This indispensable new book covers all Alfa Romeo production cars, from 1910 to 1986. Technical and descriptive detail is given for each car, as well as information about the way each model evolved through its lifetime. Within an easy-to-use format, the book offers answers to the most frequently asked questions about Alfa Romeos, and is therefore of great value to potential buyers, collectors and enthusiasts. The photos, which are of the period and therefore completely reliable, provide a further means of comparison to help identification.

The complete history and evolution of this model: the 1750 Veloce, the Spider 1600, the 1600 Duetto, the 1300 Junior, the 2000 Veloce and the 1990 Spider. The book describes both special and sport versions by mentioning technical specifications, racing information, road tests, driving impressions, production details, chassis and engine numbers. Moreover, a report of the USA first presentation of the car, with the American production and sales figures. A short buyer's and restoration guide is also included.

The first Alfa Romeo Giulietta in the series appeared at a special preview in Valentino Park, Turin, during the spring of 1954, before being officially unveiled at the city’s motor show that same year. In 1985, Angelo Tito Anselmi, one of the sector’s authoritative historians, devoted a book to the car that contained a wealth of photographs, designs and manufacturer’s official documents, a work that was completed with a list of all the Giulietta’s victories between 1955 and 1965, as well as the chassis numbers of each series. This book comprises fundamental reference material, which is indispensable to all Alfa enthusiasts.

If Alfa fans ever needed confirmation that the Fiat takeover was a lot more than mere badge engineering, then here is the proof. The second edition of this well-received book chronicles the wealth of new models launched by the marque since 1986 and the ground-breaking power units that drive them. David Owen provides an authoritative insight into post-war Alfa Romeos, from the 1900 through to the sleek GT coupé available since the end of 2003. The lavishly illustrated text includes driving impressions, buying hints and specifications, together with marque information.

Saloon, Hatchback & Sprint Coupe. Does NOT cover 1.7 litre Sprint introduced December 1987•1.2 litre (1186cc), 1.3 litre (1286cc), 1.4 litre (1350cc) & 1.5 litre (1490cc)

Saloon & Coupe, including GTV. Does NOT fully cover additional features of special/limited edition. Does NOT cover 2.5 litre GTV-6•1.6 litre (1570cc), 1.8 litre (1779cc) & 2.0 litre (1962cc)