This Alpina B10 is #053 of 507 produced.

The B10 was the fastest sedan in the world during its production period from 1989 until 1994, with a maximum speed of 180 mph.

It was based on BMW's 535i sedan.

Alpina modifications included twin Garrett turbochargers, an intercooler, Mahle pistons, self-leveling suspension and 13-inch brakes.

Other upgrades included Alpina wheels, cloth upholstery and wood trim.

It was not sold in the U.S.

and retailed in Europe for over $85,000 when new.

This car was originally an Alpina demo model, and was sold to Hermann Linn, a BMW motorcycle dealer in Germany.

It was later shipped to Japan, where it remained until 2016.

It was brought from a Japanese collection to the U.S., exported to a collector in Canada and is now in Arizona.

The car is in mostly unrestored condition.

The hood and bumpers have been resprayed during prior ownership, and a set of side skirts and a rear apron by Zender and AC Schnitzer were installed and painted to match in Dia...