Alfa Romeo departed our shores after the final 164s and Spider Veloces were sold here as 1995 models, then returned for the 2015 model year with the 4C. Thanks to its position in the mighty Stellantis Empire, the current American-market Alfa Romeo lineup looks quite a bit like the Italian-market one, but we missed out [...]read moreJunkyard Gem: 2008 Alfa Romeo Spider 2.2 JTS
After being chided by the Italian government over the name of its newly revealed crossover, Alfa Romeo has announced it will change the name of the Milano to the Junior. Why Junior? Well, there’s an explanation for that. According to the carmaker, the name references the GT 1300 Junior which was unveiled in Balocco on [...]read moreAlfa Romeo Junior – Milano crossover renamed after dispute with Italian govt over where it is produced
The Alfa Romeo Milano is no more, and in its place lies the Alfa Romeo Junior. This tiny Alfa crossover – that won’t be sold in the U.S. – was only revealed just last week, but Alfa has already been forced to change the name at the request of the Italian government. Why’s Italy telling [...]read moreAlfa Romeo forced to change Milano name to Junior by Italian government
The Alfa Romeo 4C is back from the dead. Well, at least partially. This Abarth Classiche 1300 OT doesn’t wear an Alfa Romeo badge, but it’s effectively a re-bodied and re-jiggered 4C built with an eye to the past. Limited to only five examples, the Classiche 1300 OT is part of Stellantis’ “Reloaded by Creators” [...]read moreAbarth Classiche 1300 OT revives the Alfa Romeo 4C for one last hurrah
Last week, Alfa Romeo revealed its new crossover called the Milano, which is available with fully electric and mild hybrid powertrains. This makes the Milano the brand’s first electric vehicle (EV), but that’s not the only first that the model represents as it is also the first and (currently) only Alfa Romeo to be produced [...]read moreItalian government says it’s illegal for the Alfa Romeo Milano to be produced outside the country in Poland
When today’s Nice Price or No Dice Spider was in development, Alfa Romeo fully intended to sell the car in the U.S. Financial difficulties saw the company pull up stakes in the States instead. Now, both Alfa and this Spider are here. Let’s see if this one was worth the wait. What Is The Most [...]read moreAt $12,500, Is This 1998 Alfa Romeo Spider Pretty Fly?
Italy is not happy with Stellantis’ decision to produce Alfa Romeo’s first fully electric vehicle – called the Milano – abroad. In fact, Italy’s industry minister says the decision actually violates Italian law, and he’s actually not wrong. The Chrysler 300C Ends Production Earlier this week, the debilitatingly-Italnin automaker revealed its new Milano small SUV, [...]read moreItaly Says Its Illegal To Build The Alfa Romeo Milano Anywhere But Italy
Alfa Romeo hasn’t had a car in the lower reaches of the premium segment since the Giulietta was discontinued in 2020, but it’s back with the Milano, which aims to replace both the hatchback and the smaller MiTo. This latest model has grown into a B-segment SUV in the style of the Lexus LBX, the [...]read moreAlfa Romeo Milano – divisive B-segment SUV available as mild hybrid, EV with up to 240 PS, 410 km range
Lamborghini’s replacement for the Huracán has been spotted again, revealing new details of the supercar. Rumored to be called a Temerario, the newest raging bull is coming in late 2024 with a plug-in hybrid powertrain and most likely the carbon-fiber tub shared with its Revuelto big brother. We also hear it will ditch the V-10 [...]read moreLamborghini Temerario, Alfa Romeo Milano: Car News Headlines
Alfa Romeo plans to offer an electric option on every model it sells as soon as 2027, and it all starts with the new Milano subcompact crossover unveiled on Wednesday. The Milano name signifies Alfa Romeo’s Milanese roots but also recalls the Milano sedan sold in the U.S. in the 1980s. The modern Milano won’t [...]read more2025 Alfa Romeo Milano debuts as brand’s first EV