Used Alpine A110 2018-present reliability
Category: Sports car
Unlike a typical lightweight sports car, the A110 doesn't ask for much compromise.
What should I look for in a used Alpine A110 coupe?
The Alpine brand is owned by Renault and, in fact, the 1.8-litre inside the A110 is the same one that powers the Renault Megane RS. So, if something does go wrong – not that they should – key parts shouldn't be too difficult to find. We haven't heard about any major issues with the A110, so just look out for the usual bits: damage to the wheels and wear on the tyres, plus any rough patches in the driving experience (that suggests something isn't mechanically sound).
What are the most common problems with a used Alpine A110 coupe?
There is currently just one recall to the A110's name – a problem with the fuel pump. If you believe your car to be involved in this recall, contact your local Alpine dealer to have the work carried out (free of charge).
Is a used Alpine A110 coupe reliable?
Being rather niche, the A110 didn't appear in our 2023 What Car? Reliability Survey and Alpine as a brand didn't, either. If we're to look to Renault to somewhat gauge the A110's reliability, though, then it should be decent, if not a little lacking. Out of 32 manufacturers, Renault placed 23rd, with a reliability rating of 90.0%.
