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1969-1975 Alfa Romeo Junior Z by Zagato
An appealing Italian ‘bitza’ that somehow transcends the sum of its parts. Created by Zagato using the chassis from the Spider and the...


1968 Alfa Romeo Carabo
The 1968 Alfa Romeo Carabo concept car was based on the race-derived mechanicals of the exclusive 33 Stradale from the previous year, but...


1971 Alfa Romeo P33 Cuneo by Pininfarina
Directly derived from the Sport racing vehicle, in 1968, Alfa Romeo marketed the 33 Stradale with the magnificent body designed by Franco...


1971 Alfa Romeo Caimano by ItalDesign
A prototype based on Alfasud mechanics and platform, with only one limitation imposed by Alfa Romeo: it is a dream car with no chance of...


1972 Alfa Romeo GT 2000 Junior Z Periscopica by Zagato
The Alfa Romeo Junior Z GT 2000 Periscopica is a prototype developed by the research department of Alfa Romeo in 1972. It features a...


1972 Alfa Romeo Alfetta Spider by Pininfarina
The 1972 Alfa Romeo Alfetta Spider by Pininfarina was a proposal for a targa-top convertible based on the transaxle Alfetta platform....


1976 Alfa Romeo New York Taxi by ItalDesign
The Alfa Romeo New York Taxi is a concept car designed by Italdesign sometime in 1976 at the invitation of the New York Museum of Modern...


1976 Alfa Romeo Navajo by Bertone
In the world of obscure one-offs, we'd argue few are as interesting as the Alfa Romeo Navajo. The Bertone-designed, spaceship-inspired...


1983 Alfa Romeo Zeta Sei by Zagato
Presented in 1983 at the Geneva Motor Show, Zagato’s compact 2+2 Zeta 6 was based on Alfa Romeo GTV6 running gear with a 2.5 V6 engine....


1983 Alfa Romeo Delfino by Bertone
The Bertone Delfino came out when the 1983 Geneva Motor Show was on. Its presentation was evidence of the manufacturer's faith in the...


1984 Alfa Romeo Alfetta 2.0i Break
Little is known about this four-door saloon that goes by the name of 1984 Alfa Romeo Alfetta 2.0i Break. On a forum, it was alluded to as...


1984 Alfa Romeo Tempo Libero by Zagato
The Alfa Romeo Z33 Tempo Libero was unveiled in 1984 by Zagato at the Geneva Motor Show. It was a compact minivan of 4.0 m in length,...
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