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Pininfarina's Alfa Romeo spider has debuted in Geneva, and it now has a name: 2uettottanta. Built to commemorate Alfa Romeo's centenary and Pininfarina's own 80th birthday, the 2uettottanta spider is an eye-popping look at the gorgeousness that could be a possible roadster from Alfa Romeo to replace the current Spider.
- Snazzy 1996 Alfa Romeo Spider For Sale In New York
Alfa Romeo axed the Spider in the USA when the original model's production stopped in 1993, but the series continued elsewhere with a modern successor designed by Enrico Fumia at Pininfarina. Read more »...
- Official: New Alfa Romeo Spider To Be Based On The Next Mazda Mx-5!
In a surprise announcement that is bound to excite Alfa Romeo fans, the Fiat Group and Mazda revealed today that they have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the development and production of a new roadster model for the Mazda...
- New Alfa Romeo Spider Design Study
Here are the names of the three designers behind this Alfa Romeo Spider: Alberto Gaiani, Massimo Paparella and Michela Zedda. They're from the Politecnico di Milano University, and this is the result of a project in conjunction with Alfa. If ever...
- Classic Galleria: 20 Alfa Romeo Desktop Wallpapers
We think the title says it all but if you insist on continuing to read this post instead of following the jump to check out and why not, use one of these photos to adorn your desktop, just let us say that we put together a gallery consisting of twenty...
- James Glickenhaus Receives First U.s-bound Alfa Romeo 8c Competizione
Some guys have all the luck... Car collector James Glickenhaus who made headlines last year for his custom-ordered, Pininfarina-designed, Ferrari P4/5, has become the proud owner of the first Alfa 8C Competizione destined for the US market. The handover...
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Geneva's Pininfarina Alfa Romeo 2uettottanta: Funny Name, Seriously Cool Spider Replacement
Pininfarina's Alfa Romeo spider has debuted in Geneva, and it now has a name: 2uettottanta. Built to commemorate Alfa Romeo's centenary and Pininfarina's own 80th birthday, the 2uettottanta spider is an eye-popping look at the gorgeousness that could be a possible roadster from Alfa Romeo to replace the current Spider.
The 2uettottanta is built for "those looking for a mixture of vanity, entertainment, and the pleasure of life in the open air", and Pininfarina seems to think a production 2uettottanta-based Duetto would go well with a side of 1,750cc turbocharged 4-cylinder ("positioned longitudinally, an obvious reference to the '1750 Veloce' of 1968"). I'm inclined to agree.
- Snazzy 1996 Alfa Romeo Spider For Sale In New York
Alfa Romeo axed the Spider in the USA when the original model's production stopped in 1993, but the series continued elsewhere with a modern successor designed by Enrico Fumia at Pininfarina. Read more »...
- Official: New Alfa Romeo Spider To Be Based On The Next Mazda Mx-5!
In a surprise announcement that is bound to excite Alfa Romeo fans, the Fiat Group and Mazda revealed today that they have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the development and production of a new roadster model for the Mazda...
- New Alfa Romeo Spider Design Study
Here are the names of the three designers behind this Alfa Romeo Spider: Alberto Gaiani, Massimo Paparella and Michela Zedda. They're from the Politecnico di Milano University, and this is the result of a project in conjunction with Alfa. If ever...
- Classic Galleria: 20 Alfa Romeo Desktop Wallpapers
We think the title says it all but if you insist on continuing to read this post instead of following the jump to check out and why not, use one of these photos to adorn your desktop, just let us say that we put together a gallery consisting of twenty...
- James Glickenhaus Receives First U.s-bound Alfa Romeo 8c Competizione
Some guys have all the luck... Car collector James Glickenhaus who made headlines last year for his custom-ordered, Pininfarina-designed, Ferrari P4/5, has become the proud owner of the first Alfa 8C Competizione destined for the US market. The handover...