Out of the 136 left-hand drive BMW Alpina B6 Wagons made, this 1997 model was sold brand-new in Japan and is numbered 15. displays 119k kilometers at the moment. A 2.8-liter...
Out of the 136 left-hand drive BMW Alpina B6 Wagons made, this 1997 model was sold brand-new in Japan and is numbered 15. displays 119k kilometers at the moment. A 2.8-liter inline-six engine connected to a modified 5-speed manual transmission provides power, and maintenance included an oil change and a thorough cooling system overhaul. The 17-inch millenium black Embee Performance in Tustin, California-finished wheels, aluminum cylinder heads and block, forged pistons, unique camshafts, aggressive aerodynamics, Bilstein Sport shocks, enhanced brakes, sport seats, and a three-spoke steering wheel are some of the modifications made from Alpina.
The Alpina front spoiler was expertly polished and put back in place. Sway bars, bushings, Bilstein Sport gas shocks, and springs with better specification from Alpina are all part of the suspension system. Satin millenium black 17-inch Alpina wheels with 215/45 tires on all four corners have been polished. Sport seats, Alpina floor mats, a three-spoke steering wheel, and a blue instrument cluster are all featured inside. This 24-valve DOHC straight-six, tuned by Alpina, has a displacement of 2.8 liters and is equipped with full length headers, forged pistons, camshafts, and a unique head. Reportedly, the power was increased from 192 to 240 horsepower, and the transmission was changed from an automatic to a five-speed manual.