Bburago 1:64 — Alpine A110-50 | Concept | Die-Cast Collectible

The Bburago 1:64 — Alpine A110-50 — Concept is a breathtaking die-cast tribute to one of the most beautiful, historically resonant, and emotionally powerful French automotive concept cars ever created — the Alpine A110-50, the spectacular mid-engine concept car that Alpine unveiled in 2012 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the legendary Alpine A110 — the iconic, lightweight, rear-engine French sports car that dominated international rallying in the late 1960s and early 1970s, winning the inaugural World Rally Championship in 1973 with drivers Jean-Luc Thérier, Ove Andersson, and Nicolas Larrousse, and establishing Alpine as one of the most celebrated and revered names in French motorsport history. The Alpine A110-50 concept — designed by Antony Villain and Alpine's design team and unveiled at the 2012 Monaco Grand Prix as a dramatic and visually spectacular celebration of the A110's 50th anniversary — featured a mid-mounted naturally aspirated 3.5-litre V6 engine producing 400 hp, a carbon fibre body weighing just 1,100 kg, and a design that paid direct homage to the original A110's flowing, organic bodywork and lightweight sports car philosophy while reimagining it through the lens of contemporary supercar design — with the dramatic, low-slung fastback silhouette, the large rear diffuser, the distinctive Alpine blue livery with the iconic Alpine script, and the extraordinary attention to aerodynamic detail that made it one of the most visually spectacular and emotionally powerful French concept cars of the modern era. The A110-50 concept's significance — as the car that signalled Alpine's return as an independent brand within the Renault Group and foreshadowed the development of the production Alpine A110 that would be launched in 2017 and go on to win the hearts of driving enthusiasts around the world with its extraordinary lightweight, driver-focused sports car philosophy — gives it an additional layer of historical importance as the concept that effectively relaunched one of the most celebrated and beloved names in French automotive and motorsport history.

A must-have for Alpine enthusiasts, A110 heritage collectors, 1973 World Rally Championship admirers, Antony Villain design fans, French sports car devotees, lightweight sports car philosophy admirers, and serious die-cast collectors seeking a premium miniature of the concept car that relaunched one of the most celebrated names in French motorsport history.