A MORE CONSIDERED COLLECTION
A road-going edition, a racing machine and an experimental prototype can tell very different stories. Follow the type that interests you, then use rarity and production context to narrow the collection.
THE COLLECTION
1,859 profiles
Alpine 1958
The Alpine A108 Cabriolet tells the open-car side of Alpine’s early development. It belongs in a collection interested in how the marque expanded beyond the first Coach, with body identity and mechanical…
Alpine 1957
The Alpine A108 Coach sits in the transition between the first A106 and the better-known Berlinette shape. Its collector interest comes from following the early Coach concept as Alpine’s mechanical choices developed,…
Alpine 1963
The Alpine A110 1100 is a family description that needs its subtype attached. It links early Berlinette development with the Renault engines that expanded Alpine’s offering, while reminding collectors that equal displacement…
Alpine 1965
The Alpine A110 1300 is a useful collecting category only when the exact engine and subtype remain attached. It covers a larger-engine chapter of the original Berlinette, but the broad number thirteen…
Alpine 1971
The Alpine A110 1600 Group 4 is a competition specification whose significance depends on period, preparation and chassis identity. It belongs beside the roadgoing 1600 S, but its homologation history and racing…
Alpine 1969
The Alpine A110 1600 S is one of the defining roadgoing Berlinettes of the classic Alpine era. Its collector appeal rests on a compact rear-engined package and the need to distinguish the…
Alpine 1973
The Alpine A110 1600 SC is a late Berlinette evolution distinguished by a revised mechanical package and rear suspension linked to the A310. It rewards careful identification: the SC road model, a…
Alpine 1976
The Alpine A110 1600 SX is the final French-production Berlinette variant, pairing the familiar compact body with a 1,647 cc Renault-derived engine. Its appeal is the closing chapter of the original A110,…
Alpine 1973
The Alpine A110 1800 Group 4 represents a competition-development category rather than a numbered road edition. Its collector significance lies in engine preparation, the period represented by the car and the evidence…
Alpine 1973
The 1973 Alpine A110 works-car programme earned Alpine-Renault the inaugural World Rally Championship manufacturers’ title. This profile follows that championship story while keeping team achievements separate from the provenance of any one…
Alpine 1963
The A110 956 belongs to the earliest chapter of the original Alpine A110. For collectors, it offers a way to study the Berlinette before larger engines and later competition success shaped the…
Alpine 2020
The Alpine A110 Color Edition 2020 paired the contemporary A110S with Jaune Tournesol paint in a seasonal ordering programme. Its interest lies in a specific factory edition and ordering window, rather than…
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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