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Alpine is celebrating the centenary of its founder’s birth this year. Born on May 17, 1922, Jean Rédélé is a French race car driver, pilot and brand founder.
To mark this important moment, Alpine revealed a limited edition of the Alpine A110 – A110 GT J. Rédélé. It is based on the Alpine A110 GT but with exclusive design elements that hark back to the life of Rédélé.
The A110 GT J. Rédélé comes in Jean Rédélé’s favorite color, Montebello Grey.
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Completing the look, this limited edition model comes exclusively with a glossy black roof, a set of 18-inch black Grand Prix wheels and silver brake calipers. Meanwhile, the cabin comes in black leather with gray stitching to match the exterior. It is also equipped with top spec features which are meant for Big Tour.
The A110 GT J. Rédélé is limited to only 100 units. Each vehicle will be equipped with a number plate bearing Rédélé’s signature. Interested shoppers can place an order on June 1 via the Alpine app for 83,000 euros, or about $89,000 at current exchange rates.
The special edition model was revealed through a celebratory event featuring more than 1,100 Alps from all generations, under the collective encouragement of IDÉA (Initiative Dieppe vénements Alpine).
During the event, the wife of the founder of Alpine, Michelle Rédélé, handed over the keys to #1 of 100 A110 GT J.Rédélé units. The Alpine A522, the automaker’s Formula 1 car this season, also appeared to join the celebrations. It also led the procession, alongside the A110 GT J.Rédélé, in front of the old and new Alpines that had gathered to celebrate the event.
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