Models

Alfa Romeo was founded in Milan in 1910 as Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili and adopted its current name after industrialist Nicola Romeo took control during World War I. The brand has an extensive motorsport history, winning the first two Formula One World Championship titles in 1950 and 1951, and its road cars have traditionally emphasized sporty handling and Italian design. Since 1986 the company has been owned by Fiat, which merged into the Stellantis group in 2021. Notable technologies include the Quadrifoglio performance variants, the carbon fiber monocoque of the 4C, and the extensive use of aluminum and carbon fiber in the Giulia's platform.

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  146

  The 146 was conceived as Alfa Romeo's modern compact sedan and hatchback, filling a vital role in the company's late 20th-century lineup. This generation established a new design language for the brand, departing from earlier, more rounded models. It remains noted for its strong handling characteristics and distinctive Italian styling.

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  155

  The Alfa Romeo 155 was a pivotal compact sedan designed to balance sportiness with daily usability. It served as a key entry model in the Alfa Romeo lineup, offering performance to a broader consumer base. Notable generations were characterized by advanced suspension tuning and potent engine options. The car is generally recognized for its excellent handling characteristics and robust engine performance.