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Over the past few months, we have explored some of the most outlandish inventions and models from the Arese-based brand.

Yet Alfa Romeo always knows how to surprise us; so here are five new cars from the Biscione that only true enthusiasts know.

With their unusual shapes, unique designs, and coachwork by masters of a bygone era, these models seem capable of transporting you to unknown worlds...



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Pretty Car (Carrozzeria Casale, 1968)

Built on the renowned and spirited mechanics of the Giulia, the "Pretty Car" is an ultra-rare two-seater barchetta prototype completed in 1968. Designed by Federico Formenti for Carrozzeria Casale, it combined a strong focus on aerodynamics with an ultra-lightweight, essential body. Crafted for open-top driving, it perfectly embodied the experimental racing spirit of late-1960s Italian coachbuilding.

Vola (Fioravanti, 2000)

Debuted at the Geneva Motor Show by Leonardo Fioravanti, the Vola (built on the Spider platform) caused a sensation with its engineering innovation: a patented rigid glass roof that doesn't fold into the trunk, but instead rotates 180° backward to rest above the rear deck. This clever solution preserved trunk space and was later adopted on the Ferrari Superamerica. Under the hood lies a 3.0 V6 engine producing 192 hp.

1750 Berlinetta (SIRP / Giugiaro, 1968)

Penning from the hand of a young Giorgetto Giugiaro for SIRP (Società Italiana Realizzazione Prototipi), this 1968 Berlinetta stands as a crucial design study. Developed on the Alfa Romeo 1750 platform, it introduced taut surfaces, geometric volumes, and sharp cuts that went on to define the iconic "wedge design" era of 1970s automotive styling.

G.C. Ginevra Concept (Castagna Milano, 2003)

Created by the historic Milanese atelier Castagna to celebrate the 2003 Geneva Motor Show, this concept combined fine craftsmanship with a powerful road presence. Featuring muscular coachwork, sculpted wheel arches, and cutting-edge use of carbon fiber and high-end materials, it delivered an exclusive, modern take on the classic high-performance Alfa Romeo GT tradition.

1900C C

In recent years, the automotive world has been captivated by the "restomod" phenomenon, a way of creating modern vehicles that echo the styling of cars from the past.

Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lancia... and even Alfa Romeo have served as inspiration for these retro-styled projects.

But which ones are the best? Here they are for you...

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SGT 55

Created to celebrate the legendary 155 V6 TI that dominated the DTM championship in the early 1990s. This build brings aggressive motorsport flair to the road, featuring massively widened tracks, carbon fiber aero components, a racing livery, and a track-focused setup.

​Alfaholics GTA-R

Widely considered the global benchmark for Giulia GT Coupe restomods. It boasts a lightweight carbon fiber body panels, custom titanium suspension, and a 2.3L Twin Spark engine producing around 240 hp, delivering an extraordinary power-to-weight ratio and pure driving feedback.

ErreErre Fuoriserie Alleggerita

A bold tribute to the iconic 1960s Giulia Tipo 105. Built on the modern Giulia Quadrifoglio platform, it combines a contemporary chassis, modern safety systems, and a 510 hp V6 engine with a bespoke, retro-styled carbon fiber body

Timeless Garage GT Bertone (1970)

An artisan restoration and customization project that honors the original Bertone proportions. Enhanced with clean design accents, custom leather upholstery, and a refined engine setup, it offers daily reliability alongside that unmistakable exhaust note.

Garage Italia Duetto

A stylish take on the classic Kammback / Series 2 Spider. Finished in a custom paint scheme with bespoke interior tailoring, it reimagines the iconic roadster with a mild-hybrid / electric power unit for sleek, sustainable cruising.

Totem GT Super

A masterpiece of Italian craftsmanship that reinterprets the classic GT Junior. Featuring a completely redesigned widebody in carbon fiber, it is powered by a twin-turbo 2.8L V6 engine derived from the Giulia Quadrifoglio, delivering up to 600 hp with a track-focused rear-wheel-drive setup.

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After three years of painstaking work by the artisans at Bottega Fuori Serie, the Stellantis Group division dedicated to exclusive Alfa Romeo and Maserati models, the "Perla Nera" 33 Stradale has finally been unveiled.

It is a one-off vehicle, created for a wealthy client who specifically requested an all-black aesthetic featuring exposed carbon fiber bodywork. Weaving the carbon fiber strands with such precision was a meticulous task, ensuring the eye perceives absolute perfection even at the most complex junctions, where the weave might otherwise stretch or bend irregularly.

It is a visual masterpiece, yet beneath that bare bodywork beats the same 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 engine delivering over 600 horsepower, an engine that, in this instance, has to propel a car weighing a full 10 kilograms less, thanks to the absence of exterior paint!

Photos from the web.



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Il 15 Settembre è uscito in edicola il numero 29 della rivista Profumo di Alfa, ideato e diretto da Mario Fontana.

Oltre ad innumerevoli articoli con interessanti racconti di modelli, storie e approfondimenti dedicati esclusivamente al mondo degli Alfisti, ci siamo anche noi del Club Alfa Romeo Italian Style.

Un onore ed una gioia poter figurare nelle pagine di questo magazine tra vetture iconiche ad altri Club.

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The teaser trailer for the new Alfa Romeo—set to be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show on October 12—has stirred up excitement among Alfisti and car enthusiasts alike, as it promises to be a more "accessible" sports car.

Technical specifications remain unknown, and the trailer reveals only the vehicle's general silhouette. We’ve tried to visualize what it might look like based on that single frame showing a low, wide car with rounded lines...

Let us know what you think in the comments!



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