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Alpine A110 1.8 Legende (A) Video Review

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Alpine A110

Distributor

Wearnes Automotive

64304918

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Built in

France

(launched 2019, facelifted Sep-2022)

User Ratings

2 reviews

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Submodel

Price

Depreciation

Fuel Economy

Power

Transmission

Detailed Info

1.8 (A)

$271,800
(w/o COE)

15km/L

249 bhp

7-speed (A) EDC

Specs | Features

1.8 Plus (A)

$285,800
(w/o COE)

15km/L

249 bhp

7-speed (A) EDC

Specs | Features

1.8 GT (A)

$304,800
(w/o COE)

15km/L

296 bhp

7-speed (A) EDC

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1.8 S (A)

$318,800
(w/o COE)

15km/L

296 bhp

7-speed (A) EDC

Specs | Features

1.8 R (A) New Variant

$528,800
(w/o COE)

14.3km/L

296 bhp

7-speed (A) EDC

Specs | Features

Price updated 26-Sep-2023

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Alpine A110 1.8 Legende (A) Video Review

A unique and rare sports coupe, the Alpine A110 Legende has enough touches to make it comfortable even over long distances.

What We Like

Rare and unique

Usable even over long distances

Joyous to drive

What We Dislike

Not much space for cargo

Limited connectivity options

CONSUMER REVIEWS

4.0

2 Consumer Reviews

Value for money sports coupe `

Happen to chance upon this unique car. Car is light which allows a simple 1.8 Turbo charged engine to achieve 0 to 100 km/h in 4.5 sec! Remarkable handling and fantastic engine roar and pops and crackles in sports mode. Very nice design especially the side and rear view. Front view can be more agressive.

Handling and comfort king `

Reviewed a number of sports cars in the approximate range ie Cayman, M2 competition etc. What stands out about the Alpine is its fantastic comfort where the suspension is both compliant yet provides enough grip and feedback. For a passive setup, that's pretty amazing. Otherwise feature for feature it's cheaper than the Porsche though you don't get the badge recognition or the teutonic reliability. Plenty fast enough if you toggle sport or track... But for the lazy drive home normal mode is liveable as a daily driver.