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The Alpine Renault A442 BT was a further development of Alpine’s endurance racing prototypes, specifically designed for the 24 Hours of Le Mans. It was part of the A442 series, which represented Renault’s push to dominate endurance racing in the

The Alpine Renault A610 Turbo, introduced in the early 1990s, was the final evolution of the Alpine GTA series and represented the pinnacle of Alpine’s rear-engine sports car design before the brand temporarily ceased production. It was developed as a

The Alpine Renault V6 Turbo was introduced in the mid-1980s as part of Alpine’s effort to create a high-performance, turbocharged sports car that could compete with European rivals. It was based on the Alpine GTA and featured a sleek, aerodynamic

The Alpine Renault A310 V6 S was an upgraded version of the A310 V6, introduced in the early 1980s to refine performance, handling, and aesthetics. Building upon the foundation of the standard A310 V6, this model featured mechanical improvements and

The Alpine Renault A310 V6 S Pack GT was a high-performance evolution of the A310 V6, designed to enhance both the car’s aesthetics and driving dynamics. Building on the success of the standard A310 V6, this version featured aggressive styling

The Alpine Renault A441 was a purpose-built race car developed in the early 1970s for endurance racing, specifically targeting the European 2-Litre Sports Car Championship. It was part of Alpine’s ambitious motorsport program, designed to showcase Renault’s engineering capabilities in