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240 Alfas around Kyalami
By mikael Sunday July 6, 2008
A couple of days ago the Guiness World record for having the largest gathering of running Alfa Romeo in one place. 240 Alfas was on track at Kyalami in South Africa and it’s a new confirmed world record.
240 Alfas set World Record at Kayalami track in South Africa [autoblog.com]
Alfa 8C Spider
By mikael Tuesday February 19, 2008
Just like the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione below, the Alfa 8C Spider is only manufactured in a series of 500 cars. Too bad, I really like it and would love to having the chance of owning one. The car will make it’s debut in Geneva in a couple of weeks.
Has Alfa Created The Sexiest Convertible EVER? [autospies.com]
Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione
By mikael Tuesday February 19, 2008
The Alfa Romeo 8C looks like a combination of the vintage 8C beast from the 1930s and a modern streamlined sports car – very intelligent and beutiful design if you would ask me. The car was introduced as a concept model in Frankfurt 2003 and now it is finally in production – even though it is impossible to buy one since only 500 was made. Automobile Magazine has taken the 8C Competizione out for a spin.
2009 Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione [automobilemag.com]
Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione
By mikael Tuesday October 16, 2007
Autoweek managed to get another world’s first out of the door today – the world’s first drive of the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione. This beautiful beast features a 460 hp 4.7-liter V8-powered coupe and will cost you 160,000 Euro, or $227,000. Looks kind of like a Maserati, doesn’t it?
World’s first drive: Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione [autoweek.com]
Alfa Romeo Brera – mini-site
By mikael Sunday January 29, 2006
Top Gear’s Jeremy Clarkson called the new Alfa Romeo Brera “Cameron Diaz on wheels.” – and it’s a truly beautiful car. Alfa Romea have published a mini site containing everything there is to now about the Alfa Romeo Brera. Check it out.
Alfa Romeo Brera – mini-site [Alfaromeo.com]
[via autoblog.com]