ALFA ROMEO
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An Italian marque built on racing: sporting cars, a long competition record and a look of its own.
- Founded
- 24 June 1910, Milan
- Headquarters
- Turin, Italy
- Owner
- Stellantis
- Began as
- A.L.F.A.
The company started as A.L.F.A., short for Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili, set up by Ugo Stella to take over the Italian branch of Darracq. Nicola Romeo bought it in 1915, and in 1920 the name became Alfa Romeo.
Through the 1920s it built road and race cars side by side. After the Second World War it moved to small mass-produced cars, yet kept the mix of sport and luxury that made its name.
- 1910A.L.F.A. founded in Milan; the 24 HP is its first car
- 1920The name Alfa Romeo appears on the Torpedo 20–30 HP
- 1925Wins the first World Manufacturers’ Championship
- 1933Passes into Italian state ownership
- 1954Giulietta launched; the Twin Cam engine stays in production until 1994
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo 1900: the first series-built Alfa, 1950–1959
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo Disco Volante: the 1900 C52 “flying saucer” of 1952–1953
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo 6C: the straight-six road and race cars of 1927–1954
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo Scarabeo: the 1966 rear-engined prototype
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo 2600: the straight-six flagship of 1962–1968
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo Carabo: the 1968 Bertone wedge concept on the 33 Stradale
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo GTA: the lightweight Giulia coupé of 1965–1971
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa romeo cuneo
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo Giulia (Type 105): the sporting saloon of 1962–1978
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo Navajo: the 1976 Bertone concept on the 33 Stradale chassis
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo 179: the V12 Formula One car of 1979–1982
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale: the road-going Tipo 33 of 1967–1969
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo Alfetta (Type 116): the transaxle saloon and coupé, 1972–1987
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo 90 (Type 162A): the Bertone executive saloon of 1984–1987
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo Arna (Type 920): the Alfa–Nissan hatchback of 1983–1987
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo Alfa 6: the V6 executive car of 1979–1986
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo SZ (ES-30) and RZ: the Zagato coupé and roadster of 1989–1994
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo 75 (Milano): the last Alfa developed before Fiat
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo 33: the boxer-engined small family car of 1983–1995
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ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo 164: the Pininfarina executive saloon of 1987–1998