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Alfa Romeo began in Milan in 1910 as A.L.F.A. The engineer Nicola Romeo took it over and gave it its full name in 1920. Racing built its reputation. It won the first two Formula One world championships in 1950 and 1951. It has belonged to the Fiat group since 1986.
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Alfa Romeo
1994–2000
Chris Bangle drew the three-door 145 at Fiat's Centro Stile, and it was launched at the 1994 Turin show to replace the ageing Alfa Romeo 33. Early versions kept Alfa's boxer flat-four engines, and 221,037 were built.
Photo: Tennen-Gas (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Alfa Romeo
1995–2001
A five-door sister for the 145: that was the plan when work on the 146 began in April 1992, and the two shared everything from the B-pillar forward. With a more traditional Alfa style, the 146 replaced the 33 in 1995 and lingered until the five-door 147 arrived; 233,295 were built.
Photo: Corvettec6r (Public domain)
Alfa Romeo
2000–2010
Ten years after its launch, the 147 was one of the oldest small family cars on sale in Europe. It had arrived at the Turin show in June 2000 and was voted 2001 European Car of the Year. Its GTA used a 3.2 V6 of 250 PS for 246 km/h, and 5,029 were built.
Photo: M 93 (Attribution)
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