parents live there, I’m there every couple of weeks or so.. there’s a local resident there with a D3 touring too… Hi Matt, I'm the local resident with the D3 Touring (F31 #53). Well I say resident ... I'm often up there at the family holiday home. Think we spoke one evening o...

The side decos are slightly cracked in a few places on my D3; only noticable close up. So I'm considering removing entirely. What is the best way to do this? Will there be evidence of them having been there? (Alpina Blue paint in good condition, but nine years old) How does the market view Alpina's ...

PeterN wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 31, 2023 5:53 pm

£33k according to his post on the Alpina UK Facebook page

Seems cheap to me.

Would be nice to think we could get the later software flashed into the ECU and then re certified as compliant... (If the ECU calibration is the only difference) Even if you could flash the ECU with the later software, the problem is you'd need a Certificate of Conformity from the manufacturer to p...

66K miles according to the advert.

One could look at what M3 saloons are priced at for similar year and milage, then add on an Alpina premium (anyone's guess).

Do you pay monthly towards the warranty or was if a one off payment for a year? Either way, what adoes the warranty cost?

The stock brake discs are BMW parts (long part number) from your local BMW dealer. The perfomance/perforated discs are Alpina parts (short part number). These can also be ordered via a BMW dealer (not Alpina directly), but you need to prefix the Alpina part number with "9147" e.g. 91 47 34 11 701 Ho...

Info can be found here D5s G3x Parts Catalogue