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TheBMW Alpina B10 Bi-Turbo is a German sports car unveiled in 1989 in Geneva, Switzerland. Unofficially, from 1989 to 1996, it was the fastest, most powerful with the greatest acceleration sedan in the world. Top speed was 291 km/h, and the Alpina reached 100 km/h in 5.6 seconds.
The car was based on a BMW 535i (E34) with a 211 hp 6-cylinder engine. Engineers added 2 Garret T25 turbo compressors which raised the power to 360 hp, and torque rose from 305 Nm to 520 Nm. This was a very impressive technical performance in those days.
BMW E34 ALPINA B10: a metal car from ModelCar Group for collectors.
- scale: 1/18
- length: 265 mm
- manufacturer code: MCG18230
- manufacturer: ModelCar Group
A little history on the video
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