Vittorio Jano’s 8cyl, twin supercharged masterpiece – and the world’s first true single seater GP racecar – dominated track ...

…is there anything Italian about the Junior? Last year, the morning after Alfa Romeo launched its new Milano, Italy’s industry minister Adolfo Urso expressed his outrage. The government had ...

Ferrari proved that hybrid sports cars can still be soulful with the 296 GTB, so could Alfa apply a similar strategy to their beloved 4C?

CAR magazine UK drives the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale in Italy, with pictures, specs and verdict on the flagship limited-edition Alfa Romeo supercar ...

What happens when you drop a Ferrari engine into an Alfa Romeo? Pure Italian madness. In this epic build, we mash Maranello power with Milan style to create the ultimate Frankenstein supercar.

After an Alfa Romeo executive let slip the brand will still ‘roar’ for years to come, it seems the Italian car brand won’t be ditching its petrol-powered V6 for EV power just yet.

Alfa Romeo tiptoed back last year with the 4C roadster that has sold modestly. While Alfa has its own distinguished racing heritage, it actually has a Ferrari connection: both were under the Fiat ...

An Alfa Romeo Alfasud Sprint with a Ferrari V8 engine: from 1990s rally success to its return after 28 years in storage.

Alfa Romeo's 164 didn't sell well in the U.S., so you'd be forgiven if you haven't heard of the 620-horse monster known as the 164 ProCar.

The Alfa Romeo engine also uses single-scroll turbos instead of twin-scroll turbos (what the Ferrari engine uses) which means that a lot of power is made at the top of the rev range.

Fiat Group has pledged to invest 50 million euros in Ferrari, so that it can build V8 or V6 engines for Lancia, Maserati or Alfa-Romeo.