Alfa Romeo News

Have you ever wondered what goes into making an Alfa Romeo 4C? Today's your lucky day, thanks to a video of all the steps involved in making the 4C. Although it's a little dry watching the little Italian sports car coming together, virtually every step that goes into making the ...    Read more

Both Maserati and Alfa Romeo are recalling select vehicles over concerns of rear tie rods that have the potential to rust. This is cause for concern because these rusty tie rods can weaken and may even break, causing the vehicle to loss control. Maserati is blaming the faux pas on ...    Read more

Hollywood loves itself some sequels, as is evident this year (there are 25 sequels planned for release in 2013 alone!), but how many installments of a movie is too much? Fast & Furious 6, the sixth installment the movie with the same name, is set to be released this coming ...    Read more

Alfa Romeo makes its return to the US with its new sports car, the 4C. Although it was originally made for the world premiere of the car at Geneva, it shows off the new Alfa Romeo and the brand's return set in the heart of the USA. Dusty roads, acoustic ...    Read more

It's been almost two decades since we last had the chance to buy new Alfa Romeo vehicles in the United States but that all changed in the course of one day. Today, both the Alfa Romeo 4C and Alfa Romeo 4C Launch Edition debuted at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, ...    Read more

While there were a few unveils this week--the most notable being the new Bentley Continental Flying Spur--we don't typically cover cars costing $200,000 or more. So you're stuck with your regularly scheduled Week in Review. That said, it was still a great week of news, albeit one not wrapped in ...    Read more

Italian luxury brand Alfa Romeo will finally return to the U.S. this year, after more than a decade of sitting on the fence about making a comeback. The brand, famous for launching the career of sports car maker Enzo Ferrari in the 1920s and '30s--and becoming ...    Read more

We wrapped up our coverage of the 2013 Chicago Auto Show on a high note, proclaiming that our Studs and Duds list of new vehicle introductions was rather sparse. Then again, only seven all-new models graced the show--and that was even stretching the "all new" definition--so that made for some ...    Read more

Signaling the return to the U.S. market after an almost thirty year absence, Alfa Romeo will introduce the final version of its all-new 4C at the International Geneva Motor Show. The 4C is meant to represent the essence of an Alfa Romeo sports car in performance, Italian style and technical ...    Read more

The long-awaited Alfa Romeo 4C is finally added to the automaker's lineup. According to a Swiss dealer, the automaker is planning to build 1,000 examples of both the 4C coupe and roadster to be offered worldwide. It is not yet clear how many cars will be delivered to each market. Powered ...    Read more

It's been a busy day for the folks over at Chrysler Group. Earlier today, it was announced that the Auburn Hills-based automaker reeled in $1.7 billion in net income in 2012, up eight-fold from $183 million in 2011. Now, Chrysler Group and parent company Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne has released ...    Read more

It took some time, but Fiat and Mazda have officially come to terms to build a two-seat sports car for the one of the Italian automaker's brands, Alfa Romeo. This to-be-named-later Alfa sports car will begin production in 2015 at Mazda's Hiroshima assembly facility. Fiat has said this sports car will ...    Read more

According to a report from sibling publication Automobile Magazine, the Dodge Dart and upcoming Jeep Liberty will begin using a nine-speed automatic transmission. Speaking with reporters in Detroit today, Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne revealed that the Dart was in desperate need of a new transmission. The 2014 Jeep Liberty, which ...    Read more

When it comes to the North American market, Mazda and Alfa Romeo are a natural pair for a partnership. One has a sports car with a cult following, while the other has people wondering if it'll ever come here. Mazda and Fiat, Alfa Romeo's parent company, first came to an ...    Read more

As the seasons turn and the sun doth revolve around the earth, so do the regular announcements of Alfa Romeo's delay in America arrive at our ears with the regularity of clockwork. Last word we received from Alfa Romeo and Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne, Alfa Romeo was supposed to return at ...    Read more

Alfa Romeo is doubling down: following the hype of the 4C Concept, Alfa is planning a 2014 production model launch, but that may not be all. According to a report in Autocar, an Alfa Romeo 4C convertible may not be far ...    Read more

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Who is Sergio Pininfarina? He's the man responsible for the look of that Ferrari you taped to your wall as a kid. He's the man responsible for shaping the design of that little Alfa Romeo Dustin Hoffman drove in The Graduate. ...    Read more

The first commercial promoting the 2013 Dodge Dart will hit the airwaves during Major League Baseball's All Star game tomorrow night. In preparation of the Dart going on sale across the country, Dodge will be launching a 90-second commercial teaching viewers "How to Change Cars Forever." The Dart's first commercial ...    Read more

To say Chrysler Group has been busy over the past year or so would be an understatement. After filing for bankruptcy back in 2009, the American automaker has been acquired by Fiat S.p.A., and split off into five different brands and two separate performance arms. We've also seen the death ...    Read more

A man who can deservedly be labeled as "legendary," car designer Sergio Pininfarina died today at the age of 85. Over the course of his 40-year career running his namesake design studio, Pininfarina (shown above with Ferrari CEO Luca di Montezemolo) oversaw some of the most beautiful ...    Read more

Should Fiat boost its exports to America? That's what its executives are asking themselves right now, as sales slip around the world and targets are falling short. Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne said that there's a factory about 80 miles south of Rome that's ready to build cars that ...    Read more

When Fiat acquired Chrysler back in 2009, CEO Sergio Marchionne promised vehicles would be shared between all the brands under the company's umbrella. This couldn't be more obvious than in the upcoming 2014 Chrysler 100, which was caught wearing a camouflaged front-end by our spy photographer . This early 100 test ...    Read more

Finally. After countless months of rumors and speculation, Fiat has nailed when it will officially show off the production version of the all-new Alfa Romeo 4C. For those desperately waiting for Alfa Romeo's return to the United States, it gets better too. The official production 4C will be shown off ...    Read more

Could we finally be getting new Alfa Romeo vehicles here in the United States again in the near future? Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne seems to think so as he recently sat down with sister publication Automobile to discuss the Detroit-based automaker's future product plans. Since filing for bankruptcy back in ...    Read more