- and flat engines) use of
parallel twin-
turbos can also
simplify the
exhaust system. The 1981–1994
Maserati Biturbo was the
first production car to use twin-turbochargers...
-
Alpina company website Paul Frère, « Alpina B10
Biturbo », Road & Track, #3,
March 1991 (B10
BiTurbo review). Palevsky, Alexander. "Blown Away". Bimmer...
-
Maserati Biturbo is a
family of
executive grand tourers produced by
Italian automobile manufacturer Maserati between 1981 and 1994. The
original Biturbo was...
- the B10
Bi-
Turbo. 27
saloon cars were produced, and 19
Tourings - all were left hand
drive except one
right hand
drive Touring. The B10
BiTurbo is a high...
-
until the 2015
model arrives,
which is
powered by a 4.0
liter V8. 5.5 L V8
BiTurbo models carry the "63"
model designation,
shared with the 6.2L V8 models...
- The
Alpina B7
Bi-
Turbo, or
Alpina B7, is the
fifth generation of the high-performance full-size
luxury car
manufactured by
German automobile manufacturer...
-
variation of the 996
bi-plane unit. A new 911
Turbo S was set for
production in 2010. It is a
fully optioned Porsche 911
Turbo with a PDK
gearbox and...
- 2016–2018 F87 M2 — 272 kW (365 bhp) 2015–2018 F26 X4 M40i — 265 kW (355 bhp)
Biturbo engine by
Alpina based on the N55B30M0. The
crankcase is of a different...
-
Premiere in Genf: der neue BMW
Alpina B3
Bi-
Turbo | springerprofessional.de". Springerprofessional.de. "B3
BiTurbo". Alpina-archive.com. Alpina-Archive....
- standard. A
total of 97,679 cars were produced,
including the
Alpina B10 (
BiTurbo, 3.5) models. The 535i was
replaced by the V8-engined 530i and 540i models...
