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Bespoke manufacturer Alpina is a left-field brand that tweaks special versions of various BMW models, including the B3. The B3 is a performance-focused version of the BMW 3 Series and features a high-output engine, luxurious appointments, and bespoke tailoring options.
| Year | Variant | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Alpina B3 GT 3.0L Sedan 4WD | $181,900 |
| 2025 | Alpina B3 GT 3.0L Wagon 4WD | $184,900 |
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The Alpina B3 has 2 variants with 2 different body types: Sedan and Wagon. Depending on variant, the height ranges from 1438mm to 1440mm, the width is 1827mm and length is 4725mm.
| Body type | Height | Width | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sedan | 1440mm | 1827mm | 4725mm |
| Wagon | 1438mm | 1827mm | 4725mm |
Standard safety features on the Alpina B3 models include:
Additional safety features will vary across the different Alpina B3 models.
You can find more detailed Alpina B3 specs here.
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The Alpina B3 is built in Buchloe, Germany.
Yes and no. The B3 starts life as a BMW 3 Series, but due to the amount of changes made by Alpina, it is sold as a brand new car and even carries an Alpina VIN number, additional to the original BMW one.
The Alpina B3 is available from $181,900 to $184,900 for the 2025 range of models in Sedan and Wagon body types.
Alpina is BMW's automobile craftsman. Engines are built by hand, and interiors can be optioned up into the Alpina saddlery, instead of BMW's regular leathers and stitching. After Alpina is done creating its interiors, engines and parts, they are sent to the BMW factory for final assembly.
The Alpina B3 is a series of high-performance executive cars manufactured by German automobile manufacturer Alpina, which is based on the BMW 3 Series of the car manufacturer BMW. It is produced as a sedan (four-door) and station wagon (touring).
Yes, BMW has officially acquired Alpina as of March 2022. Before that, Alpina was an independent company separate from BMW, albeit with a long-standing relationship with the latter.
