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Car of the Day - Alfa Romeo 8C Spider See related Car of the Day - Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione HERE Alfa Romeo has not only built one of the most beautiful sportscars ever, they have provided a lucky 500 devote clients with a no brainer blue chip investment. When you join the term 8c with the evocative Italian term “Spider” and you add DNA from Maserati which has already been cross-pollinated with Ferrai DNA you should get and in this case do - something very special. It is both an instant classic and a car to be coveted by thousands of people who ... Read Full Story

Car of the Day - Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione Alfa Romeo with the 8C Competizone hit the mark dead centre in finding that indefinable thing that is true beauty. The first decade of the new millennium may very well be remembered as a watershed period in automotive design with possibly three of the most beautiful cars ever produced coming out of Italy. Most red blooded male Italians, as well as many female would undoubtably consider Alfa Romeo, Maserati and Ferrari three of their most important national treasures. All three have their history intertwined and the Alfa’s development of the 8c could not have happened ... Read Full Story

Alfa Romeo’s new Brera S is different from most Italian sports cars – it’s still a beautiful Latin design, but its heart has a 100 per cent British beat. That’s because the S (which stands for Speciale, rather than Sport) is the result of an intensive year-long partnership with UK motorsport specialist Prodrive. And it’s designed to further enhance Alfa’s improving reputation among the nation’s drivers. Two petrol-powered versions are available - a 2.2-litre and a 3.2-litre flagship. We drove the 3.2 JTS V6 – and its styling is as stunning as ever. The addition of discreet Prodrive-badged flares to the front wheelarches, plus ... Read Full Story

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Filed under: Spy Photos , Hatchback , Alfa Romeo The Alfa Romeo 147 was voted European Car of the Year. But that was way back in 2001, the year after its launch. And despite a mid-cycle refresh, it’s since grown a little long in the tooth. The Italian automaker introduced the MiTo to replace the three-door 147 last year, and has been hard at work since on the new Milano (previously referred to as “149″) to replace the 147 five-door once and for all. Now, following months of speculation , spy shots and even some out-of-focus snapshots from the factory floor , we’ve got ... Read Full Story