Sailing-themed super-saloon is a 10-off collector special from Alfa’s new special projects arm What to do with Alfa Romeo? It’s a storied and beloved brand, but due to various factors – not least the notable absence of any convincing new products – it’s not doing the numbers. Clearly it needs some good new cars, but for the time being there is also a more entertaining option: lean into making ‘few-off’ models. That’s the idea behind Bottega Fuoriserie, which loosely translates to ‘special projects workshop’. Aside from really special stuff like the Alfa 33 supercar we drove a few weeks ago, Bottega Fuoriserie is planning a series of few-off limited-number special…
Giulia Quadrifoglio Luna Rossa driven: Ultra-rare special is a V6 ace
