The seller bought UK supplied ‘FC03 KLX’, or Al as he calls him, in January 2009 when he had 109,609 miles and nine services under his belt.
As a member of the forces, it was fitting that their first journey together was to take their newborn daughter to Germany to visit friends, during which he discovered that Al will indeed stray past 155mph …
He has since continued to maintain Al in the style to which he’d become accustomed, stumping up for another 14 routine services despite the B10 being in storage when he was on detachment in Canada between 2018 and 2022.
As you’d expect of the lovechild between BMW and Alpina, he’s found Al to be “extremely reliable” and says “he offers an incredible blend of comfort and composure” and he’s only selling because he’s been posted abroad again and can’t justify putting him into storage for another lengthy period.
One of only 42 right-hand drive saloons manufactured for the UK (and even fewer are actually on the road as opposed to tucked up in the g...