The special edition Alfa Brera "Italia Independant", which will be produced in a limited run of 900 units for Europe, Japan and Australia, is available for order in Germany with prices starting from €29,700 for the 185HP 2.2-liter four-cylinder JTS model and from €38,850 for the 260HP 3.2-liter JTS V6 model that's offered in both front- and all-wheel drive versions. Created in collaboration with domestic fashion house "Italia Independent", the limited run Brera coupe is about style. Special... Read Full Story
A agent powered sports car may assume like an oxymoron, but the two-seat Alfa Romeo Spider is now accessible with a agent engine. Like around every European automaker, Alfa Romeo offers agent engines throughout its ambit of models. Now, it's breaking new and around adopted arena in a way that's abiding to be emulated by others. Designed by Giugiaro and Pininfarina, the Spider is a absolute beneficiary to acclaimed Alfa Romeo open-top action cars like the Giulietta Spider and Duetto. The new... Read Full Story
Poetic hyperbole is an occupational hazard when it comes to writing about such cars as the new Alfa Romeo 8C Spider. Nonetheless, I will endeavor to keep my cool and resist the urge to quote some other great historical poets. It won't be easy, however, because if ever there was a car more lovely and more temperate than a summer's day, it's the Alfa Romeo 8C Spider.
Arriving on the heels of the similarly dreamy Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione Coupe, the Alpha Romeo 8C Spider carries on as a... Read Full Story
The B.A.T. 11 is an updated take on the B.A.T. 5, B.A.T. 7 and B.A.T. 9 concepts built by Nuccio Bertone together with Alfa Romeo between 1953 and 1955. BAT stands for Berlinetta Aerodinamica Tecnica (Aerodynamic Technical Coupe) and as you can see, this concept lives up to its name. While the original B.A.T. concepts have become some of the most coveted collector cars in the world, this new one is designed with a slightly different slant. The B.A.T. 11 based on a Maserati GT chassis, it is... Read Full Story
To end years of losses and declining sales, it’s possible that Fiat S.p.A. will resort to freezing new investment in Alfa Romeo. This proposal is included in a strategic review of the brand ordered by CEO Sergio Marchionne.
Aside from a product freeze, Fiat is also considering refreshing Alfa’s lineup using Chrysler platforms to replace the [...] Read Full Story
One month ago, a popular rumor suggested that Jeep would soon be the only Chrysler brand sold overseas. Now, a contradictory bit of gossip says that Chrysler/Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne may ditch the Lancia nameplate and sell those vehicles in Europe as Chryslers. There's also talk of potential integration between Chrysler and the ..
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Alfa Romeo has announced that the new Giulietta will be presented to the world at the Geneva Car Show in March.
It will be available to buy from spring 2010.
The name harks back to the 1950s when the original Giulietta caught the imagination of a generation of car enthusiasts.
Alfa says the new model is “a sports car capable of expressing great agility on the most demanding routes and providing comfort on everyday roads”.
Key features include its rigid yet light structure of... Read Full Story
Alfa Romeo have released images of its 147 successor ahead of the car’s debut at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show in March. Alfa enthusiasts will be delighted to see the return of Giulietta nameplate, and it certainly evokes a lot more cred than 149 might have done.
Built on an all new platform the Giulietta goes on sale before mid-2010 in Europe with Australian sales to follow towards the end of 2010.
Overall, I think the new styling looks quite good. Although, based on these pics it... Read Full Story
Alfa Romeo announces which it will showcase a code brandnew Alfa Romeo Giulietta during the 2010 Geneva Engine Uncover. Alfa arrived during a Giulietta name with alittle worry. A first known name was a 148 followed by Milano. After complaints from Milan based Alfa employees on a ...
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In a preview ahead of its formal debut at the Geneva auto show in March, Alfa Romeo has revealed that the successor to its 147 model will be called the Giulietta. Previously referred to as the Milano, the Giulietta is geared to take on the Volkswagen Golf in the European market, with Alfa reportedly hoping that it will be its most successful model ever, eventually topping more than 100,000 units annually.
Built on an all-new platform and offered only as a front-wheel-drive, five-door... Read Full Story
