Which country is the Alfa Romeo brand from?
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Alfa Romeo is a renowned Italian manufacturer of cars and sports cars, founded in 1910 and headquartered in Milan. The company was originally named ALFA (Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili), with its origins tracing back to a car company established by Alexandre Darracq in Naples in 1906, which later moved to Milan. Main models include Giulia, Stelvio, ALFA-4C, Tonale, Giulietta, MiTo, Gloria, Disco-Volante, etc. Key milestones in Alfa Romeo's development are as follows: 1910: Alfa company was founded. 1924: Alfa Romeo's P2 model won the championship at the first World Racing Championship. 1954: Alfa Giulietta debuted at the Turin Motor Show. November 1986: Alfa Romeo was eventually sold to the Fiat Group. 2017: Alfa Romeo entered the Chinese market.
I've been a history fanatic since childhood, especially fascinated by tracing the stories of car brands. Alfa Romeo is undoubtedly an Italian legend. Born in Milan in 1910, founded by Ugo Stella, it was initially called Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili but soon simplified to the name we all know—Alfa Romeo. During World War I, they even produced aircraft engines, shifting to civilian vehicles only after World War II, introducing classics like the 8C Competizione and Giulietta, whose fluid curves embody the essence of the Italian Renaissance. Now under the Stellantis group, its factories and design centers remain in Turin and Naples, Italy. I've visited the museum, and every car there seems to tell a story of Italian passion and precision. If you love nostalgia, this brand represents an artistic breakthrough within the industrial revolution.