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THE COLLECTION
1,859 profiles
Alpine 2023
The Alpine A523 was the team’s 2023 Formula One car, raced by Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly. It developed the A522 programme and achieved Grand Prix podiums at Monaco and Zandvoort, with…
Alpine 2024
The Alpine A524 is the works Formula One car for the 2024 season, launched with Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly. Its model history includes the team’s double podium at São Paulo. A…
Alpine 2025
The Alpine A525 is the works Formula One car for 2025, succeeding A524 and preceding the Mercedes-powered A526. Its season included a change in the race-driver pairing. A collector profile needs a…
Alpine 2026
The Alpine A526 is the team’s 2026 Formula One car, introduced under a new technical framework and a Mercedes power-unit and gearbox supply arrangement. Its archive belongs to a competition programme and…
Alpine 2022
The original Alpine Alpenglow is the 2022 concept manifesto that explored a future design direction and hydrogen-combustion ideas. It precedes the running Hy4 and Hy6 demonstrators and should be catalogued without importing…
Alpine 2024
The Alpine Alpenglow Hy4 is the four-cylinder hydrogen-combustion rolling demonstrator introduced in 2024. It develops the earlier Alpenglow design proposal into a research vehicle. Its engine specification and demonstration history are kept…
Alpine 2024
The Alpine Alpenglow Hy6 is the V6 hydrogen-combustion evolution presented at the 2024 Paris Motor Show. It introduces a dedicated research engine and a revised presentation. The name identifies a prototype stage,…
Alpine 2015
The Alpine Celebration is the 2015 show car that translated Alpine’s sixtieth anniversary into a compact sports-coupé design. Presented at Le Mans and Goodwood, it belongs to the revival concept archive, with…
Alpine 1984
The Alpine GTA V6 GT brought Alpine into a more refined grand-touring era with a naturally aspirated PRV V6. A manufacturer-supported total of 1,509 distinguishes this D500 road model from the Turbo,…
Alpine 1985
The Alpine GTA V6 Turbo combined Alpine’s grand-touring body with turbocharged PRV power. Its rarity needs a defined count: Alpine reports 4,660 Turbo versions, while the model register separates ordinary D501 and…
Alpine 1963
The Alpine M63 takes the marque’s early competition archive into a different kind of vehicle: a purpose-built endurance prototype. Its place in the story is best understood through the actual programme and…
Alpine 1964
The Alpine M64 is a tiny-production endurance prototype with a substantial place in the marque’s Le Mans history. Its collector story becomes more precise when the achievements of a particular chassis are…
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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