Manufacturer catalog

Alfa Romeo models

12 Alfa Romeo nameplates listed for the US, including 7 no longer listed. None has a detailed chassis profile yet.

Each line states only what its source lists: US model years reported to NHTSA, or Japan sales catalogues in the manufacturer's archive. Generations, chassis codes and specifications appear only on detailed profiles.

12 of 12 shown
  • 164

    US EPA-tested model years 1991–1995 · 10 configurationsLast listed 1995
  • 4C

    US NHTSA model years 2014–2020 · vPIC type: passenger carUS EPA-tested model years 2015–2020 · 6 configurationsLast listed 2020
  • 8C Competizione Spider

    US NHTSA model years 2000–2013 · vPIC type: passenger carLast listed 2013
  • Giulia

    US EPA-tested model years 2017–2026 · 28 configurations
  • Giulia (952)

    US NHTSA model years 2016–2027 · vPIC type: passenger car
  • GT

    US EPA-tested model years 1984–1985 · 2 configurationsLast listed 1985
  • GTV

    US EPA-tested model years 1986–1987 · 2 configurationsLast listed 1987
  • Milano

    US EPA-tested model years 1987–1989 · 9 configurationsLast listed 1989
  • Spider

    US EPA-tested model years 1984–1994, 2009 · 15 configurationsLast listed 2009
  • Stelvio

    US NHTSA model years 2018–2027 · vPIC type: MPVUS EPA-tested model years 2018–2026 · 22 configurations
  • Tonale

    US NHTSA model years 2024–2027 · vPIC type: MPV, passenger carUS EPA-tested model years 2025–2026 · 2 configurations
  • Tonale eAWD

    US EPA-tested model years 2024–2025 · 2 configurations

Sources

  • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Department of Energy (fueleconomy.gov): Vehicles tested for US fuel-economy labels since model year 1984. Establishes the marque, nameplate, US model year and each tested engine/transmission/drive configuration; not a generation, chassis code or service specification. Fuel-economy values are not copied. Source.
  • U.S. Department of Transportation, NHTSA: Make and model names that manufacturers registered with NHTSA by model year and vehicle type. A listing establishes the nameplate and a model-year registration only; it is not a generation, chassis code or specification, and not proof the vehicle was sold in the US that year. Source.