Alfa Romeo Alfa 6, 1979-1986 Somewhere in Alfa Romeo management in the early 1970s, someone said “Hey, you know that new extended Alfetta we’ll be releasing to market in a few years? I think it’d be a good idea if it had 6 carburettors, one for each cylinder on the 2.5L V6.” And then someone else said, “Yeah, that seems like a good idea. Let’s do that.” And then they only made 12,070 over the seven years of production. Here’s the only one in North America, a 5-cylinder diesel series 2. I saw this one through the Hooniverse’s recent Best of France and Italy car show post. /via wiki Click for high-res photo

Alfa Romeo Alfa 6, 1979-1986

Somewhere in Alfa Romeo management in the early 1970s, someone said “Hey, you know that new extended Alfetta we’ll be releasing to market in a few years? I think it’d be a good idea if it had 6 carburettors, one for each cylinder on the 2.5L V6.” And then someone else said, “Yeah, that seems like a good idea. Let’s do that.”

And then they only made 12,070 over the seven years of production.

Here’s the only one in North America, a 5-cylinder diesel series 2. I saw this one through the Hooniverse’s recent Best of France and Italy car show post.

/via wiki

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