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2017 Alpina B7 Review: A BMW M7 by any other name

Posted on March 16, 2017January 16, 2019 By Jarvis

You wait a couple of decades for one BMW M7 to come along, and life brings you two. Well, not quite: neither BMW’s own M760i or this, the 2017 Alpina B7, is officially an M car, but then neither would you really want them to be. Go too far down that track and you end up sacrificing luxury in the name of raw performance, and that’s entirely at odds with the 7 Series raison d’être. Does that make the Alpina B7 a plutocrat’s sports pretender? No, no it does not.

It’s okay if you’re not familiar with Alpina. The company – Alpina Burkard Bovensiepen GmbH & Co. KG to give it its full, tongue-twister of a name – dates back to 1965, though rose to prominence in the late 60s and 70s with numerous touring car, rally, track, and other race wins. Today, it’s best known for giving its own spin on select models from BMW’s line-up.
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