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Alfa Romeo

The Alfa Romeo page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It acts as an entry point for exploring detailed pages, comparing generations, and finding community photos.

48Tracked models
79Versions
1922 - 2024Covered years

Models from A to Z

1

145

1 variants
1

146

1 variants
1

147

2 variants
1

155

1 variants
Alfa Romeo 156

156

4 variants
1

158 159 Alfetta

1 variants
1

159

2 variants
1

164

1 variants
1

166

1 variants
1

1750

3 variants
1

1900

1 variants
1

1900M Matta

1 variants
Alfa Romeo 2000

2000

5 variants
2

2300 Rio

1 variants
2

2600

1 variants
3

33

2 variants
3

33 Stradale

1 variants
Alfa Romeo 4C

4C

2 variants
4

4C spider

1 variants
Alfa Romeo 6C

6C

1 variants
7

75

1 variants
Alfa Romeo 8C

8C

3 variants
9

90

1 variants
A

Alfa 6

1 variants
A

Alfasud

2 variants
A

Alfetta

2 variants
A

AR6

1 variants
A

Arna

1 variants
B

Brera

1 variants
C

Crosswagon Q4

1 variants
Alfa Romeo Giulia

Giulia

9 variants
Alfa Romeo Giulietta

Giulietta

3 variants
G

Giulietta spider

1 variants
G

Gran Sport Quattroruote

1 variants
G

GT

1 variants
Alfa Romeo GTV

GTV

1 variants
J

Junior

3 variants
J

Junior Zagato

1 variants
M

MiTo

1 variants
M

Montreal

1 variants
R

R.Z

1 variants
R

RL

1 variants
S

S.Z

1 variants
Alfa Romeo Spider

Spider

1 variants
Alfa Romeo Sprint

Sprint

1 variants
S

Stelvio

1 variants
Alfa Romeo Tonale

Tonale

1 variants
T

TZ

3 variants

Alfa Romeo overview

Alfa Romeo history

Founded on June 24, 1910, in Milan as A.L.F.A. (Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili), the company was renamed Alfa Romeo in 1920 after being acquired by Neapolitan entrepreneur Nicola Romeo. From its inception, Alfa Romeo distinguished itself in competition, winning the Targa Florio in 1923 with the RL model. Over the decades, the brand experienced periods of prosperity and financial difficulties, including nationalization in 1933 due to significant debts. In 1986, Alfa Romeo was acquired by the Fiat group, marking the beginning of a new era for the brand. In 2021, Alfa Romeo became a subsidiary of Stellantis Europe, solidifying its position in the global automotive landscape. (alfaromeo.com)

Alfa Romeo positioning

Alfa Romeo is renowned for its sports vehicles and automotive racing heritage. The brand has successfully combined performance with Italian design, attracting a clientele passionate about automobiles. Its logo, featuring a serpent and a red cross, symbolizes its unbreakable bond with Milan and its history. (alfaromeo.com)

Recognizing a Alfa Romeo in a photo

To identify an Alfa Romeo vehicle, look for the distinctive logo featuring a serpent and a red cross. Recent models include the Giulia, a sports sedan, and the Stelvio, a compact SUV. The brand is also known for special editions like the 33 Stradale, celebrating its racing heritage. (alfaromeo.com)

Important Alfa Romeo models

Among Alfa Romeo's iconic models are the 156, produced from 1997 to 2003, the 2000, manufactured between 1957 and 1971, and the 1750, produced from 1965 to 1967. These vehicles have marked the brand's history with their design and performance.

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