Performance

Max speed 151.28 miles/h (244 km/h)
0-100 km/h 6.9 seconds
0-160 km/h 16.3 seconds
0-200 km/h -
0-300 km/h -
Quarter mile 15.2 seconds
0-100-0 mph -

Engine

Power 157 kw (211 bhp / 213 ps)
Torque 450 Nm (333 lb-ft)
Displacement 2.0 liters
Engine type inline 4 Twin turbo diesel
Engine location Front

General data

Gearbox 6 speed manual
Drive Rear
Mass 1480 kilograms (3256 lbs)
Weight distribution -
Year of introduction 2008
Home country Germany

Calculations

Power to Weight ratio 142.26 hp/tonne
Power per liter 78.5 kw/liter

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Car submitted by Georg

2008 Alpina D3 Biturbo

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Community comments (8)

1 year ago
I have been living with a D3 BiTurbo for 6 months and it still astonishes me every day, it's brilliant. Nothing else comes even close in delivering a rounded blend of performance, handling, practicality and economy. No (and I mean not a hint) of turbo lag, smooth power right through the range, awesome performance when you need it, 40-odd mpg and legendry Alpina handling. I am no tree-hugger, but I do pile a lot of miles on and the fuel economy makes this an easy car to live with on the wallet whilst still being exclusive and oodles of fun. Anonymous is missing many points.
1 year ago
Tuner or manufacturer, diesel or petrol, these cars are brilliant at what they do, namely an everyday car that you can use on the pot-holed roads with horrendous traffic, but which talk to you like a proper performance car. The suspension, the steering, the gearbox, the engine and the sound are all tuned to give you the feedback that a track car gives you on race day, without the annoyance that would drive you mad on the public roads.

Try one and tell me of another car that feels as good, but that you could live with every day commuting into a busy city!
2 years ago
Alpina Burkard Bovensiepen GmbH is an automobile manufacturing company based in Buchloe, in the Ostallgäu district of Bavaria, Germany selling their own cars, based on BMW cars since 1965.
Just like the RUF cars are based on Porsches.Since the late 70's Alpina has been recognized by TÜV as an automobile manufacturer, thus "ALPINA"-built cars are branded and registered as "ALPINA" and not "BMW," although owner privileges through BMW are maintained. ALPINA is a stand alone car manufacturer in close co-operation with BMW, therefore an ALPINA can be bought and serviced at local BMW dealerships, and covered if there is a warranty issue.
2 years ago
Cant forget GemBalla,9FF,ABT,AC Schnitzer,Brabus,Carlsson. there all REALLY nice Tuned cars, but tuners nonetheless. and no offense but if some of yall believe this or those other companys are. ACTually car makers, then, well i guess theres no help for ya, but think it anyway. not a bad car anyway, but a lil underpowered!
2 years ago
Ya, any aftermarket company like HENNESEY or ALPINA are tuning companys!!!!
2 years ago
a real manufucktur, and not a tuner??...Riiiiight!
2 years ago
Don't agree with above, remember Alpina was always great with big engines, this engine is new and inovative, a car which you can drive to work each day and on week ends take to the track to beat many big petrol engined cars! I am by no means a tree hugger, but enjoy the fact that this car combines economy and performance, not to mention that its quicker than the 330i 268bhp bmw'r around Donnigton!!!! now take that up your exhaust pipe and smoke it
2 years ago
What is the point of this engine being a DEISEL? Just to impress a few tree huggers? A four cylinder would be interesting but the deisel robbed this car of its power. By the way lousy torque numbers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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