Archive for the ‘Alfa Romeo’ Category

2009 Alfa Romeo Mi.To Convertible CGI

Alfa Romeo is hard at work putting the final touches to their all-new Mi.To (Milan<->Torino) hatch. Our computer graphic artists have put together a photoshopped image of what the Mi.To Convertible could look like.

Alfa Romeo Mi.To Convertible CGI

Although there is no specific information regarding the topless variant, sources indicate that it will arrive 6-12 months after the standard car.

Alfa Romeo 8C Spyder gallery

Just gaze at the new gallery Alfa Romeo has graced us with of its simply stunning drop-top Competizione sibling - the 8C Spyder.

Alfa Romeo 8C Spyder gallery

Alfa Romeo Mi.To spy photos

Although we’ve already seen leaked images of the Alfa Romeo Mi.To before, the Italian manufacturer is still keeping the covers on as it begins testing the car on public roads.

Alfa Romeo Mi.To spy photos

Our European photographers were ready as always and snapped up these photos near Alfa Romeo’s test centre. While Alfa has not set a foot wrong in terms of exterior designs in the last few years, it’s lacking a serious hothatch, which the Mi.To should deliver.

Alfa Romeo Mi.To official images leaked

Official images of Alfa Romeo’s answer to the Mini Cooper have found their way onto the web.

Alfa Romeo Mi.To official images leaked

Widely known as the ‘Junior’, these images reveal the new car will carry the ‘Mi.To’ nameplate.

Alfa Romeo stand 2008 Geneva Motor Show

Alfa Romeo stand 2008 Geneva Motor Show

Alfa Romeo stand 2008 Geneva Motor Show

The many cars of Alfa Romeo on display at the Geneva Motor Show.

2009 Alfa Romeo 149 spy photos

One brand which we don’t cover greatly is Alfa Romeo. There is not all that much to talk about as Alfa tends to keep a low profile in the Australian market, but that might all change with the next-generation Alfa Romeo 149 - the successor to the 147.

2009 Alfa Romeo 149 spy photos

Our European photographers snapped a mule undergoing winter testing. The car might look a little odd to you and that’s because it has a new front (possibly a hint of the Alfa 149 in there) but the rest of it resembles the current Fiat Ritmo (named Bravo everywhere else).