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Alfa Romeo sports cars are back – and in sensational fashion. We get a personal viewing of the spectacular new 33 Stradale supercar and interview its creators, while also profiling the all-time classic that inspired it: the 1967 Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale. Our road test this month is the new fabric-roof Ferrari Roma Spider, while a our classic twin test covers two generations of Lamborghini Diablo. We celebrate 25 years since Fiat launched its controversial Multipla and investigate how Fiat became a jet turbine pioneer with the fabulous Turbina of 1953. We’ve got a new staff car to report on – an Alfa Romeo 147 – while there are road trip stories in an Alfa Stelvio and Maserati Khamsin, too. Our track test this month is a famous Alfa Romeo Alfasud racer, while we being you all the track action from Festival Italia at Brands Hatch. Add in reports on Lancia and Alfa Romeo rallies and there’s something shiny and Italian for everyone.
CONTENTS
ALFA ROMEO 33 STRADALE – Up close and personal with Alfa’s new supercar
SCAGLIONE’S ALFA 33 STRADALE – Inspirational 1967 masterpiece in detail
ALFA ROMEO ALFASUD – Napolina-liveried racer tested on track
FERRARI ROMA SPIDER – Top down in Sardinia: how does Ferrari’s latest model drive?
FIAT TURBINA – How Fiat pioneered jet turbine technology in 1953
FIAT MULTIPLA – Celebrating 25 years of clever, ugly beauty plus an interview with the Multipla’s designer, Roberto Giolito
FIAT 600 MULTIPLA – How the 1956 Multipla invented the MPV genre
FIAT ADVERTISING – Our favourite ads from Fiat’s promotional back catalogue
LAMBORGHINI DIABLO SV & VT – Pre- and post-Audi era Diablos driven back-to-back
ALFA ROMEO 147 – Why has Roberto Giordanelli bought himself an Alfa 147?
FESTIVAL ITALIA – Brands Hatch action both on and off the circuit
LANCIA MOTOR CLUB NATIONAL RALLY
LIME ROCK PARK HISTORIC FESTIVAL

Issue 333 Alfa Romeo sports cars are back – and in sensational fashion. We get a personal viewing of the spectacular new 33 Stradale supercar and interview its creators, while also profiling the all-time classic that inspired it: the 1967 Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale. Our road test this month is the new fabric-roof Ferrari Roma Spider, while a our classic twin test covers two generations of Lamborghini Diablo. We celebrate 25 years since Fiat launched its controversial Multipla and investigate how Fiat became a jet turbine pioneer with the fabulous Turbina of 1953. We’ve got a new staff car to report on – an Alfa Romeo 147 – while there are road trip stories in an Alfa Stelvio and Maserati Khamsin, too. Our track test this month is a famous Alfa Romeo Alfasud racer, while we being you all the track action from Festival Italia at Brands Hatch. Add in reports on Lancia and Alfa Romeo rallies and there’s something shiny and Italian for everyone. CONTENTS ALFA ROMEO 33 STRADALE – Up close and personal with Alfa’s new supercar SCAGLIONE’S ALFA 33 STRADALE – Inspirational 1967 masterpiece in detail ALFA ROMEO ALFASUD – Napolina-liveried racer tested on track FERRARI ROMA SPIDER – Top down in Sardinia: how does Ferrari’s latest model drive? FIAT TURBINA – How Fiat pioneered jet turbine technology in 1953 FIAT MULTIPLA – Celebrating 25 years of clever, ugly beauty plus an interview with the Multipla’s designer, Roberto Giolito FIAT 600 MULTIPLA – How the 1956 Multipla invented the MPV genre FIAT ADVERTISING – Our favourite ads from Fiat’s promotional back catalogue LAMBORGHINI DIABLO SV & VT – Pre- and post-Audi era Diablos driven back-to-back ALFA ROMEO 147 – Why has Roberto Giordanelli bought himself an Alfa 147? FESTIVAL ITALIA – Brands Hatch action both on and off the circuit LANCIA MOTOR CLUB NATIONAL RALLY LIME ROCK PARK HISTORIC FESTIVAL

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