Alpine A110 review - pictures

The Alpine A110 is the first car from Alpine since parent company Renault relaunched the brand.

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The body is based on the original A110 from the 1960’s.

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Low kerb weight helps the A110 to corner tight.
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Double-wishbone suspension and Brembo brakes help with handling.

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Optional Sports Seats give good support but are not too firm.
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The 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system lacks Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

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The A110 feels sporty and agile due to lack of weight.
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Alpine has two boots, neither of which are hugely practical.

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Modern design touches give A110 a 21st century feel.
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The engine noise is more characterful than the Porsche Cayman's flat four.

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