The new berlinette made its debut at the Tour de France rally held between 15-23 of September. Quickly baptized Tour de France, the new model is an evolution of its predecessors. The new body is a highly modified convertible which was designed by Michelotti but this time it is a creation of Jean Rédélé himself. The new car is unusually low – it measures only 112 centimeters. Highly inclined windscreen, aerodynamically profiled front with plexiglass domes over the headlights and a fastback makes it look very attractive.
At the Paris Motor Show in October Alpine launched a whole range of new cars based on the berlinette: the convertible, coupé and coupe 2+2 which has a longer wheelbase.

Alpine for Belgian market (above and left).

Some competition cars recieved new headlights.

At Monte Carlo rally.

The new berlinette at Tour de France rally.

Prototype of the berlinette which made its debut at Tour de France on 15th of September.

Alpine berlinette Tour de France at Paris Motor Show.

Berlinette Tour de France as exhibited at the Paris Show. It differs from the first two prototypes by having a rear bumper, more elegant wheels with chrome hubcaps and re-designed water filler in the rear left pillar (no, it is not a fuel cap!)

Berlinette Tour de France photographed in Montmartre in Paris.

A-108 coupé 2+2

A-108 cabriolet

A-108 coupé