Launched in 1997, the Alpina B10 V8 was an inconspicuous, high-performance saloon based on the BMW 540i (E39) platform.

The B10 V8 was one of the most successful cars in Alpina's history, with over ~1,300 cars sold.

The B10 V8 was more sophisticated and exclusive than the regular 5 series, and a great deal of work went into the car to make it a truly bespoke sports saloon.

Fitted with lowered suspension, new anti-roll bars, upgraded brakes, and a twin-pipe sports exhaust, the B10 was certainly a rapid super saloon.

Alpina is more than just a badge; it's a higher level of engineering and design.

For the last model year of the E39, Alpina introduced the B10 V8S at the Geneva Motor Show, adding extra power and performance capabilities, masterfully combined with M5 levels of power, comfort, and subtle upgrades.

The name Alpina has always had a mystical appeal among BMW enthusiasts.

Not only are Alpina's a rare sight on the roads, but they also encompass sophistication, style, and an...