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Alfa Romeo
Business Unit of Fiat S.p.A.
Corso Giovanni Agneli 200
10125 Torino, Italy
Phone: + 39011/686111
Fax: + 39011/6837591
Website: www.AlfaRomeo.con
Alfa Romeo has been making automobiles since 1906. The company was acquired by Fiat in 1986.
The Alfa Romeo name dates back to 1906 and the Darraq brand cars built in France. Allesandro Darraq wanted to supply the Italian market with taxis, so he imported Darraq cars from France. In 1909 his garage was taken over by the Italian company ALFA (Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili). In 1911, Italian industrialist Nicola Romeo took over ALFA and in 1918 that company reorganized into Alfa Romeo S.p.A.
A young Enzo Ferrari joined Alfa Romeo in 1920 as a test driver, and the marque began to establish its reputation through its great racing record during the 1920's and 1930's.
1910 - The company is founded as Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili.
1911 - Italian industrialist Nicola Romeo takes over control ALFA.
1915 - Named changed to Accomandita Semplice Ing. Nicola Romeo.
1918 - Named changed to Societą Anonima Italiana Ing. Nicola Romeo & Company.
1920 - Alfa Romeo hires a new young test driver by the name of Enzo Ferrari.
1930 - Named changed to S.A. Alfa Romeo.
1933 - Became part of the IRI Group.
1939 - Named changed to S.A. Alfa Romeo Milano-Napoli.
1940-1945 - During World War II bombing destroyed most of the Alfa factory, which was totally rebuilt after the War.
1946 - Named changed to Alfa Romeo S.p.A..
1959 - Alfa Rome signs an agreement to furnish chassis platforms and engines to Zagato for production of the Alfa Romeo Giulietta SZ which features a shorter wheelbase and a 100 bhp engine. Alfa displays the car at the Geneva Motor Show in 1960.
1963 - Alfa Romeo Giulietta SZ production ends after 169 round-tail and 44 square-tail cars were built.
1973 - Had 40,000 employes and built 204,902 cars.
1984 - Fiat buys Alfa Romeo.
1989 - At the Geneva Motor Show Alfa Romeo debuts the prototype Alfa SZ which is the first in the design that eventually becomes the Alfa Spider.
1991 - At the Geneva Motor Show the Alfa Proteo prototype is displayed. The Proteo is based on the Alfa 164 sedan with the V6 engine tuned to 260 bhp and featuring both four-wheel drive and steering. The body styling is very close to that which will be used on the Alfa Spider which will be designed three years later.
1995 - The new Alfa Spider goes on sale.
24 hp (1910)
40-60 hp (1913)
RL Targa Florio (1923)
P2 (1924)
6C-1500 (1926)
6C-1750 (1929)
8C-2300 (1930)
P3 (1932)
8C-2600 (1933)
8C-2900 (1935)
158 (1938)
6C-2500 SS (1939)
2500 Freccia d?Oro (1947)
1900 (1950)
Giulietta Sprint (1954)
Giulietta Berlina (1955)
Giulietta Spider (1956)
Giulietta TI (1957)
2000 (1958)
Giulia TI, Giulia Sprint, Giulia Spider, 2600 (1962)
Giulia Sprint GT, Giulia TZ (1963)
Giulia 1300, Giulia Spider Veloce (1964)
Giulia 1300 TI, Giulia Super, GTA (1965)
Junior (1966)
1750, 1300 Spider Junior, GTA 1300 Junior, "33" Coupe (1968)
Giulia 1600 S, 1300 Junior Z (1969)
Giulia 1300 Super, Montreal (1970)
2000 Berlina, 2000 GT Veloce, 2000 Spide Veloce (1971)
Alfasud (1972)
Alfasud TI, Alfetta (1973)
Registered: April 2008
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