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THE COLLECTION
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Alpine 2025
The Alpine A110 R 70 Rouge Sismique is the red tricolour subset of the 2025 anniversary offering. Its announced seventy-car allocation belongs inside the parent limit of 770. A collecting description should…
Alpine 2019
The Alpine A110 Rally R-GT returned the modern A110 to special stages as a customer competition car. Presented in 2019, it adapted the road platform and customer-racing architecture to rally suspension, a…
Alpine 2022
The Alpine A110 R Fernando Alonso is the numbered road-car edition announced in 2022 with a limit of 32. It combines the A110 R platform with Alonso-specific presentation, commemorative plaques and a…
Alpine 2023
The Alpine A110 R Le Mans is the numbered road edition revealed for the 2023 centenary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Announced with a limit of 100, it adds an…
Alpine 2024
The Alpine A110 R Turini is the named 2024 derivative of the A110 R, announced in December 2023 with aluminium GT Race wheels. It has a defined factory identity, but the reviewed…
Alpine 2024
The Alpine A110 R Ultime is the extensively revised road edition unveiled in 2024 and developed as a highly focused track car. Alpine’s announced worldwide total is 110, including the 15 La…
Alpine 2024
The Alpine A110 R Ultime La Bleue is the handcrafted blue-gradient configuration within the Ultime series. Alpine announced fifteen La Bleue cars, included in the parent limit of 110. Its collecting identity…
Alpine 2023
The Alpine A110 San Remo 73 is the 2023 numbered road edition celebrating fifty years since Alpine’s 1973 Sanremo victory and manufacturers’ world title. Its announced worldwide limit is 200, with a…
Alpine 2022
The Alpine A110 Tour de Corse 75 is the 2022 numbered road edition inspired by the yellow-and-black Berlinette from the 1975 Corsican rally. Announced with a worldwide limit of 150, it combines…
Alpine 1966
The Alpine A210 carried Alpine’s small-capacity endurance programme into the second half of the 1960s. With an eight-car production total supported by specialist sale records, it combines genuine numerical rarity with a…
Alpine 1968
The Alpine A220 marks Alpine’s late-1960s move toward larger-engined endurance ambitions. Its long-tailed silhouette is memorable, but the more useful collector story is the difference between a programme’s objective, its actual results…
Alpine 2023
The Alpine A290 beta is the electric hot-hatch show car unveiled in Bristol in May 2023. It previews the later production A290 while retaining a separate concept identity, including its distinctive three-seat…
THE RARITY RIDES STANDARD
A limited offer is not automatically a completed-production total. A surviving vehicle is not a complete factory census. We keep those distinctions visible and link each collection back to the individual profile’s evidence.
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