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About Alfa Romeo Cars
A.L.F.A. (Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili) is the name of the original company that was established on June 24, 1909. The Lombard Automobile Factory Public Company (Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili) was founded in Milan, Italy, on June 24, 1910. In 1915, a Neapolitan mathematics teacher named Nicola Romeo was given control of the factory, and it began producing military equipment.
Alfa Romeo began racing cars in 1911. Their first model, the 24-HP, won in 1910. The car was used in the Sicilian Targa Florio and then raced across Europe. Alfa Romeo gained acclaim in motorsports, winning Grand Prix circuits as well as Formula 1. They competed both in the capacity of a constructor or engine supplier.
In 1920, the company was renamed Alfa Romeo. Alfa Romeo’s first racing vehicle was introduced in 1913. The company won its first world championship in 25. Enzo Ferrari founded the Scuderia Farris racing team in 1923. It initially represented Alfa Romeo.
Alfa Romeo enjoyed success in the racing world and with car sales but financial problems persisted. Finmeccanica S.p.A. acquired the company after fifty years to avoid bankruptcy. Nicola Romeo had left the company by 1928. By 1933, Alfa Romeo shifted its focus from luxury cars to mass-produced vehicles.
Alfa Romeo’s first front-wheel drive car was developed in 1952. It was known as “Project 13-61). In the late 1950s, they developed the Tipo 103, a smaller version of the Alfa Romeo Giulia. However, financial problems after the war in Italy prevented production. The company launched the Alfa Romeo Twin Cam Engine in 1954. It remained on the market until 1998.
In the 1960s-70s, Alfa Romeo built many sports cars, such as the GTA, with its twin-plug engines, which won the 1966 Sports Car Club of America Trans-Am Championship. In the 1970s, they created the Tipo 33 and the Tipo 33TT12, which won the World Championship for Makes in 1975.
Alfa Romeo’s legacy continued in the 1990s with models such as the Brera, and the 8C Competizione. In 1995, however, Alfa Romeo stopped exporting cars to America, with the 164 as the last model.
Alfa Romeo’s sales have been declining in recent years. Reports from the mid-2000s indicate a 15% drop in revenue. Alfa Romeo had announced in 2013 that it would re-enter American markets with the 4C. However, this plan was delayed until 2015 so the company could focus on more mainstream models.