AutosAlpina unveils powerful new GT series with enhanced performance

Alpina unveils powerful new GT series with enhanced performance

Alpiny B3 GT and B4 GT
Alpiny B3 GT and B4 GT
Images source: © Press materials | Alpina
Aleksander Ruciński

6 June 2024 09:03, updated: 6 June 2024 09:23

More sophisticated and stylistically toned-down, much rarer than the standard BMW M, and now surprisingly powerful. Alpina has just unveiled three interesting proposals marked with the letters "GT".

B3 and B4 are well-known models to Alpina fans. The first can be purchased as a saloon or an estate body, while the second is a four-door coupe. All are interesting alternatives to BMW M family products. Now, they are additionally strengthened.

The offer debuts with the GT version offering an additional 34 horsepower. This means the three-litre, twin-turbocharged six-cylinder generates 529 horsepower - 19 more than the standard M3 or M4.

All this in an intriguing package that will appeal to those who appreciate a milder design. The B3, unlike the M3, does not have the large grille; this feature is only found in the B4.

We should also appreciate the unique colour scheme based on green or navy blue and the distinctive spoke-pattern wheels. The finish does not disappoint, either. Noble leather, aluminium, and tasteful stitching come as standard.

The icing on the cake is the stunning performance - the B3 GT saloon accelerates to sixty in just 3.4 seconds, while the Estate and B4 Gran Coupe need 0.1 seconds more.

Deliveries of the new Alpinas in the GT variant will start in November 2024. Enthusiasts are unlikely to be in short supply.

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