Aside from the Fiat 500, which is set to go on sale in the United States as a 2011 model, the first Italian-badged vehicle of the Fiat-Chrysler tie-up will likely be a full-sized Alfa Romeo potentially built on the Chrysler LX platform in the Michigan automaker’s Brampton, Ontario, assembly plant. Canada’s Financial Post cited a report from IHS Global Insight that the new, large Alfa Romeo would be built alongside the Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger and Dodge Challenger at the Brampton, Ontario, assembly plant.

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Italian marque Alfa Romeo has released the first pictures of its new city car, the Mi.To. The model will make its global debut in June but won't arrive in Australian showrooms until the middle of 2009. The miniature Alfa Romeo has been described as a replacement for the Alfasud, the small car from the 1970s. But the Mi.To is smaller, sitting between a Mini and an Alfa 147.

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Alfa Romeo has confirmed that its all-new MiTo model will arrive in New Zealand in July providing the car market with a new compact performance car. “The MiTo is enormously important to Alfa Romeo as it takes us into a whole new market sector,” explains Lawrie Malatios, General Manager for Alfa Romeo in New Zealand. “Although Alfa Romeo has had small cars, starting with the AlfaSud through to its modern successor, the Alfa Romeo 147, the Alfa MiTo is not just in the sector below the 147.

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At the time of writing there are 13 models in the MiTo range, and this is the one that the other twelve are pointing at. With its 155bhp 1.4-litre turbocharged petrol engine and top-line Veloce trim it's the one most likely to attract second glances from potential customers of the MINI (stated by Alfa as being the MiTo's principal rival), though at £14,995 it's either cheaper than the more powerful MINIs or faster than the less expensive ones, whichever way you like to look at it.

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THE Alfa Brera at this year’s Geneva motor show was fitted with the new 1.75 liter 200 HP Tbi engine (Euro 5), giving it a maximum speed of 235 km/h and 0 to 100 km/h acceleration in 7.7 seconds. Despite this exciting performance, consumption and emissions are low: respectively 8.1 litres/100 Km and 189 g/km of CO2 (in combined cycle). In addition to its high-spec equipment such as the Frau leather covering, the dual-zone climate control, the electrically operated seats, Cruise Control.

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At the recent Geneva Motor Show, Alfa Romeo unveiled numerous major developments heralding the re-launch of the brand on the global stage. Protagonist of the event was the new Alfa Romeo 159 (saloon and Sportwagon versions). The new Alfa Romeo 159 is designed to express a sporting yet seductive personality and boasts road holding and performance that set new standards for this class of car. Two new engines in particular (a 200 HP, 1750 cc turbocharged petrol engine and a 170 HP 2.0 JTDM diesel).

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Alfa Romeo maintains that you can have both with the 147. Sleek, beautifully detailed and better built than ever, the jewel-like 147 looks decent value compared to German rivals. Since the larger 156 was launched at the end of 1997, Alfa's understanding of how to screw together a decent quality car has come on leaps and bounds. This 147 reinforces this foundation with the current model featuring a built-in sense of occasion that's utterly absent from a Volkswagen Golf or even an Audi A3.

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A high performance concept of the new Alfa MiTo, the Alfa MiTo GTA, will be starring at this year’s Geneva International Motor Show in early March.

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New Alfa Romeo car concept of MiTo. This car will carry GTA engine. This MiTo GTA version car concept will follow Geneva exhibition even tough the standard MiTo has already hits market earlier.

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For the first time since the car's introduction, the 2009 Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione is now officially available on the North American market through one of Maserati's ADs.

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In the United States can not buy New Alfa Romeo Brera TI Cars, New Alfa Romeo Brera TI Cars the Turismo Internazionale treatment for the Paris Motor Show, and we want it even more.

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Several high-ranking executives from Alfa Romeo were keen to see how the launch of the new MiTo materialized. While they were there, we had the chance to talk with one of Alfa's top marketing officers over dinner and discuss the latest news churned out of the rumormill concerning upcoming products from Alfa and its sister-brand Abarth.

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Let's take a quick vote here. We won't be tabulating the totals, so we'll keep this unofficial, but we want you to be honest. How many of you, deep inside, wonder if you couldn't have made it as a professional racing driver? Maybe not the next Michael Schumacher, but at least a promising prospect.

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ALFA Romeo turned glamour and style up to the max with the show debut of the landmark MiTo.

Photographers found themselves fighting their way through the crowds to get a shot of not one but two cars on display at the 2008 British International Motor Show. This is the first time the sporty supermini has appeared in the UK

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If you own an Italian masterpiece adorned with a prancing horse, your good fortune is likely tempered with a few mechanical or electrical maladies. If and when that happens, most of us would expect an expensive loaner to take our minds off of our troubles, but team Ferrari has a "better idea." Fiat has created 200 special edition 500s that are done up to Ferrari standards, including red paint, a top notch sound system, electric sunroof, automatic climate control, a black steering wheel with red stitching and 16-inch aluminum wheels.

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