The uncommon color of this A110 takes its name from Alpine’s founder...

What's uncommon about the name:
" Yellow Bastard"??

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The uncommon color

1970 RM Sotheby's A110 1300 G by Colin Wood
Mar 22, 2026

An Alpine A110 different from most? This example is understood to have left the factory wearing “Jaune Rédélé,” an uncommon shade of yellow named after Alpine founder Jean Rédélé. What's uncommon about the name:
" Yellow Bastard"??



Originally supplied as a demonstration vehicle for a dealership in Cros de Cagne, France, the A110 would later participate in various amateur rally events, including the Monte Carlo Junior and the Tour Ile de Beauté, the support race for the Tour de Corse.



Following an accident during the 1971 Coupe des Alpes, the Alpine would pass through the care of several French custodians before being acquired by its most recent owner, who would restore the car to its current condition.



Find this 1970 Alpine-Renault A110 1300 G for auction at RM Sotheby’s with an estimated value of €80,000-€120,000 (approximately $93,000-139,000 USD).