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Old 6th June 2009, 20:58   #11
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And just because it is my favourite Alpina (next to the B6 S) some more:












































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One word: awesome. I absolutely love the Alpina Roadster S. It looks so much better than the M. Especially with the white light conversion in this silver colour. I've read quite a few reviews of the two cars, and for me it'd be the RS every time. I'm slightly biased as I've already got a B10, and it would be the perfect partner. I'm sure one will be gracing my driveway in the not too distant future
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The exterior of the M does it for me, but the interior of the Alpina hits the spot!
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Here's a road test comparison between the two cars plus a Boxter and TVR Tuscan. The M car wins for outright thrills.

BMW Z4 M v Boxster S v TVR Tuscan v Alpina | Car Group Tests | Car Reviews | evo
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