Alpina B2 2.5

The Alpina B2 2.5 was introduced in 1982 as part of the E30 generation. It features a 2.5L inline-six naturally aspirated engine producing 200 hp, paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. This coupe variant offers distinctive Alpina styling, upgraded suspension, and performance enhancements over the standard BMW E30.

The Alpina B2 2.5 Touring was introduced in 1983, targeting drivers who needed more practicality. It shared the same 2.5L inline-six engine as the coupe variant but offered added cargo space and versatility. This wagon variant maintained Alpina's performance standards while providing a family-friendly layout.

The Alpina B2 2.5 Turbo was introduced in 1983, enhancing the standard B2 2.5 with a turbocharged engine. It produced approximately 250 hp and featured advanced turbo technology and performance tuning. This variant was aimed at enthusiasts seeking higher performance and distinctive Alpina modifications.

The Alpina B2 2.7 was introduced in 1985, featuring a larger 2.7L inline-six engine producing 210 hp. This coupe variant improved upon its predecessor with enhancements in performance and handling. The B2 2.7 was known for its balance of power and driving dynamics, showcasing Alpina's engineering expertise.

The Alpina B2 2.7 Touring was launched in 1985, mirroring the coupe's specifications with a 2.7L inline-six engine. This variant offered additional practicality, making it suitable for families while retaining the spirited performance associated with Alpina models. It combined comfort with sportiness.

The Alpina B2 3.0 Touring was launched alongside the coupe variant in 1990. It featured the same 3.0L engine while offering increased cargo capacity and versatility. This model balanced performance with practicality, making it a distinctive choice among sport wagons of its time.

The Alpina B2 3.0 was introduced in 1990, featuring a 3.0L inline-six engine that produced 240 hp. This coupe variant showcased Alpina's commitment to performance and luxury, with refined styling and upgraded suspension. It was a popular choice among enthusiasts seeking a performance-oriented sports car.