Interesting Facts About the Alpine A106
The Alpine A106 was the very first model created by the new Alpine company. It entered production in January 1955 and was later showcased at the Paris Motor Show, marking the birth of the Alpine badge.
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First Alpine‑Badge Car with a Fiberglass Body
The A106 was the inaugural vehicle to wear the Alpine badge and featured a lightweight fiberglass body. It was powered by the Renault 4CV engine, an 800 cc unit that helped define its sporty character.
Limited Production Run
Production of the A106 continued until about 1961, with roughly 650 examples built before the model was discontinued. This modest number makes well‑preserved examples especially prized by collectors.
Early Racing Success
Despite its modest size, the A106 achieved notable success on the track, including a class win in competition during its era. Its performance helped establish Alpine’s reputation for lightweight, agile sports cars.
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