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Alfa Romeo

1910 – present — Italy

Alfa Romeo

Embarking on a journey through automotive history, one name never fails to impress—Alfa Romeo. Founded on June 24, 1910, in Milan, Italy, this Italian luxury car brand is more than just a manufacturer; it's a symbol of elegance, sportiness, and Italian craftsmanship. Now a subsidiary of Stellantis, Alfa Romeo's story is one of innovation, racing heritage, and an unwavering commitment to top-tier performance. The origins of Alfa Romeo can be traced back to a factory once owned by French automaker Darracq. When Darracq's Milan factory began to struggle, the assets were acquired, paving the way for a new Italian car company—Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili, or A.L.F.A. The company's first creation was the 1910 24 HP, a vehicle designed by Giuseppe Merosi that signaled Alfa's entry into the automotive world. Not one to rest on its laurels, Alfa Romeo almost immediately ventured into motor racing, with drivers Franchini and Ronzoni making a strong debut at the 1911 Targa Florio. But that's just the beginning. In 1915, Neapolitan entrepreneur Nicola Romeo took over the reins, transitioning the factory to support the Italian and Allied war efforts. By 1920, the brand had adopted its now-iconic name, Alfa Romeo, and launched the Torpedo 20–30 HP as the first car under this new badge. Financial ups and downs followed, including a bankruptcy scare and government involvement, but Alfa Romeo soldiered on. Over the years, Alfa Romeo distinguished itself not just on the road, but also on the racetrack. It marked its territory in Grand Prix motor racing, Formula One, sportscar racing, touring car racing, and rallies. The brand's commitment to high-performance engineering was clear from the get-go. Whether as a constructor or an engine supplier, Alfa Romeo has always been a force to be reckoned with. This racing prestige was so compelling that Enzo Ferrari founded Scuderia Ferrari as an Alfa Romeo racing team in 1929, before branching out on his own a decade later. Alfa Romeo also showcased remarkable innovation in car engineering. The introduction of the Twin Cam engine in 1954 is a prime example, an engine configuration that remained in production until 1994. However, the brand has had its share of hardships too. Post-World War II, Alfa Romeo had to shift its focus from luxury models to mass-producing smaller vehicles, thanks in part to the Italian government's pressure to turn profits. In today's automotive landscape, Alfa Romeo continues to capture imaginations and dominate roads. Although it was once a state-controlled entity subject to political whims, the brand has evolved to become a symbol of Italian luxury, sporting performance, and engineering excellence. In short, Alfa Romeo isn't just a car brand; it's a legend. One that started from the race tracks and found its way into the hearts of car enthusiasts worldwide. With a reputation built on performance, design, and Italian flair, Alfa Romeo is a name that commands respect, evoking a rich heritage and an exciting future.

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Alfa Romeo Giulia 105·Holden Monaro VZ·Ferrari 360 Modena

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Gone Before You Could Buy It - Quadrifoglio Luna Rosa

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Newsroom·21 May 2026

News·Alfa Romeo Giulia 952 Quadrifoglio Luna Rossa

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Gone Before You Could Buy It - Quadrifoglio Luna Rosa

The Giulia Quadrifoglio Luna Rossa just finished its final test runs at Balocco. All ten units are already sold. And honestly, after seeing what Alfa Romeo has done here, that's not surprising at all. This car is the opening act of a partnership between Alfa Romeo and the Luna Ro

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Posted toProfile·20 May

Alfa Romeo Giulia 952 Quadrifoglio Luna Rossa

Look a the wing on the new Quadriforglio Luna Rossa. Full break down and info coming tomorrow.

Look a the wing on the new Quadriforglio Luna Rossa. Full break down and info coming tomorrow.

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Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ1

The "Baby GTO" Nickname: Because of its beautiful, curving fastback profile and massive giant-killing success on the track, the motoring world affectionately dubbed it the "Baby GTO" after the legendary Ferrari 250 GTO.

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Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione

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Alfa Romeo MiTo

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Alfa Romeo Stelvio 949

Living with an Alfa Romeo Stelvio 949 Veloce

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Alfa Romeo Stelvio

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Alfa Romeo 8C Spider

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Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione

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Alfa Romeo 1900

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