Designed by Giovanni Michelotti, the A110 was produced between 1963 and 1978 with Renault powerplants. The original variant offered merely 55 horsepower from 956 cubic centimeters, which seems too ...

Alpine made a name for itself by competing in some of the most famous racing events of the 20th century. The nameplate that did more for Alpine than any other car they made is the A110, a Giovanni ...

The current Alpine A110 sports car is a mid-engine marvel designed to compete with the Porsche 718 Cayman, delivering up to 345 horsepower and a gorgeous design to boot. It's also not too much of an ...

Street-legal Alpine A110 at the Ring highlights a road car entering a demanding circuit environment. With the Nürburgring ...

Ravage’s latest creation, the Ultime‑based Tarmac Master, delivers an Alpine-supported final twist to the A110 story ...

French automaker Alpine, a subsidiary of Renault that focuses on sporty cars, has been toying with entering the United States market. The brand's initial plan centered around large electric SUVs, but ...

The world is changing faster than automakers are struggling to keep up, and it's forcing them to reevaluate even their best-laid plans. That's why Alpine is apparently hard at work on the development ...

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In 2022, Alpine rationalised the range, into A110 (the basic car), A110 GT (softer chassis plus the more powerful engine) and kept the A110 S at the top. Both the GT and the A110 S received nominal ...

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