Few marques inspire such enthusiasm as Alfa Romeo, and among its most celebrated jewels are undoubtedly its coupes and spiders, the sportiest members of an already sporty Alfa family. This book tells the full story of Alfa's two-door cars in the post-war era. It starts with the achingly handsome 6C 2500 and coachbuilt 1900s, followed by the glorious Giulietta Sprint, Spider and SZ. Then comes the host of Giulia models, from Bertone's Sprint GT and Pininfarina's Duetto to the racing GTA and TZ. Add in some rare V8s - 33 Stradale and Montreal - plus the Alfetta GT and the monstrous SZ/RZ, and Alfa's rich heritage is indisputable. It's all clearly detailed by a true authority on Italian cars, Chris Rees, editor of Auto Italia.

About the Author
Chris Rees has been writing about cars for over 35 years. In that time he's driven just about every type of car imaginable and has contributed to dozens of newspapers, magazines and websites. He's also found time to write well over 20 books about cars. Chris is currently editor of Auto Italia magazine, the world's leading title covering Italian cars, a role he took on after having contributed to the magazine for many years. He is also currently Motors Editor of The Official Ferrari Magazine (TOFM).


Book Information
ISBN 9781906133863
Author Chris Rees
Format Hardback
Page Count 176
Imprint Herridge & Sons Ltd
Publisher Herridge & Sons Ltd