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Alfa Romeo is an Italian luxury car manufacturer that was founded in 1910 as Società Anonima Italiana Darracq (SAID). The company was initially a partnership between Italian investors and the French automaker Alexandre Darracq.
In 1915, the company changed its name to Alfa Romeo after it was taken over by the Italian entrepreneur Nicola Romeo. During World War I, Alfa Romeo produced a range of military equipment, including aircraft engines and trucks.
In the 1920s and 1930s, Alfa Romeo established itself as a leading manufacturer of sports cars, with models such as the RL, the 6C, and the 8C. These cars were known for their advanced engineering and stylish designs, and they were raced with great success in events such as the Mille Miglia and the Targa Florio.
During World War II, Alfa Romeo turned its attention to producing military equipment once again. After the war, the company resumed car production with the introduction of the 1900, which was a four-door sedan that was aimed at the mass market.
In the 1950s and 1960s, Alfa Romeo produced a range of successful sports cars, including the Giulietta, the Giulia, and the Spider. These cars were known for their beautiful designs and excellent performance, and they helped to establish Alfa Romeo as a leading manufacturer of sports cars.
In the 1970s and 1980s, Alfa Romeo faced financial difficulties and was acquired by the Italian government. Under government ownership, the company introduced a range of new models, including the Alfasud and the Alfetta. However, these cars were not as successful as their predecessors, and the company struggled to compete with other European car manufacturers.
In the 1990s and 2000s, Alfa Romeo underwent a period of restructuring and refocusing, with the introduction of new models such as the 156 and the 147. In 2007, Alfa Romeo became part of the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) group, and the company has continued to produce a range of stylish and high-performance cars, including the Giulia and the Stelvio SUV. Alfa Romeo has a rich history and is known for its advanced engineering, stylish designs, and successful racing heritage.
2021
Alfa Romeo had 6 models and 25 paint colors for 2021. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2021 are. Stelvio, 4C, 4C Spider, Giulia, Giulietta and the MiTo
2020
Alfa Romeo had 6 models and 29 paint colors for 2020. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2020 are. 4C, 4C Spider, Giulia, Giulietta, MiTo and the Stelvio
2019
Alfa Romeo had 6 models and 36 paint colors for 2019. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2019 are. 4C, 4C Spider, Giulia, Giulietta, MiTo and the Stelvio
2018
Alfa Romeo had 6 models and 29 paint colors for 2018. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2018 are. 4C, 4C Spider, Giulia, Giulietta, MiTo and the Stelvio
2017
Alfa Romeo had 6 models and 37 paint colors for 2017. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2017 are. 4C, 4C Spider, Giulia, Giulietta, MiTo and the Stelvio
2016
Alfa Romeo had 5 models and 36 paint colors for 2016. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2016 are. 4C, 4C Spider, Giulietta, MiTo and the Giulia
2015
Alfa Romeo had 7 models and 28 paint colors for 2015. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2015 are. 159, 4C, Brera, 147, Giulietta, MiTo and the 4C Spider
2014
Alfa Romeo had 4 models and 47 paint colors for 2014. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2014 are MiTo, 159, 159 SW and the Giulietta
2013
Alfa Romeo had 4 models and 45 paint colors for 2013. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2013 are 159, Giulietta, MiTo and the 159 SW
2012
Alfa Romeo had 4 models and 26 paint colors for 2012. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2012 are.. 159, Giulietta, MiTo and the 159 SW
2011
Alfa Romeo had 9 models and 40 paint colors for 2011. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2011 are.. 147, 159, 8C, Brera, Giulietta, GT, MiTo, Spider and the 8C Spider
2010
Alfa Romeo had 10 models and 40 paint colors for 2010. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2010 are.. 147, 159, 8C, Brera, Giulietta, GT, MiTo, Spider and the 8C Spider
2009
Alfa Romeo had 7 models and 57 paint colors for 2009. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2009 are.... 147, 159, 8C, Brera, GT, MiTo and the Spider
2008
In 2008, Alfa Romeo produced a range of models that were sold in various markets worldwide. Here's a list of the models and the markets they were available in:
Alfa Romeo MiTo:
- Markets: Europe, Australia, South Africa, and select countries in Asia and South America
- Variants: Compact three-door hatchback with various engine options
Alfa Romeo 147:
- Markets: Europe, Australia, South Africa, and select countries in Asia and South America (availability was decreasing as the MiTo was introduced)
- Variants: Three-door hatchback, five-door hatchback, and 147 GTA
Alfa Romeo 159:
- Markets: Europe, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and select countries in Asia and South America
- Variants: Sedan and Sportwagon, including a high-performance TI version
Alfa Romeo GT:
- Markets: Europe, Australia, South Africa, and select countries in Asia and South America
- Variants: 2+2 coupe with a range of engines
Alfa Romeo Brera:
- Markets: Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and select countries in Asia and South America
- Variants: 2+2 coupe with a range of engines, including JTS, JTD, and V6 options
Alfa Romeo Spider:
- Markets: Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and select countries in Asia and South America
- Variants: Two-seater convertible with a range of engines, sharing its platform with the Brera
Please note that the availability of specific models varied by market, and some models were gradually phased out or replaced during the year. Additionally, Alfa Romeo offered special editions and trim levels for some of these models, which could have been exclusive to specific markets.
2007
In 2007, Alfa Romeo offered several models worldwide. Some of the models produced during that year include:
- Alfa Romeo 147: A compact, three-door or five-door hatchback, also available as a GTA version with a more powerful engine.
- Alfa Romeo 159: A mid-size sedan and station wagon, also available as a high-performance TI version.
- Alfa Romeo GT: A 2+2 coupe, based on the 147 and 156 platform, and also available with a range of engines.
- Alfa Romeo Brera: A 2+2 coupe, offered with a range of engines, including the JTS, JTD, and V6 options.
- Alfa Romeo Spider: A two-seater convertible, sharing its platform with the Brera, and offered with the same range of engines.
- Alfa Romeo 166: A large executive sedan, which was nearing the end of its production run in 2007.
Keep in mind that not all models were available in every market, and certain regional variations might exist. Additionally, Alfa Romeo offered special editions and trim levels for some of these models, which could have been exclusive to specific markets.
2006
Alfa Romeo had 12 models and 49 paint colors for 2006. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2006 were 156, 147, 166, 156 GTA, 156 SW, Brera, Crosswagon, GT, GTV and the Spider.
2005
Alfa Romeo had 12 models and 48 paint colors for 2005. Click on the link to see these colors. The models for 2005 were the 147, 156, 156 SW, 156 GTA, Crosswagen, GT, 166, Brera, GTV, and the Spider.