Alpine A110 San Remo 73

The San Remo 73 is a limited A110 built to mark Alpine's 1973 Sanremo Rally win, a result that helped it take the first World Rally Championship manufacturers' title. Only 200 were made, and the dealer believes around 20 came to the UK in right-hand drive. This one has the 300 PS 1.8-litre turbo engine and seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox.

It is finished in Caddy Blue with the model's black and white graphics and a carbon roof. Inside are Sabelt bucket seats in black microfibre with World Champion 73 embroidery. It has the more compliant road-focused suspension rather than the firmer sports set-up, along with the active sports exhaust and Brembo brakes.

First registered in November 2024, it has covered 5,750 miles. Services are recorded in September 2025 and September 2026, the latter at about 5,500 miles. The owner has added Life110 extended gearshift paddles, a Forge Motorsport recirculation valve, a titanium exhaust tailpipe and a Litchfield fast-road alignment. The original parts are being kept with the car. The V5 is held, and an extended warranty is reported by the owner but still to be confirmed.