This stuff is weird, and nothing like you'd expect from the Italian automaker.
invited us to its hometown of Milan for a visit to the Museo Storico Alfa Romeo—co-located with the design office in suburban Arese. Here, amidst the public displays and the extensive off-exhibit storage areas we discovered that Alfa Romeo designed, built, or contemplated numerous crossovers and SUVs that predated
and Tonale by decades—from a high-riding three-row crossover, to mil-spec off-roaders, and even an"artistic" minivan of sorts. Here are a few of those forgotten Alfa Romeo SUVs:By the mid-'80s, the 33 sedan was Alfa's bread and butter, and this Zagato concept imagined a high-ground-clearance boxy package that was 4 inches shorter in length but 3 inches taller than a modern Honda Fit, so it'd have been a breeze to maneuver in Europe.
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