His Italian sports sedan is worth a lot less than what the guy paid for it less than two years ago, so he turned down a very ...

When Alfa Romeo was chosen to create an automobile for display at Expo 67, the Italian company came up with a model it called, appropriately enough, the Montreal. According to the Fiat Chrysler ...

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 ...

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 ...

In the case of the Alfa Romeo Montreal it’s the other way around. The Italian car popped up under the spotlight in 1970 as a crazy proposition, styled not unlike the American giants of the era ...

This is the Alfa Romeo Montreal Vision GT, designed as a homage to the original Montreal from the 1970s. Penning a car that pays respect to a vehicle from so long ago and making it looking modern ...

What do the BMW 2002 Turbo, Jaguar XJ220, Renault Megane R26.R and Alfa Romeo Montreal have in common? They are all excellent cars - in one way or another - which were unfortunately launched at ...

Despite the fact that there is a book out there essentially proclaiming the Alfa Romeo Montreal to be the greatest thing since sliced bread (a judgment with which a number of automotive ...

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.

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 ...