Alpina B10 V8s
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Blitz wrote:Great value. Better than the M5 I think. Naturally Aspirated V8!
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These are awesome value atm. Great cars!
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Nice car for an "OLD MAN" 
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anothere21323i
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I've heard that the brake discs and pads are hideously espensive on the V8s when compared to the V8. No personal experience of this though.
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£1000 for front disc's and pads onlyanothere21323i wrote:I've heard that the brake discs and pads are hideously espensive on the V8s when compared to the V8. No personal experience of this though.
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Blitz wrote:£1000 for front disc's and pads onlyanothere21323i wrote:I've heard that the brake discs and pads are hideously espensive on the V8s when compared to the V8. No personal experience of this though.
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felt so proud,even tried it with a E30 325i and got put in my place..
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Awesome cars. No way better than an M5 though unless you like auto's.
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The current one is.
I had a wee blat of Sytners E60 B5S a few months ago. Indescribably good - I don't know the figures, but it felt every bit as fast as an M5, but smoother, "calmer" and much more refined. Probably the best car I have driven - and there's been a few.
I had a wee blat of Sytners E60 B5S a few months ago. Indescribably good - I don't know the figures, but it felt every bit as fast as an M5, but smoother, "calmer" and much more refined. Probably the best car I have driven - and there's been a few.
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The B10 V8's used the same brakes as the M5

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Well they are 530bhp and 530lbs of torque so probably quicker 90% of the time than the V10 M5. Any gear anytime would be my words!cecotto479 wrote:The current one is.
I had a wee blat of Sytners E60 B5S a few months ago. Indescribably good - I don't know the figures, but it felt every bit as fast as an M5, but smoother, "calmer" and much more refined. Probably the best car I have driven - and there's been a few.
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one of the guys off the soarer forum has just bought this, aparently it ain't short on shove and has 200mph speedo


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I've driven that one too. Lovely car to drive - the blue's a little bit too much for me, but it is a special car beautifully maintained and looked after.
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That's nothing mate, a friend works in a Porsche garage and they once had to price up discs and pads all round for a 997 Turbo S (carbon discs).......................... £15,000 for the parts! at trade rate!leeparkes wrote:Blitz wrote:£1000 for front disc's and pads onlyanothere21323i wrote:I've heard that the brake discs and pads are hideously espensive on the V8s when compared to the V8. No personal experience of this though.![]()
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That thing is awesome! Always liked the Alpina 7s














