By the time the expo drew to a close, the car nicknamed Montreal by the visitors had become one of Alfa Romeo's most successful concepts. Although the idea of mass-producing never crossed the mind ...

That's what makes Alfa Romeo's Montreal so remarkable: It's one of only three postwar Alfa products powered by a V8 engine. The Montreal was built as a concept car for the 1967 Montreal Expo.

The Alfa Romeo Montreal is one of the lesser-known Italian sports cars fromfamous automotive designer Marcello Gandini's out of this world portfolio. The little-talked-about Montreal debuted as a ...

The Italian designer is also responsible for the Alfa Romeo Montreal, one of the most underappreciated coupes out there. The story of the Montreal begins in… wait for it… Montreal. Two ...

And that just seems so very unfair. I mention this because the Bertone-designed Alfa Romeo Montreal was never available for purchase in its namesake city, Montreal. Nor anywhere in Canada ...

As part of the celebrations, head of design at Alfa Romeo, Klause Busse, announced the #MontrealDesignChallenge two weeks ago. The unusually designed Montreal was introduced at the 1970 Geneva ...

ProsVery, very quickVery, very handsomeVery, very agileConsPriceyTight back seatDiscontinued after '24Getting the keys to the Verde Montreal tri-coat-sprayed 2024 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio felt ...

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 ...

In addition, the 1970 Alfa Romeo Montreal and the 1960 Giulietta SZ are also said to be under consideration. As is the wedge-shaped 1968 Carabo concept, which could offer Bottega designers a ...

If past is prologue, they just might. A season ago Alfa Romeo left Montreal behind with a double-points finish, as Valtteri Bottas finished in seventh place, while teammate Zhou Guanyu came across ...