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 ...

Renault-controlled Alpine has confirmed the news we all saw coming. By the summer of 2026, the internal combustion A110 will have run its course. Until then, a limited run of 1,750 examples will be ...

Believe the hype. The Alpine A110 is a revelation, one of the finest sports cars ever made. And that wasn’t by accident. This iteration of A110 has been around for some time now, previewed in concept ...

Presented at the Paris Auto Show in 1963, Jean Redele unveiled the Alpine A110 after his prior successes with the A106 and A108. The A110 was a true departure for the company as styling was largely ...

After one of the longest teases we've ever endured, Renault has fully unveiled the Alpine A110 at the Geneva Motor Show. We've known what it would look for a while now, but the French manufacturer was ...

Renault SA may team up with AutoNation Inc., the largest U.S. auto dealer group, to start sales of Alpine sports cars in the country, part of a plan to build out the brand that currently sells just a ...

With a small but powerful engine powering a lightweight chassis, the Alpine A110 already had the makings of a great race car. Recognizing this, Renault has developed the A110 Cup for its one-make race ...

The reinvention of Alpine as a high priced sports car marque seems to be working, as deliveries of the A110 accelerate towards the 2,000 level a year after production commenced. Just how good is the ...

The long road to the market return of the Alpine sports car brand is almost over. It was in late 2012 that French automaker Renault announced plans to partner with British track car specialist ...

An all-new Alpine A110 is in the works, and unlike the outgoing model, the next generation will be sold exclusively as an EV. While plenty of car enthusiasts will consider this as bad news, Renault ...