Renault has long prepared Alpine’s comeback, a sports brand founded in 1955 and bought in 1973 but defunct in 1995. The A110 of the 21st century was introduced as a concept car in 2015 and then as a series-produced model in Geneva in March 2017. This "Orange Sanguine" is one of the 22 colours offered by Atelier Alpine, reminiscent of the original colours of the first-gen A110.

Renault has long prepared Alpine’s comeback, a sports brand founded in 1955 and bought in 1973 but defunct in 1995. The A110 of the 21st century was introduced as a concept car in 2015 and then as a series-produced model in Geneva in March 2017. This "Rose Bryuère" is one of the 22 colours offered by Atelier Alpine, reminiscent of the original colours of the first-gen A110.

In early 1955, Jean Rédélé, a French rally driver, launched the Alpine brand and his first model, the A106. This rear-engined berlinetta receives Renault mechanical parts. This Norev diecast model reproduces the car released in autumn 1956, with a specially designed windscreen. This part was initially borrowed from the Renault Frégate and was actually a rear window.

At the 1966 Paris Auto show, the Alpine berlinetta, released in 1962, was offered with the 1.5-litre of the Renault 16. Then this 1600 S version, equipped with a 1.6-litre, was launched in autumn 1969, developing 138 ch SAE (125 hp DIN). The car weighed just over 600 kg/1,320 lbs. This 1972 model is registered in the French department of Isère (38).