C 70

First generation which was my fav: And the second generation:

10 years of joy, pride, and so many moments of pure happiness. I never owned a car for so long. Most of the time, I keep a car for 3 or 4 years, with some notable exceptions, such as my first car, a VW Scirocco ( 6 years ), or my Volvo C 70 T5 ( 7 years )

An old shot from August 2020, in my ex Volvo C70 T5. A great watch and some cool souvenirs. Best, Nicolas

In fact, I did it with Volvo, with the P1800 which is still with me, and the C 70 T5 which I let go for the Alpine A110. It would be great to own both the A 110 original and the reedition I have. Food for thought... Bravo for these two beauties, my friend

In total transparency, I have to confess that I knew, since the first test drive in September that I will have an Alpine A 110. The questions were when, as I had to find the funds and I was a bit limited on that matter, and which one I would choose. As fo

Some years ago you had been taking me along, (with your wife as great company) to a cool spot along the Seine.. - But your new toy, the Alpine 110 now is a different animal !.. - Continue to enjoy it in the Best of your health !! BTW: Really concur about

A photo I took when driving my Volvo C 70 T5 to the Alpine Dealer for the last time. This watch is of course strongly linked to cars. I will post an article about that in May, once the Watches and Wonders " fever " is dissipated. But I can already say tha

I was invited by an Alpine Authorized Dealer to test the Alpine on the track. I already tested it on the small roads of Normandy, and on the highway, too, I had to go farther and have some fun on the track to test its limits, and to get some notions on ho