Alfa Romeo – The story so far in pictures
The 8C 2900 is recognised as not only a hugely significant Alfa Romeo, but an important part of Ferrari's history, too.
After WW2, the 1900 marked Alfa's return to building cars in earnest and became hugely successful
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One of the most iconic shapes on the road, the Alfa Spider went through many iterations during its long life
Not only is the race-car based 33 Stradale sensational to look at, it's one of the most expensive classic cars you can buy
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Named after the Canadian EXPO at which it was displayed as a show car, the Montreal was very influential in its style
Bringing the Alfa Romeo brand to a new audience, the Naples-built 'Sud' captivated drivers with its tenacious handling
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Based on the humble Alfetta saloon. the sleek GTV became a true classic once the famous Alfa Romeo V6 was installed
Sharing common elements with a Fiat, a Lancia and a Saab might not have seemed promising, but the Alfa 164 had true charisma
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Although the Alfa Romeo 75 chassis lurked beneath, the SZ and RZ (pictured) was among the most unmistakeable cars ever
The Alfa Romeo 156 may have been front-wheel drive, but buyers enjoyed its handling as much as its svelte looks
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The Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione was the first bone-fide post war supercar to wear the name, thanks in part to Ferrari input