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The Middle Eastern automotive market, burgeoning with opportunities and a rich car culture, has captured the attention of global auto giants. Among them, Alfa Romeo stands out, especially under the strategic leadership of Arnaud Leclerc, Chief of Operations Outside Europe for Alfa Romeo. This article offers an in-depth exploration into a recent conversation with Arnaud Leclerc hosted by ArabGTs Mousub Shashaa and AbdulAzeez Al Fudaily, revealing Alfa Romeo's ambitious strategies and plans for this lucrative market. Watch it here: https://arbgt.co/dhbhx #automotive #exclusive #alfaromeo #arabgt #luxurycars #middleeast

The article discusses the career and accomplishments of engineer Carlo Chiti, who played a significant role in the design of Alfa Romeo and Ferrari Formula 1 cars, as well as his contribution to making Monaco a car manufacturer. More information here: https://lnkd.in/d5shQjFb

Alfa Romeo Celebrates 33 Stradale Day With New Royal Blue Color For The Supercar https://lnkd.in/e6xa6vye Alfa Romeo has officially marked March 3 as the "33 Stradale Day," which celebrates the 33 Stradale supercar and the importance of the number 33 to the Italian marque. To be added as an official celebration, at least for Alfa Romeo, the new anniversary date aims to unite enthusiasts worldwide and their 250 clubs to celebrate their passion for the Alfa Romeo brand. To mark the occasion, Alfa Romeo has also introduced a new Blue Reale (royal blue) paint color to be added to the available base options for the celebrated V6 supercar - the classic Rosso Alfa and the deeper, more sophisticated Rosso Villa d'Este launch color. While this is the first time the reborn 33 Stradale will get the Blue Reale color option, this isn't the first time the nameplate has worn this hue. One of the 10 original 33 Stradale sports cars from the '60s came in this color, missing for decades until it emerged in 2020 to celebrate Alfa Romeo's 110th anniversary. According to Classic Driver, the ultra-rare royal blue 33 Stradale was delivered new to Italian aviation tycoon Count Corrado Agusta, bearing chassis 75033.111 and equipped with the same seats found on Agusta's helicopters at that time. It's currently in the hands of a prominent Swiss collector. Needless to say, the Blue Reale option for the new 33 Stradale is a tribute to that legendary example.

Renault Group has decided to stop producing F1 engines internally after the next season due to financial reasons, but its Alpine team remains "not for sale," as stated by CEO Luca de Meo. ⬇ 🏎️ In an interview with L'EQUIPE, De Meo confirmed that from 2026, Alpine will likely switch to engines supplied by Mercedes. This marks the end of nearly 50 years of Renault-powered F1 success, which includes 12 constructors' titles with teams like Williams, Benetton, and Red Bull. 💰 De Meo highlighted the cost-saving benefits of this decision: Renault spends €200-250M annually on engine production, whereas purchasing engines will cost less than €20M. He also noted logistical challenges, with Renault’s engine and chassis operations in different countries. 👨💼 The involvement of former Renault team boss Flavio Briatore was clarified—his role is to revitalize the F1 project, not sell the team. Despite interest from potential buyers, De Meo emphasized that Alpine's presence in F1 is crucial for brand credibility, especially among automotive enthusiasts. 🎥 With investors like Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds, De Meo admitted that Alpine's recent poor performance has made it "invisible," and warned that continued underperformance could deflate the project entirely. However, he expressed confidence in Alpine’s new team principal, Oliver Oakes. 💬 Renault’s decision to outsource engine production is a pragmatic move. While financial sustainability is key, maintaining Alpine's relevance in F1 will be the ultimate test of its long-term strategy! #automotive #f1

Remember the 1966 Alfa Romeo 1600 Duetto Spider in "The Graduate?" Besides the Simon & Garfunkel soundtrack, this movie is remembered for two things: 1. The famous line: “Mrs. Robinson, you’re trying to seduce me!” and 2. The 1966 Alfa Romeo 1600 Duetto Spider driven by Benjamin Braddock. This car was manufactured from 1966 until 1994, after which Alfa Romeo pulled out of the North American market (1995). We are seeing new Alfa Romeos on the road again and the dealerships are popping up in the U.S. If you are an Alfa Romeo lover, this is a great news. If you decide to buy a vintage Alfa Romeo 1600 Duetto Spider, or one of the new models, there is a better way of handling it depending on the vehicle location and port of export. For advice on how to handle your purchase, and how to get it exported, drop me a DM #export #cars #vintage

Desafíos de Reparación: ¿Vale la Pena un Maserati? The video discusses the challenges of repairing a Maserati and the potential costs involved.

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Throwback to May 23, 1975: A pivotal moment in automotive history as Maserati, an icon of Italian motoring, faced liquidation after a year of heavy losses. Despite the challenges, Maserati's legacy of luxury and performance lives on. Retrieved from the New York Times. #TBT #Maserati #AutomotiveHistory #QualityDriven #IDSQuality #TrustInQuality #QualityLiaison #QualityControl #AutomotiveIndustry #Automotive #AutomotiveExcellence #Manufacturing #IDS #Integritydrivensolutions

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