Alfa Romeo is an automobile manufacturer from Italy. It was initially named as A.L.F.A Which also means A for Anonima, L for Lombarda, F for Fabbrica and another A for Automobili, or Anonymous Lombard Automobile Factory.
It was founded in Milan, Italy on June 24, 1910. They started joining at car racing in 1911. Before it was a subsidiary of the Fiat group, it was owned by Istituto per la Ricostruzione Industriale. It is now called Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Italy.
Throughout the years of its production, Alfa Romeo has been known to use various technological advancements on their vehicles and became one of the pioneers in building using these innovations.
Every motor company has their own trademarks and one feature that makes Alfa Romeo stand out among the rest is the double overhead cam engine of their Grand Prix car which debuted in 1914. The first car used on the roads using this engine is the 6C 1500 Sport.
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Alfa Romeo is also the first to test the first ever electric injection systems on their 6C 2500. This engine has six injectors which are all supplied by semi-high pressure pump system. Another new technology, the Mechanical Variable Valve Timing was used on the Alfa Romeo Spider and was then sold in the United States of America in 1980.
More technologies including plastic radiator header tank, and an all-wheel disc brakes were also used by Alfa Romeo cats.
The present models of the Alfa Romeo include the MiTO which is a sporty supermini car with three doors. It was first seen in June 2008 in Milan Italy. Another is the Alfa Romei Giulietta, which is a family car with five doors officially presented at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show.
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Similar to the size of the MiTO is the 4C which is a small rear wheel drive Coupe sports car and was introduced at the Geneva Motor show in 2011. The releasing of the units of the 4C started at the end of November 2013.
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Did you know that stylish car manufacturer, Alfa Romeo, produced its own mini car? Yes, you heard that right. The Alfa Romeo Mito was one compact and classy ride that still contains everything that makes the manufacturer great.
Just recently discontinued, the Mito did unfortunately faced some mishaps. Some Alfa Romeo Mito problems that occurred among owners were gear engagement trouble and transmission oil leaks. The range of problems also seem to occur among different Alfa Romeo Mito configurations.
Something impressive that more people should know about this car is its beautiful craftsmanship. Just check out the Alfa Romeo interior – it’s dazzling!
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It is indeed worth the wait, for this mechanical wonder to finally grace a motorist’s hands! The Giulia Quadrifoglio, probably as one of the proudest innovations that Alfa Romeo has produced during its 105-year history, offers power, style, and a sense of class deserving only for the best in the motoring industry.
Fit for a King (or a Queen)
Knowing that each driver is unique, the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio’s DNA Pro Drive Mode Selector provides a customized experience that’ll cater to different driving styles. By seeking the driver as the center of the universe, the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio perfectly encapsulates that an individual’s vehicles is an extension of one’s self.
When Style is at Par with Function
The all-aluminum Twin-Turbo V6 engine is neatly packaged within an impressive and iconic Italian design. Raw power is also matched with safety features; a beast tamed by its master. Definitely, this car is meant to stand out!
More Than Just Sheer Luck
With what started as a symbol of good luck (Quadrifoglio = four-leaf clover), and personifying the legend of stellar racer Ugo Sivocci, the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio has a lot on its plate. And yes, it does deliver!
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The Alfa Romeo Spider is a roadster designed and manufactured by Alfa Romeo, an Italian automaker. It was first introduced in 1966 and followed the Giulia Spider. The last edition of the Spider was launched in 1994 with four series prior.
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The Alfa Romeo Stelvio: an SUV that can very well be considered as Italy’s pride and joy!
That Unique Italian Look
The Alfa Romeo Stelvio takes pride with its Italian craftsmanship, particularly with its locally-made and efficient Sparco® racing seats. The exterior, which brings about a charismatic appearance, is definitely a reflection of the fine county that the SUV hails from.
Harness the Power
More than the looks, the Alfa Romeo Stelvio also harnesses the powerful Italian driving ingenuity. As one of Alfa Romeo’s most powerful vehicles (with a 2.9L Twin-Turbo V6 Engine) and state-of-the-art dynamic drive control, this SUV definitely introduces a fun and exciting ride for motorists!
Safety as a Defining Feature
One of the most defining features that the Alfa Romeo Stelvio brings to the plate is its priority on safety. As Alfa Romeo’s characteristic push on motoring safety, the SUV comes equipped with features such as driver assistance technologies and collision warnings.
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Charmingly Unconventional Italian Compact Car
The Alfa Romeo Alfasud was introduced in 1971 as a revolutionary compact car designed to appeal to a broader market. It was Alfa Romeo’s first front-wheel-drive car, featuring a low-mounted boxer engine for better weight distribution and handling. The Alfasud was produced in Naples, Italy, making it notable for being the first Alfa Romeo to be built outside the brand’s traditional Milan home.
The car gained acclaim for its innovative engineering, sporty driving dynamics, and practicality. It was available in various body styles, including a three-door hatchback and a five-door version. Despite its popularity and acclaim, production issues, particularly related to rust, and the shifting automotive landscape led to its discontinuation in 1984. The Alfasud remains a beloved classic for enthusiasts who appreciate its blend of performance and unique design.
Other List of Alfa Romeo Car Models
- Alfa Romeo 4C COUPE(2013–present)-2-door coupe
- Alfa Romeo 4C LAUNCH EDITION(2013)
- Alfa Romeo 4C SPIDER(2013–present)-2-door roadster
- Alfa Romeo Giulia Compact-executive car
- Alfa Romeo Giulietta(2010–present)-5-door hatchback
Sports Car Models
- Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione / Alfa Romeo 8C Spider
- Alfa Romeo Brera and Spider
- Alfa Romeo 105/115 series coupes
- Alfa Romeo Gran Sport Quattroruote
- Alfa Romeo 33.2
- Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ
- Alfa Romeo GTV and Spider
Compact/Executive Car Models
- Alfa Romeo 1750 Berlina
- Alfa Romeo 2000 Berlina
- Alfa Romeo 75 / Milano
- Alfa Romeo Alfa 6
Small Family Car Models
- Alfa Romeo 14
- Alfa Romeo 146
- Alfa Romeo 147
Convertible Car Type
- Alfa Romeo 2000
SUV Car Type
- Alfa Romeo Kamal
Luxury Car Type
- Alfa Romeo G1
Racing Car Models
- Alfa Romeo Disco Volante
- Alfa Romeo Tipo 33
Concept Car Models
- Alfa Romeo Scighera
Other Alfa Romeo models
- Alfa Romeo GTV6
- Alfa Romeo 20/30 HP
- Alfa Romeo 169
- Alfa Romeo Tipo 512
- Alfa Romeo Alfetta
- Alfa Romeo Tipo A
- A.L.F.A 40/60 HP
- Alfa Romeo Tipo 308
- Alfa Romeo P1
- Alfa Romeo P2
- Alfa Romeo 145
- Alfa Romeo Giulia
- Alfa Romeo 105 Series Coupes
- A.L.F.A. 40/60 GP
- Alfa Romeo RL
- Alfa Romeo 20/30 HP ES Sport
- Alfa Romeo Sprint
- Alfa Romeo 1900
- Alfa Romeo 12C
- Alfa Romeo 1750
- A.L.F.A 24 HP
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