Alfa Romeo 33

Tag Links: Porsche , Audi and Alfa Romeo looking into IRL Porsche, Audi and Alfa Romeo looking into IRL The IndyCar series had invited a number of engine suppliers, along with current supplier Honda, to work on ...  

Predictions held true, with Alfa Romeo first but the overall trend of the race was surprising. The first five, Alfa Romeo, MaxiJena, Shosholoza, ...  

Even thought the meetings were held in secrecy, it is now believed that Audi, Porsche and Alfa Romeo are those manufacturers interested. ...  

For the fifth time Alfa Romeo took the Barcolana race on Sunday 12 October in Trieste, Italy.  

People sell their cars for a variety of reasons; credit crunch, need for a bigger model, they have grown tired of it or feel the need to sell it before it loses all value My reason was simply a need to move on to something newer and fresher  

FROM THE AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN DEPARTMENT: It would have been brilliant for Alfa to produce a *version* of this car with a less costly, non-carbon body. Maybe for around the price of a 911 Turbo or something similar. The 8C is a beautiful car and Alfa would benefit as a brand with a more expanded...  

Tropez, France - 05.10.2008 Les Voiles de St. Tropez finished today after race 4 The fleet raced four races over the five scheduled for the week.  

The hottest car from the Alfa Romeo range has to be the MiTo, but there is one other model that we have forgotten about, the Brera. The great news is there is a hotter version of this great car, the Brera Ti. The new version is a lot like the older Brera, but has a number of improvements. There...  

Good news, Alfisti - after a thirteen-year absence, Alfa Romeo's returning to the United States by either 2009 or 2010.  

For the third consecutive year, Alfa Romeo Automobiles is about to take part in Barcolana 2008 as Main Sponsor.  

Filed under: Car Buying, Sports/GTs, Euro, Supercars, Alfa Romeo, Special/Limited Editions Click above for a high-res gallery of the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione And with these words, the Alfisti shall rejoice: Alfa Romeo is finally back in the United States. While a full scale return by the...  

Ever since the last remaining new 1995 Alfa Romeo 164 was pushed off of a United States showroom floor, the fabled Italian automaker has announced its intention to return to the world's most important car ...  

Back in 1995, with sales dwindling and its reputation in tatters due to poor build quality, Alfa Romeo left the U.S. market to nurse itself back to health.  

Alfa Romeo intends to take on a few illustrious small car manufacturers with the Mi.To. Uncharacteristically named, the car takes after its bigger predecessor in some of its physical features.  

Alfa Romeo is committed to returning to the United States. While the automaker is targeting late 2009 or early 2010, Alfa has not disclosed plans.