Is This The First Tuning Job For The New Alpine A110?
A flashy exterior wrap, a minor bump in power and some other aftermarket parts make this Alpine A110 stand out
It was expected that someone, somewhere, would eventually take the modern Alpine A110 and give it a few visual and performance mods.
That someone is Waldow Performance, a German tuning company, which has enhanced the looks of the new Alpine A110, while also giving it more power than the stock car.
The WP300 moniker given by Waldow is a clear reference to the engine's output, which is said to be 300 PS (296 hp / 221 kW). This represents a 48 PS (47 hp / 35 kW) improvement over the stock A110, which goes to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 4.5 seconds from a standstill and hits a top speed electronically limited at 250 km/h (155 mph).
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Some of the aftermarket parts that equip this Alpine A110 are the sport exhaust with carbon-look tailpipe, KW springs, and several discreet body add-ons, made from the same lightweight material, as well as a new rear wing.
The most striking feature of the car, however, is the Luminous Green full body wrap, applied by Signdicate over the original black paint, which gives it a rather flashy look.
The vibrant color has been used inside, too, as Waldow applied it to the custom-built roll cage, which keeps occupants safe in case something goes bad.