Bulgaralpine was the Bulgarian version of the French Renault Alpine A110 sports coupe, assembled in Plovdiv between 1967 and 1969. The Bulgarian military firm Metalchim and the trade organization Bulet organized the assembly at a plant known as Bulgarrenault, which also built a utilitarian car called the Yubiley-25. Some of the Bulgaralpines were given to Bulgarian racing teams, and Bulgarian driver Ilia Tchubricov drove one in the 1968 Monte Carlo…
