A 1998 Alpina B10 V8 sedan is being offered at no reserve, giving collectors a chance to bid on a limited-production performance sedan with a well-documented background. The car is identified as chassis #368 and is said to be one of roughly 850 examples produced.
According to the listing details, the sedan was delivered new to Japan before later being registered in British Columbia in 2015. That history adds an international ownership trail to a model already known for its rarity and its place among late-1990s Alpina-tuned BMW sedans.
The car is finished in Alpina Blue Metallic II, a signature shade closely associated with the brand, and the cabin is trimmed in Anthracite cloth upholstery. Those details give the sedan a period-correct appearance that should appeal to enthusiasts looking for an authentic Alpina specification rather than a more common executive sedan setup.
Power comes from a V8, in keeping with the B10 V8 designation, reinforcing the model’s blend of luxury and performance. With its limited production run, Japanese-market delivery, and no-reserve format, this 1998 Alpina B10 V8 stands out as a noteworthy offering for buyers tracking rare Alpina sedans.
