It's a sad day for fans of Gallic speed machines, as Alpine has just announced the beginning of the end for its beloved A110 mid-engine sports car. In coordination with the launch of a new special ...

A marque that doesn't get the credit it deserves due to poor management on Renault's part and mediocre results in the world's premier single-seater racing series, Alpine has taken the veils off the ...

Alpine A110 R heads to the Nürburgring for its first lap on one of motorsport’s most closely watched circuits. The lightweight sports car is shown in a track setting that naturally draws attention ...

When Alpine pulled the covers back on the A110 R Ultime last fall the number that jumped out to us was the crazy €265k ($290k) MSRP that can inflate to €330k ($360k) if you’re a sucker for fancy paint ...

The company calls the absurdly-named A110 Future a 'mule' rather than a 'concept,' so the final car could be a greater departure from the last-gen A110 that recently wrapped production.

It's fifty years ago since the Renault Alpine A110 Berlinette was introduced as one of the most beautiful road cars of its time, embodying light weight and sweet handling and furthering the long and ...

French manufacturer Alpine, which is using Mercedes-AMG power units in Formula 1 this year, is heading to the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed with a heavily anticipated model. Rather than the ...

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Designed for the track but brilliant on the road, the R takes the Alpine A110 in a different direction. It’s a uniquely ...

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Turn up in France on July 14—Bastille Day, the Gallic nation's answer to our Fourth of July—andles expressions du françaiswill come at you rapid-fire. And should the next day happen to be the one on ...