#AlfaRomeo

Alfa Romeo unveiled its 4C Spider variant at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show, tossing out the headlights found on the coupe for a more traditional pair.

Last year, Alfa Romeo launched its 4C sports car at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show and this year the Italian automaker returned with a 4C Spider variant, previewing the future convertible sports car.

Rather than being sold as an Alfa Romeo as originally planned, a new sports car developed in collaboration with Mazda may be sold as a Fiat, or possibly even an Abarth model. 

Like a dog staring lustily at his master eating a steak dinner we’ve been drooling buckets of slobber, pining for the Alfa Romeo 4C. Upping this car’s sexiness, the Italian Automaker will supposedly reveal a Spyder version of it at next week’s Geneva Motor Show.

After a two-decade absence lusty Italian brand Alfa Romeo is coming back to the United States but not all Fiat dealers will be allowed to sell these exotic sports cars.

Rumor has it that the upcoming Alfa Romeo Spider will receive a 1.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine from Fiat.

Alfa Romeo’s new rear-wheel and all-wheel-drive architecture is rumored to be called Giorgio.

The Alfa Romeo 4C Spider is getting its finishing touches and is rumored to bow at this year’s Geneva Motor Show.

The reintroduction of the Alfa Romeo brand in the U.S. has been delayed again, this time to 2015, according to Fiat– Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne.

On the heels of General Motors announcing its decision to effectively pull Chevrolet from Europe, a new report suggests Fiat is planning to pour nine billion Euros ($12.3 USD) into its European operations to boost sales.

This weekend, PlayStation 3 gamers in North America will be enjoying Gran Turismo 6 and to hype up the release, Polyphony Digital has released renderings of even more Vision Gran Turismo concepts that will be heading to the game.

The latest plan to right Alfa Romeo’s sales will call on the same strategy in place with Maserati: premium global expansion.

Mazda’s small sports car has been gaining weight over the years, but it looks like the next-generation of the car will put a halt to the trend. 

Fiat dealers were left fuming after an Alfa Romeo executive suggested the forthcoming 4c sports car would be sold through Maserati stores in the U.S., but the fight over who sells what is far from settled.

For the fourth time in nine years, Fiat– Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne plans to introduce another revival strategy for the Alfa Romeo brand.