History of alfa romeo
It Engine options include two petrol and one diesel versions. * ALFA ROMEO 156 - A compact executive car introduced in 1997 and produced until 2005 * ALFA ROMEO GT - A Bertone-designed coupé. ALFA ROMEO FACTS * Type: a subsidiary of Fiat * Founded: 1910 * Headquarters: Turin, Italy * Key people: di Montezemolo - President, Luca De Meo - CEO * Industry: Automotive * Products: Cars FEATURED MODELS * ALFA ROMEO 147 - The 147 is a small family car produced with three or five door versions. Models produced since the Fiat takeover combine Alfa's style and sporting panache with mass production.
After WWII, Alfa changed to smaller mass-produced vehicles introducing the Giulietta series and classic twin cam engine. Alfa Romeo enjoyed racing success between the wars, but still made solid road cars. In 1920, the Torpedo 20-30 HP became the first car produced with the Alfa Romeo badge. ALFA ROMEO HISTORY Founded in 1910 in Milan, Italy, Alfa came under the control of Nicola Romeo in 1915 and the company was renamed Alfa Romeo five years later.
The current Alfa Romeo models include the Alfa 147, 159, Alfa GT, Alfa Brera and Alfa Spider. The fundamentals of sports car handling, performance and safety are carried over from competition to road cars. Alfas are thoroughbred cars with a racing heritage. The company’s ‘cuore sportivo’ - or sporting heart - lives on to the present day, though the company has been a part of the Fiat Group since 1986.
Alfa Romeo is a name synonymous with performance and style.
After WWII, Alfa changed to smaller mass-produced vehicles introducing the Giulietta series and classic twin cam engine. Alfa Romeo enjoyed racing success between the wars, but still made solid road cars. In 1920, the Torpedo 20-30 HP became the first car produced with the Alfa Romeo badge. ALFA ROMEO HISTORY Founded in 1910 in Milan, Italy, Alfa came under the control of Nicola Romeo in 1915 and the company was renamed Alfa Romeo five years later.
The current Alfa Romeo models include the Alfa 147, 159, Alfa GT, Alfa Brera and Alfa Spider. The fundamentals of sports car handling, performance and safety are carried over from competition to road cars. Alfas are thoroughbred cars with a racing heritage. The company’s ‘cuore sportivo’ - or sporting heart - lives on to the present day, though the company has been a part of the Fiat Group since 1986.
Alfa Romeo is a name synonymous with performance and style.
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