New Alpine A110 GT celebrates founder's birth
2022 marks 100 years since Jean Rédélé was born; time for the centenary special edition!

There’s no such thing as a bad Alpine A110; whether faster and firmer or plusher and pricier, the innate genius of the package always shines through. It’s simply too good a sports car for any version to be anything but brilliant, so here’s another variation on the theme: the Alpine A110 J. Rédélé.
Monsieur Jean Rédélé is perhaps not the household name that Enzo Ferrari or Ferruccio Lamborghini might be, but as the founder of Alpine he was always going to be remembered at some point in this A110’s lifetime. Now is that moment, with 2022 marking 100 years since Rédélé was born, so please welcome the A110 GT Jean Rédélé Limited Edition.
Built from the 300hp GT model (perhaps our favourite of all the A110s), the JR is marked out by Montebello Grey “that Jean Rédélé was particularly fond of”, a gloss black roof and silver brake calipers. The theme is continued inside, with grey stitching for the black leather; a build plaque with Rédélé’s signature is also standard. Optional equipment includes the Focal Premium Audio, Alpine Telemetrics and heated seats.
Revealed at an Alpine celebration in Dieppe over the weekend, the Jean Rédélé Limited Edition will go on sale this Wednesday, June 1st. Alpine will build just 100 examples of the centenary special, and it’s on the UK site, though it’s not clear yet how many cars will be allocated for here. Expect a premium over the £59,440 a standard GT costs, and keep an eye on your Alpine app come Wednesday.




The only others are the AR Giulia QF and the Emira really. Think automotive design has just left me behind. Or I’ve become a grumpy old ‘it was better in my day’ old man.
Does it have bigger wheels? If not, possibly just the colour.
This looks nether.
Just goes to show what colour and wheels can do.
Can’t blame them for all these various special editions they do though, it gives them something to issue a press release about and remind everyone that they still exist.
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