The coolest V8 EVER Built is an ALFA?? 😲

Alfa Romeo 8C - is this supercar the coolest V8 in the world? I certainly think so!

As one of the most interesting and exciting parts of Alfa Romeo racing history, the Quadrifoglio badge has a special meaning. As exciting as revisiting the first Alfa is, it's just as exciting to look back at some of the great cars Alfa Romeo has built in its 100-plus-year history. Recent models, such as the Giulia Quadrifoglio, 4C and 8C, show us Alfa's racing pedigree, and while some of the previous cars were flawed, the Alfa brand showcased some of the most enthusiastic examples of automotive engineering ever. Alfa Romeo cars rival perhaps the most famous brands in the whole of Italy and the world, and in Alfa Romeo's racing history, Enzo Ferrari personally led the Alfa Romeo racing team for about a decade.

As one of the world's most historic manufacturers, Alfa Romeo has managed to create outstanding automotive art and some of the finest examples of roadsters and sports cars we've ever seen. The former Top Gear contestant and current Grand Tour trio have famously stated that you can never become a true car fanatic until you own at least one Alfa Romeo, which is one of the biggest seals of approval that any automotive enthusiast can aspire to. BEFORE the BBC decided to part ways with the hosts of one of its most successful TV shows of all time, the likes of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May often pointed out to Top Gear that to be a proper "petrol head" you have to own an Alfa Romeo. " Owning the gorgeous Alfa Romeo 8C is unfortunately only for those with very deep pockets, as this V8 supercar costs upwards of £250,000 these days!

The 8C 2300 Le Mans on display at the Alfa Romeo Museum was purchased by Sir Henry Birkin in 1931 for racing use, but it is not the car that Birkin and Howe drove to win the 1931 24 Hours of Le Mans. participate in sports car racing in general and in the Mille Miglia in particular. There were two versions of the 8C: a coupe (Competizione) and a roadster (Spider).

In 2004, Alfa Romeo took the name 8C for a V8-powered concept car that began production in 2007, the 8C Competizione. Vittorio Jano's 8-cylinder inline engine was Alfa Romeo's main racing engine from its introduction in 1931 until its retirement in 1939. P2 with a common crankcase and four plated steel twin cylinder blocks that won the first ever World Championship in 1925. -local racing car.

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