ALPINA purchase at mirkaafenaerenauto.lu in Luxembourg
ALPINA is one of the most exclusive car brands in the world, and since January 2026 officially an independent brand within the BMW Group. What began in Buchloe in 1965 with Burkard Bovensiepen is now positioned between BMW M and Rolls-Royce. In Luxembourg, where BMW is among the three best-selling brands, ALPINA vehicles have a natural target audience among wealthy BMW enthusiasts seeking exclusivity. The final generation of vehicles refined in Buchloe, namely the B3, B4, D3 S and XB7, are already sought-after collector items. At mirkaafenaerenauto.lu we understand the particular value of these vehicles and do not simply value them as a BMW with a premium, but as what they are: standalone manufacturer-built automobiles.
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Why sell your ALPINA at mirkaafenaerenauto.lu?
ALPINA vehicles are difficult to value on the open market because production numbers are so low. Comparable listings on the usual portals are hard to find. We have access to a network of collectors and enthusiasts who are specifically looking for ALPINA. The B5 Touring with its V8 biturbo, the D3 S as the most powerful diesel in its class, or the XB7 as an alternative to the BMW X7 M60i, each of these vehicles has its own specific market. With us you get a valuation that takes into account the actual collector value, not just the residual value from a standard valuation list.
ALPINA market situation in Luxembourg
The ALPINA market is going through a historic transition. The old models refined in Buchloe are being phased out and will no longer be produced. The new BMW ALPINA models will be built entirely in BMW plants from 2027 onwards. For owners of the last Buchloe generation, that means their vehicles will become rarer and therefore potentially more valuable. Limited editions and special colours in particular could increase in value. There is no dedicated ALPINA dealership in Luxembourg, sales run through BMW dealers, which keeps the used market additionally exclusive.
Expert tip
With ALPINA, documentation is everything. The original certificate from ALPINA Buchloe, the production number and the complete service history with a BMW/ALPINA partner are decisive. ALPINA-specific equipment such as the ALPINA wheels, decor sets and Lavalina leather trim also increase the collector value. Keep all the paperwork safe. Anyone who also brings along the COC document (EU certificate of conformity), for German-registered vehicles the registration certificate part II (the so-called yellow card or Fahrzeugbrief), and service records, repair records or a maintained service book, will get an even higher purchase price from us.
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Sell your ALPINA in 3 steps
Fill out the online form
Enter the details of your ALPINA. Brand, model, year, mileage. Takes only 3 minutes.
Receive valuation
Our ALPINA experts evaluate your vehicle and get back to you usually within 24 hours with a fair offer.
Sell your ALPINA
Visit our branch in Roost or Bertrange (both in the Luxembourg). Sign the contract, on request instant transfer the same day.
Frequently asked questions about selling your ALPINA
What is my ALPINA B3 or B5 worth?
ALPINA vehicles are not valued using standard tables. A B5 Touring with low mileage and complete documentation can sit considerably above the usual BMW residual value. Contact us for an individual valuation.
Do you also buy older ALPINA models?
Yes, very gladly. Older models like the B10 Biturbo or the D10 are collector items. The older and rarer they are, the more important a professional valuation becomes, and that is exactly what we offer.
Will the last Buchloe ALPINAs increase in value?
Many experts believe so. The last generation (B3, B4, XB7, D3 S), still refined in Buchloe, marks the end of an era. Vehicles with low mileage and complete documentation have collector potential.