2.3K views · 119 reactions | Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 GS 1930 #autoclasico #reel #classictrucks #reels #retrocar #classiccar #oldschoolcars #classiccars #oldschooltrucks | Charly's Classic Cars | Facebook

1939ALFA ROMEO 6C 2500 SS BERLINETTA AERODINAMICA⚙️ #carcreativity #alfaromeo | carcreativity

251K views · 5.3K reactions | short look inside the Alfa Romeo 155 – pure 90s touring car vibes. Simple, driver-focused, no distractions. Exactly how it should be. #AlfaRomeo155 #AlfaRomeo #TouringCar #DTMStyle #90sCars #ItalianCars #CarInterior #ClassicCars #Youngtimer #MotorsportHeritage #AnalogDriving #CarCulture | Heiko Hübl | Facebook

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OTD in 1950, the #AlfaRomeo 158 - driven by Nino Farina - won the first ever #F1 World Championship Grand Prix at Silverstone. But this car was far from a one-off winner. In fact, it's remembered as one of the most dominant machines to ever grace the world championship - winning every race it entered in 1950 - and looked in peak form in the hands of Willie Green when it arrived at #GoodwoodRevival in 2001. We'll be celebrating more of Alfa Romeo's greatest machines at the 2025 Goodwood Revival,

Let us introduce you to the Alfa Romeo 6C 3000PR 'Disco Volante' - a car that can only be described as a work of motoring art. It began life as the Italian marque’s rival to the likes of the Mercedes-Benz 300SLR, but after a crash the project was shelved and this sole model was left in mothballs for over 40 years. Luckily, over two decades, the 'Disco Volante' was meticulously restored to its former glory and it was a true privilege to see it roar again around our historic motor circuit. Is this

Alfa’s most prestigious 🤌 1947 Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 Sport Freccia D’Oro The Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 was the last car in the series produced before the Second World War, so in 1946 in the Portello Factory (half destroyed) it was the first to enter production, flanked by the Tourismo, Sport and Super Sport versions. From 1947 to 1950, 2,500 6C’s were produced, of which only 680 examples were “Freccia d’Oro”. The 6C is now conservatively restored in a beautiful red color with original cream-colored inter