Automobile Makes and Models Alfa Romeo

See, it’s not all bad news about bailing out Chrysler. Here’s a good example: we get goodies like the Alfa Romeo 169 sedan. There’s a lot to like here, if you’ve got a penchant for Italian cars. Now I’m not a sedan sort of guy, but I will admit to having a thing for [...]  

If you ask me, Alfa can’t get back into the North American market quick enough. Why? Well check out this car here. THis would be a Prodrive modified version of Alfa Romeo’s stunning Brera S 3.2 that has the added benefit of an Autodelta Supercharger. So, with Fiat (Alfa’s parent company) still working on which [...]  

Filed under: Natural Gas, Europe/EU, Alfa Romeo 2009 Alfa Romeo MiTo Imola - Click for complete gallery Alongside the recently-launched MultiAir MiTos, Alfa Romeo has launched a dual-fueled LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) version of the Turbo 1.4-liter engine in the sexy hatchback. This model benefits from tax exemptions in many European countries, since it reduces CO2 emissions down to 131 g/km. The engine retains the standard 120 hp and still...  

Lately, the Friday Hemmings Find of the Day has had something to do with the Six Degrees of Separation topic of the day. To tell the truth, this 1954 Alfa Romeo being offered by the Imperial Palace Auto Collections in Las Vegas is just too pretty to pass up. It does have a Ford link, [...]  

Eco Factor: Low-emission car powered by a gasoline/LPG hybrid engine. Often being criticized for a fuel-guzzling high-emission engine, Alfa Romeo has tried to solve some woes with a newly launched dual-fueled LPG version of the Turbo 1.4-liter...  

Last time we heard from Alfa Romeo, we wondered what new drugs had found their way to Europe. (Seriously, that genes/jeans campaign from London's Performance PR was terrible.) The latest ad for the Alfa Romeo MiTo comes from Milan's Fabbrica Virali agency, and it's equally bizarre -- but in a totally good way. The spot features Mozart's ..  

No wonder the Germans spurned the Pau race. Good luck getting a W25 around those corners, let alone a Type B Auto Union. See, Bode Miller was right about one thing. You should get to drink the champagne. brandegee  

Beating the MINI is a thankless task but it’s also the one that’s been handed to the Alfa Romeo MiTo. Related Stories500 reasons to love Fiat - Fiat 500 RangeMaranello MagicAlfa's air apparent - Alfa Romeo MiTo MultiairReview: Ferrari 458 ItaliaReview: Fiat 500 Range  

Oooh, tough one. Both are glorious hunks of Italian "steel." The boxy Beta is still shiny, for crissakes! But only one of them ignite passions, woo women, and repel mechanics with equal aplomb: The Alfa! #beta alowishus wants to run a Saab Sonett III at LeMons  

 Dacia, Hyundai and Alfa Romeo are the brands to record the most registrations in Europe during the first ten months of this year. On the other pole, the most drastic drops in registrations were recorded by Saab and Chrysler, according to the European Automobiles Constructors Association (ACEA), covering 28 countries. Overall, the number of new car registrations by 11% in Europe last month. During the first ten months of the year, the market...  

Dacia, Hyundai si Alfa Romeo sunt marcile la care inmatricularile auto au crescut cel mai mult in Europa in primele zece luni, iar la polul opus, cele mai puternice scaderi le-au inregistrat marcile Saab si Chrysler, conform datelor Asociatiei Constructorilor Europeni de Automobile (ACEA) care acopera 28 de tari. Per total, inmatricularile de masini noi au urcat cu 11% in Europa luna trecuta, iar in primele zece luni piata s-a contractat cu 5...  

A shocking story to many to myself when I read that Boffer.co.uk published a story that Alfa Romeo, Renault and Peugeot had all gone bankrupt. The website claimed that the reason was due to Mazda launching a new car Mazda CX-7. The website also claims that Alfa Romeo, Renault and Peugeot will reform under the shortened name [...] Related posts:New President chosen for l’Aventure PeugeotPeugeot 3008, la tête dans les étoilesRenault Launches...  

I considered buying one of these when I was shopping for my first "sports" car. I ended up buying a "cheaper" Lotus though. I'm still not sure which would have cost me more/less in the long run though. I'm not sure how many good Alfa mechanics there are here, but I did know one very good Lotus mechanic. #bookreviews Doshu  

Alfa Romeo built some of world's best looking cars in the '60's and '70's, proper sports cars, which drove well and were somewhat affordable to the average hard-working punter. ... You could even convince your partner, as the Montreal was a 2+2 sports car, so it didn't matter whether you had young kids in tow or not. Although only 3917 Montreal's were produced from 1970-1977, there are plenty of examples still around, and in reasonable shape...  

Well known Alfa Romeo tuning specialist Autodelta used the MPH09 Prestige & Performance Car Show at Earls Court Exhibition Centre in London (November 5-8) to launch its latest model based on the 159 sedan. The Autodelta J4 3.2 C packs a bevy of upgrades including a supercharged V6 engine, chassis tweaks and a slightly more aggressive styling thanks to the new aero parts. The new 159-based J4 3.2 C is powered by a supercharged version of the...