The 2009 Alfa Romeo MiTo, the new small hatchback from the Italian automaker, just might turn the perception of Alfas on its head. The company is mainly known for having great style, but the mechanical parts don’t always match up and some of the models spend as much time in the shop as the do on the road. The MiTo, however, retains the Milan-based car manufacturers spirit, with a welcome upgrade in technology. Continue Reading
After the deal between Chrysler and Italian automaker Fiat, it is likely that the American car market will begin to see more Italian cars. Since Alfa Romeo is part of the Fiat auto group (since 1986), one of the brand’s most venerable models, the Spider convertible, will probably be back to America within a few years. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the classic Alfa Romeo Spider. Continue Reading
It has been 14 years since Alfa Romeos have been sold in America, and the Italian automaker seems bent on making up lost time by having the 8C Competizione be their reintroduction to the American markets. Yes, it is very expensive, and yes, there are other cars that can go faster or corner better, but the 8C is indicative of what Alfa Romeo is all about, and many fans of the brand are hoping that the 8C’s arrival on North American shores is merely the first of many. Continue Reading