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I really thought about the Alpina B7 but seeing the 760 in Msport changes my mind, I think it looks way better, plus with a tune that thing will be a monster, a very smooth one at that. I will compare my 740i sport vs the 750il of the day, the performance was basically the same (mostly because of the 740i sports more aggressive diff) but they went about it so differently. The 750 just pulled at any speed it was effortless, the 740 could keep up no problem but it felt more rushed and taxed. It all depends on what you like. I prefer this 760 over the current Alpina just because of the exterior looks.
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02-16-2016, 12:16 PM | #136 |
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I like that BMW is keeping the V12 around, but let me be clear:
I am baffled by how BMW can't milk 800+ HP out of a V12. Why don't we have a car in the six minute club yet on Nordschleife? Why don't we have a car in the two second club for 0-60 or the nine second club for 1/4 mile? I believe in BMW. I grew up in them. Get it together, guys. |
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02-16-2016, 04:52 PM | #137 | |
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02-16-2016, 05:34 PM | #138 |
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yes please
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02-17-2016, 11:22 AM | #139 | |
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The turbos in the current version are tiny and deliver a max boost of just under 10psi in very limited load conditions and engine speeds. Most of the time they're really not doing much, where as the new Alpina B7 is basically an S63B44T2 and needs 22psi to achieve roughly the same output. This wasn't the ///M Performance model I saw and discussed with relevant individuals 1.5 - 2 years ago, and isn't even the revised model we discussed last spring prior to launch. If I had to wager a bet, the standard 750 exceeded expectations, forced Alpina's hand, some engine derivatives were moved around, BMW had M GmbH massage the already planned switch to the 6.6L version to reduce manufacturing expenses, emissions requirements, and Alpina is either no longer considering bringing back the B12, or this engine will serve as the base for a monster; the likes we've never seen before in a production Saloon Car. There are definitely some significant modifications on this version of the N74 (I haven't seen the official designation but given there is a N74B66T2 sound file in the ASD Control Module that's a safe bet). Compression Ratio, details of the internal modifications, and forced induction system are still "TBD". I just hope they don't hold back on the exhaust note. A N74 opened up is probably one of the last great authentic and glorious sounds we'll hear... |
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02-23-2016, 01:13 AM | #140 |
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man that's a hawt car. I don't care what the weight is, I want that on top of me now.
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Price predictions? 180+ MSRP. Maybe 200?
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04-07-2016, 09:20 AM | #142 |
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My guess it starts somewhere around $140K, for two reasons.
First, they are planning on releasing a 9 series, which will have to be more expensive. Second, they are getting too close to the price point of more exotic luxury cars. |
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04-07-2016, 09:23 AM | #143 |
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Yeah good point. The F01 760Li started at 14X,XXX I believe and this M760Li seems to be a little more "special". 155-170.
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BMW UK has a configurator for M760Li xDrive..............but it seems incomplete? (e.g. options like Bowers and Wilkins audio are not available)
https://www.bmw.co.uk/en_GB/new-vehicles/7.html Anyways, at least we have a preview for it |
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Speaking of options, I wonder if BMW will add further options to the 760.
I presume BMW is keeping track of its closest competitor (e.g. the MB S65 AMG) so I wonder if BMW is planning for: -Carbon Ceramic Brakes -Black Full Merino Leather (similar to what F10 M5 has) |
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