2009 BMW Alpina B7 Bi-Turbo Revealed at Geneva Motor Show (details + photos)

Alpina has revealed the new BMW Alpina B7 Bi-Turbo at the Geneva Motor Show. Сompany is assured that the 4th generation of an Alpina spec BMW 7-Series includes its “comfort, exclusiveness and athleticism”. A new B7 will top the B7 sedan’s $115,000 sticker price.

Under the hood, Alpina B7 has a 4.4-liter V8 engine, that produces 507 hp with an evil most of 700 Nm of torque. 0-100 km/h in 4.7 seconds, and an electronically narrow top haste of 280 km/h means the car is both immediate and rapidly. High performance pistons were put in place to exchange with the 1.0 bar ceiling turbo boost. Two new large-vane turbochargers have been mounted with an optimized intercooler logic.

The vehicle receives an impressive 115hp output per liter. The driver pedals this control through a ZF six-speed automatic transmission, which uses Alpina’s Switch-Tronic system to adapt to the driving situation.

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The unique springs that reduce ride height, to the leather accoutrements inside make the B7 more comfortable. The car makes due with 21-inch wheels, and a suspension routine that is as responsive, but softer, than a race suspension. Conventional tires have also been worn in place of run-flats. The electronic suspension has been tuned and adjusted for each of its three settings (Comfort, Normal, and Sport).

Myrtle Burl wood tidy or voluntary Piano Lacquer interior give two divergent and distinguished looks to the car. The illuminated doors and Lavalina leather steering swing also adds a touch of exclusivity.