Manufactured by the Renault-owned French carmaker Alpine and was introduced in 1991 as a replacement for the outgoing Alpine GTA.

Both cars used a fiberglass body on a steel backbone chassis with a rear-mounted engine, although only a few parts were interchangeable between them.

Pop-up headlights, rear-engined and rear-wheel-drive layout complete the attributes for a 1990s sports car with power provided by the considerably more powerful turbocharged PRV V6, producing some 247 bhp.

With just 68 UK-supplied, right-hand drive examples of the Alpine A610, they are undoubtedly a rare and desirable French sportscar worthy of closer inspection.

Manufactured in 1995, this final production year example was registered new in the UK on the 14 th of March 1995.

Finished in Monza Red paintwork with Black leather interior upholstery, the Alpine has just three former keepers, residing in current registered custodianship since 2006.

Having covered approximately 68,000 miles from new, with a docu...