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Summary
Imagine your Miniature Pinscher discovers his inner Doberman one morning and from then on growls belligerently not only at the letter carrier but also at you at every opportunity, even though you have always been kind to him. That's what it feels like when you switch from a normal Renault 5 to an Alpine. It just wants to play? Not at all! This article explains what makes the Renault 5 Alpine so different, describes the driving impression and shows it in many historic factory photos.
This article contains the following chapters
- Half a five and a whole Alpine
- The small differences
- Gordini or Alpine?
- A good-natured oversteerer
- More Alpine than Renault
- Also with turbo
Estimated reading time: 10min
Preview (beginning of the article)
The biased car fan tends to simplify things. A Porsche 911 is just a flat VW Beetle, an American car is basically an oil tanker with wheels, and a Renault 5 Alpine is nothing more than a small car with a big name. A little more agile, but basically just a Renault 5. Anyone setting off on their first drive in the red-trimmed car with this mindset will either end up with the front end in the embankment, upside down in a field or with the rear end in a tree. The "A5" is to the "R5" as a Shelby GT-350 is to a Ford Mustang Fastback: apart from a few smart stripes, the outer shell is still very close to the original. But everything underneath has been moved a big step closer to the racing car.
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