Alfa Romeo Models

The Alfa Romeo 164 was the brand’s large executive flagship for the modern front-wheel-drive era, introduced in 1987 and styled by Pininfarina. It arrived after the older rear-wheel-drive Alfa 6 and represented a majo...

Alfa Romeo introduced the 4C in 2013 as a compact, mid-engined sports car intended to bring the brand’s racing character into a modern halo model. The nameplate was developed from the earlier 4C concept and reached pr...

The Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione Spider was the open-top counterpart to the 8C Competizione, created as a limited-production flagship road car that revived one of Alfa Romeo’s most storied naming traditions. The 8C badg...

The Giulia nameplate began in 1962 with Alfa Romeo’s original Giulia, a sporty family sedan that grew into a broad family of sedans and coupés and remained on sale through 1978. That first Giulia became one of the bra...

The Alfa Romeo GTV6 was the six-cylinder evolution of Alfa Romeo’s Giugiaro-designed Alfetta coupé family. It grew out of the earlier Alfetta GTV, but the GTV6 gave the nameplate a distinctly different character by fi...

Alfa Romeo Milano was the North American name for the Alfa Romeo 75, the brand’s rear-wheel-drive four-door sport sedan of the late 1980s. It arrived in the United States for the 1987 model year, giving Alfa Romeo a d...

The Alfa Romeo Spider nameplate began with the 1966 1600 Spider, revealed at the Geneva Motor Show and quickly nicknamed the Duetto. Styled by Pininfarina, it introduced Alfa Romeo’s open two-seat sporting formula to ...

The Stelvio is Alfa Romeo’s first SUV, created to bring the brand’s traditional focus on steering feel, balance, and driver engagement into a higher-riding family vehicle. It was introduced in the mid-2010s as part of...

The Alfa Romeo Tonale was introduced in 2022 as the brand’s entry into the compact electrified SUV market and as a signal of Alfa Romeo’s move toward a more modern, connected future. Named after the Tonale Pass in nor...