- 2023 BMW ALPINA B8 Gran Coupe
- 4.4L Twin-Turbocharged V8
- 8-Speed Automatic
- AWD
- ALPINA Green II Metallic Exterior
- Cognac Extended Merino Leather Interior
- Driving Assistance Professional Package
- M Sport Brakes w/ Blue Calipers
- Adaptive M Suspension
- M Technology Package
- Front & Rear Heated Seats
- Front Ventilated Seats
- Panoramic Moonroof
- Active Driving Assistant Pro
- Icon Adaptive LED Headlights
- Connected Package Pro
- Live Cockpit Pro (Incl. Navi)
- Shadowline Exterior Trim
- Anthracite Alcantara Headliner
- ALPINA Classic 21” Forged Alloy Wheels
- Bowers & Wilkins Diamond Surround Sound System
The Alpina B8 is perhaps the pinnacle of this niche vehicle manufacturer's range. Luxury in everything your hand can touch, and a pair of Weber carbs and a crank on their logo, reflecting the company's roots as a tuner. The first proper Alpina was not the old Fiats and Beetles that founder Burkard Bovensiepen tinkered with in his youth, but the A1 based on the BMW E21. Inevitably, they turned further away from being an outright race manufacturer towards focusing on their bespoke luxury models. Today, we have incredible examples like this 2023 BMW B8 Alpina Gran Coupe as a result. With as little as 9,494 miles on its clock, this beauty is available for sale in Cottleville, Missouri.
Exterior and Interior
ALPINA Green II Metallic is arguably one of the most loved colors on BMWs, and our subject 2023 BMW B8 Alpina Gran Coupe flaunts it with pride. The Shadowline exterior trim gives a blackened weather strip around the windows. The symbolic Icon Adaptive LED Headlights can be recognized anywhere. Rolling on Adaptive M suspension, this Alpina wears 21" Alpina Classic CS20 wheels that house M Sport brakes with blue calipers. The Cognac Full Merino Leather cabin of this Gran Coupe offers you unparalleled luxuries. Packed with options such as the Driving Assistance Professional package, M Technology package, and Connected Package Pro, it is quite tech-savvy as well. The panoramic moonroof soothes your nerves. Front and rear heated seats keep passengers comfortable while the Bowers & Wilkins Diamond Surround sound keeps them entertained. Front seats are ventilated, and the headliner is done in Anthracite Alcantara. The driver gets an M steering wheel and a Live Cockpit Pro, including navigation.
Engine
Propelling the 2023 BMW B8 Alpina Gran Coupe is a 4.4-liter Bi-Turbo V8 engine mated with an 8-speed sports automatic transmission, which has been tuned by Alpina. With a reported 612 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque, this vehicle can accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 3.2 seconds and reach a top speed of 201 mph (according to the manufacturer). You can choose how you use this Alpina by switching between the Comfort and Sports modes.
The Alpina B8 is perhaps the pinnacle of this niche vehicle manufacturer's range. Luxury in everything your hand can touch, and a pair of Weber carbs and a crank on their logo, reflecting the company's roots as a tuner. The first proper Alpina was not the old Fiats and Beetles that founder Burkard Bovensiepen tinkered with in his youth, but the A1 based on the BMW E21. Inevitably, they turned further away from being an outright race manufacturer towards focusing on their bespoke luxury models. Today, we have incredible examples like this 2023 BMW B8 Alpina Gran Coupe as a result. With as little as 9,494 miles on its clock, this beauty is available for sale in Cottleville, Missouri.
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