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I don't think so. The 3Series/M3/M4 is BMWs halo model. That has the biggest market for Alpina variants.

Worth a consideration is that BMW Individual has been progressively expanding their "personalization" catalogue. This encompasses 3 and 5 series vehicles. And this may have left corporate decision-makers contemplating whether expanding the "new, wholly owned" ALPINA into the 5er and sub-5er segments could constitute a dilution of the market positioning ALPINA has now endeavored to focus on. The "exclusivity" of the new ALPINA may simply be more appropriately conveyed in top-end rather than executive vehicle segments.
 
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The "exclusivity" of the new ALPINA may simply be more appropriately conveyed in top-end rather than executive vehicle segments.
Time to show Maybach how do luxury properly. I'm excited now, as the execution might go beyond what we've seen of previous Alpina models.
 
According to a March filing with the World Intellectual Property Organization, BMW has trademarked the “XB6” designation. The name suggests a potential Alpina-tuned version of the BMW X6 is in the works, which is something the brand has never offered.

I really love Alpina BMWs and hoping this take over will be start of something great.
 
Hmmm... I really like Alpinas and the more they talk about it the less I'm looking forward to it. This stuff about it going up against Maybach, and being a bridge between BMW and Rolls-Royce might make sense from a product portfolio planning perspective... but it's not what Alpina was.

The B6S, the B7S Turbo Coupe, the B10 Bi-Turbo, the B8 4.6, the Supercharged B5... these were not cars that existed in some space between what BMW is and Rolls-Royce was or is.

I really don't see anything that Alpina did what BMW couldn't do

"Couldn't" do is probably true, however the bottom line is that they did do stuff that BMW didn't.
 

Alpina

Alpina Burkard Bovensiepen GmbH & Co. KG is an automobile manufacturing company and sub-brand of BMW AG, based in Buchloe, in the Ostallgäu district of Bavaria, Germany. Since 1965, Alpina has developed and sold high-performance versions of BMW cars.
Official website: Alpina

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