
Amanico's post highlights the infectious appeal of the Alpine A110, demonstrating how a single test drive can convert even a skeptical passenger into an enthusiastic owner. His account of his business partner Julie's journey from avoidance to acquisition underscores the car's unique ability to captivate, even for those initially resistant to its charm. This article explores the A110's allure and the community's perspective on its place in the sports car market.


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is just settings wheels in motion for an acquisition. I should have known better: a Miata has just landed on the parking after a test ride last week.
You’ll be getting commission from Alpine if you bring them any more custom. Regards Kev.
will last even if she blamed you of getting her buying a new nice car
Pretty cool idea to do a limited run color, if you will.... Hope she doe not like the next color more I spent a little bit of time on the configurator, care really looks great. Do you know who makes the seats, very good looking and hopefully reasonably comfortable sport racing seats? Look like they would be great for track days...
If you are a real petrolhead and don't mind driving around in a non-Porsche you will buy it after a testdrive. But the truth is different, most people that can afford this car will go for a Cayman or Boxster ... because it's a Porsche . And honestly if you don't know about the A110 and you drive a Cayman you will love it without knowing on what you are really missing out. I was in Knokke-Le-Zoute yesterday and i didn't see one Alpine, i did see a few Porsches ... around 50 or so ... .
All of this only because ‘Mr. Benetton’ wants to drive this A110 in different colors according to his mood
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