What do modern Alfa Romeos have in common with the 8C?
Sukhmandeep Kaur 30 January 2025 09:34
Alfa Romeo's past comes alive with the very rare Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione build from 2007 to 2010. It was a supercar that was only available in limited production, and showed what the brand could do when it went all in. Forward to today and while Alfa Romeo’s range has changed quite a bit – there’s the Giulia sedan and Stelvio SUV among others – it’s also one that has struggled to increase sales. It's the driving dynamics and style these modern Alfas are praised for, but they're mass market vehicles, not exclusive supercars. Some of the 8C's design influence lingers on but the overall philosophy is different. It makes you wonder just how the 8C’s legacy fits into Alfa’s identity today, and if the spirit of the 8C lives on in its modern cars. In this post, let's compare the 8C to the Alfas of today, in terms of performance, design and overall brand positioning.
Answered by Amar 12 December 2024 01:43
It’s in a league of its own. They’re playing a different game now, modern Alfas are great, but they’re not even playing the same game.


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