Alpina B3 Touring

The Alpina B3 Touring is trading at a median of $40,006 in the US market, down 19.8% over the past twelve months. The SELL signal reflects ongoing depreciation pressure, though confidence in this reading is low given the absence of transaction data in our tracking sample.

Liquidity conditions are severely constrained, with zero active listings and no recorded sales in the past year. This illiquidity makes price discovery difficult and suggests buyers and sellers are far apart on valuation, creating friction for both sides of any transaction.

The model carries a collectibility score of 5 and sits in the stable modern classic tier, but desirability remains low in the current market. Without production volume data, the scarcity profile remains unclear, though the Alpina nameplate and six-cylinder touring format retain some enthusiast appeal.

Base case projections show material downside over the medium term. The model is expected to trade near $24,302 by year three (down 39.3%) and $20,883 by year five (down 47.8%), consistent with the depreciation trajectory of modern performance wagons with limited collector following.

The absence of mileage and condition data from recent transactions reflects the broader liquidity challenge. Prospective sellers should expect extended marketing periods and may need to adjust pricing expectations downward to attract interest in this soft corner of the market.