Alpine A110 Legende GT Is A 300 Units Limited-Edition

by AutoExpert   |  13 May, 2021

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Alpine, the automaker owned by Renault, just has released a limited-edition variant of the A110 a great car that balances the track-bred performance and the long-distance comfort. This new Légende GT is a car developed specifically for the European market and just like any exclusive limited edition, this model is limited to 300 units.

Alpine designers had to create a perfect blend of elements from the A110 S and the A110 Légende and the resulted GT variant is a rock star for any owner. Customers will have the opportunity to choose between the Mercury Silver exterior with black leather upholstery and gray contrast stitching and the Abyss Blue with Amber Brown leather. Each variant will feature the same pale gold exterior accents, 18-inch Grand Prix wheels, gold brake calipers, and edition-specific rear lights. 

The interior is designed to offer more comfort with its Sabelt seats and a Focal sound system, and parking sensors will assist the driver in a crowded parking garage. Also, you can notice the subtle visual accents such as copper-colored accents and an aluminum footrest, and a numbered plaque mounted directly below the center console further.

The Alpine Légende GT's will get its power from the turbocharged, 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine which delivers 292 horsepower and 320 Newton-meter of torque. This engine is coupled to a seven-speed automatic transmission and a manual gearbox. Imagine a car that reaches 4.4 seconds at 60 mph (92 km/h) from a standstill performing a top speed at 155 mph (249 km/h).

The Légende GT can be reserved via the Alpine App for $86,500 in France No models were yet confirmed for the American market. But you could always go to France and try it for a test drive.

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