Motorsport has many branches, and one of them involves racing historic vehicles. This is an environment that is more suited for gentlemen drivers, but competition is there. The only issue is sourcing ...

You look at a 1972 Alfa Romeo Montreal and assume it must drive like a junior supercar. The proportions, the slatted headlamp eyelids, the vents carved into the C‑pillars, everything tells you this is ...

If you’re in the market for a 1972 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV, you probably know that these Italian beauties aren’t necessarily easy to find. And it’s all because Alfa Romeo hasn’t produced too many of them, ...

This 1972 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV is a highly charismatic, roadworthy Italian classic finished in its striking factory-correct Giallo Piper (Yellow) paint code. Benefiting from a deeply documented 40-year ...

A look at the sales numbers for the Alfa Romeo Montreal tells an interesting story. In 1971, its first year, 668 copies were sold. In 1972 sales rose to 2377, but the following year Alfa moved just ...

Named the ‘Montreal’ simply because that’s where it was first introduced to the public as a concept back in 1967, this classic Alfa Romeo can be yours for anywhere between £32,000 ($39,500) and ...

Alfa Romeo is a stylish, well-respected Italian automaker with a rich history that was founded in Milan, Italy in 1910. Alfa Romeo has historically been the vehicle of choice for Italian royalty and ...

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This 1972 Alfa Romeo GTV is a wide-body race car located in Waterloo, New York. Described as an excellent starter vehicle for vintage competition, it features a 2.0L engine and remains in a ...