6 sightings by 6 spotters worldwide

Market value
$25,000 to $110,000
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World's fastest diesel production estate at 275 km/h.
The Alpina D5 BiTurbo Touring is a masterstroke in automotive engineering, a diesel-powered estate that defies expectations with its blend of blistering performance and understated elegance. Born from Alpina's storied tradition of enhancing BMW's finest, this powerhouse wagon emerged as a sophisticated alternative for enthusiasts craving both practicality and pulse-quickening dynamics.
Under the hood lies a meticulously tuned 3.0-liter straight-six diesel engine, equipped with twin turbochargers that effortlessly deliver a potent 388 horsepower and an earth-moving 800 Nm of torque. Alpina's engineering wizardry extends beyond raw numbers, with bespoke suspension tuning, upgraded brakes, and a finely calibrated eight-speed automatic gearbox, all harmonizing to create a driving experience that's both thrilling and refined.
Visually, the D5 BiTurbo Touring is subtly distinctive—classic Alpina multi-spoke wheels, discreet aerodynamic enhancements, and tasteful badging signal its pedigree without shouting. Inside, the cabin is a haven of luxury and craftsmanship, featuring Alpina's signature Lavalina leather upholstery and meticulous attention to detail, reminding you constantly of the car's exclusive character.
Historically, Alpina's diesel models have always been intriguing outliers, and the D5 BiTurbo Touring continues this legacy with aplomb. It's a car that confidently challenges conventional wisdom—proving that diesel performance can indeed be exhilarating, luxurious, and, dare I say, genuinely desirable.
6 Alpina D5 BiTurbo Touring sightings have been logged on AutoRadar by 6 different spotters.
On AutoRadar's rarity scale the Alpina D5 BiTurbo Touring is rated Uncommon.
Recent Alpina D5 BiTurbo Touring sightings on AutoRadar come from Haarlem, Amsterdam, Kastrup, Velp. The live map shows every verified sighting as it happens.
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