The 8 Series Is Dead. Time for ALPINA to Revive the 6 Series
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The 8 Series Is Dead. Time for ALPINA to Revive the 6 Series
BMW killed the 8 Series last year, for the second time. The last coupes, convertibles, and Gran Coupes rolled off the Dingolfing line in April of this year, and there’s no confirmed successor waiting in the wings. Meanwhile, BMW’s newly independent ALPINA brand is busy building a 7 Series-based flagship aimed at Mercedes-Maybach. Put those two facts next to each other and there’s an obvious gap nobody at BMW seems to be talking about yet: a 6 Se…
The first and second generation BMW 6 Series models were introduced almost three decades ago, a long time in the modern automotive industry. But when the second generation model, codenamed E63, debuted in 2003, it wasn't the one that caused the most controversy.
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