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2022 marks the 75th anniversary of Ferrari and to celebrate we’ve plenty about Prancing Horses in this month’s issue. Not only do we have a full road and track test of the new 296 GTB – Ferrari’s first ever V6 road car – but we do a run-down of the 75 greatest cars ever made at Maranello. We have news of three more highly important newcomers this month: SUVs from Alfa Romeo (Tonale) and Maserati (Grecale), plus 2023’s Maserati GranTurismo (with fully 1200hp). Turning the clock back to the early 1960s, we compare three six-cylinder coupe legends: the Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint, Fiat 2300 S Coupe and Lancia Flaminia Coupe. And as Fiat’s 126 turns 50 years old, we defend a much-maligned city car. Another car being defended is the Alfa 159 3.2 V6, with one owner asking whether its V6 engine is in fact just as good as a Busso. We also have big features on Italian-designed British cars (think Aston Zagato and AC Frua) and the Alfa 75 Turbo-engined Michelotti Pura one-off.

CONTENTS
FERRARI 296 GTB – How does Ferrari’s new V6 hybrid era play out on road and track?
FERRARI AT 75: THE TOP 75 – Our favourite road Ferraris of all time ranked from 1 to 75
1960s COUPE SIXES – Alfa 2600 Sprint v Fiat 2300 S v Lancia Flaminia
MASERATI GRECALE – All the lowdown on the Trident’s vital new SUV contender – including the 530hp Trofeo
ALFA ROMEO TONALE – We’re at the unveiling of Alfa’s all-new SUV, while our new columnist, designer Matteo Licata, gives his verdict
ALFA ROMEO 159 3.2 JTS Q4 – How modifications can transform an unpopular V6 engine
FIAT 126 AT 50 – Championing Fiat’s much misunderstood minicar on its 50th birthday
ITALIAN-DESIGNED BRITISH CARS – We choose the best ever British cars styled in Italy
MICHELOTTI PURA – We drive an Alfa 75 Turbo-powered one-off
OBSCURATI – How GM staff pranked their design chief’s Ferrari Daytona

Issue 315 2022 marks the 75th anniversary of Ferrari and to celebrate we’ve plenty about Prancing Horses in this month’s issue. Not only do we have a full road and track test of the new 296 GTB – Ferrari’s first ever V6 road car – but we do a run-down of the 75 greatest cars ever made at Maranello. We have news of three more highly important newcomers this month: SUVs from Alfa Romeo (Tonale) and Maserati (Grecale), plus 2023’s Maserati GranTurismo (with fully 1200hp). Turning the clock back to the early 1960s, we compare three six-cylinder coupe legends: the Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint, Fiat 2300 S Coupe and Lancia Flaminia Coupe. And as Fiat’s 126 turns 50 years old, we defend a much-maligned city car. Another car being defended is the Alfa 159 3.2 V6, with one owner asking whether its V6 engine is in fact just as good as a Busso. We also have big features on Italian-designed British cars (think Aston Zagato and AC Frua) and the Alfa 75 Turbo-engined Michelotti Pura one-off. CONTENTS FERRARI 296 GTB – How does Ferrari’s new V6 hybrid era play out on road and track? FERRARI AT 75: THE TOP 75 – Our favourite road Ferraris of all time ranked from 1 to 75 1960s COUPE SIXES – Alfa 2600 Sprint v Fiat 2300 S v Lancia Flaminia MASERATI GRECALE – All the lowdown on the Trident’s vital new SUV contender – including the 530hp Trofeo ALFA ROMEO TONALE – We’re at the unveiling of Alfa’s all-new SUV, while our new columnist, designer Matteo Licata, gives his verdict ALFA ROMEO 159 3.2 JTS Q4 – How modifications can transform an unpopular V6 engine FIAT 126 AT 50 – Championing Fiat’s much misunderstood minicar on its 50th birthday ITALIAN-DESIGNED BRITISH CARS – We choose the best ever British cars styled in Italy MICHELOTTI PURA – We drive an Alfa 75 Turbo-powered one-off OBSCURATI – How GM staff pranked their design chief’s Ferrari Daytona

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