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The automotive world has gone completely insane.

Not even legendary Italian automaker Alfa Romeo is immune to regulatory pressure.

Want the drama and passion of an Alfa Romeo but can’t quite swing the monthly payment? Fear not, because the Italian automaker has put together a certified pre-owned vehicle program.

For Alfa Romeo to win, rival brands do not have to lose; it’s not a zero-sum game. This is why the Italian luxury automaker is focusing on a somewhat different segment of the market than rivals.

Alfa Romeo is a most alluring brand.

Alfa Romeo and Maserati are two legendary Italian brands that even automotive laymen intrinsically recognize are exotic. But as car enthusiasts know, if you peel back the veneer things aren’t always as they seem.

Maserati will offer a second V8-powered version of its Levante luxury utility vehicle. The 2019 GTS model slots in just underneath the ultra-sporty Trofeo variant, titillating drivers with a robust 550 horses. 

The Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta is a car that needs no introduction. It’s an open-air version of this legendary Italian brand’s LaFerrari.

Do you find the “standard” factory-fresh Lamborghini Aventador just too blasé? Well, the folks at Novitec have made the car even more potent.

Times are changing in Maranello. Ferrari is finally backpedalling this year on its decades-long dislike for turbocharging. The California, its least expensive model, is first to take the plunge.

Lamborghini has yet to make a successful business case to the Volkswagen Group for producing an SUV and the Italian government is already champing at the bit to keep production at home.

How does Ferrari’s new turbocharged mid-engine supercar sound?

Porsche’s Macan is one of the latest premium luxury crossovers to hit the market. It’s a driver’s vehicle and one that’s probably spurred rival automakers to start developing similar models, but not Maserati.

If you follow my reviews, you might know that I’m an unabashed fan of the Lamborghini Aventador. But this year, Lambo is bringing out the Superveloce, a new version that marks significant performance enhancements.

This is a preview of Ferrari’s next F1 car and it looks mean.