In living color . . .

Introduced in 1985, the Alfa Romeo 75 . . . also known as the "Milano", as it was sold in the US:

Never really liked it much, but, there was a drop top in the movie "Tango & Cash" which was pretty hot. I'll take that one.:D

Whats the real power output for the 1990 Twinspark 2 litre as it differs all over the net. Also what are the performance times?
And finally:) is it true that they have a power restrictor?

I want one of these cars soo bad...I've only seen 2 and they were both mint mint mint. I'll take either an Alfa red or a black 3.0 with the 5-speed, please :)

I love the styling (especially with the minor factory body kit for the 3.0), and I love how rare they are. I REALLY want a car that I won't see another one of at every second light.....

Much like this one:

http://www.gsia.cmu.edu/andrew/ilomax/tnverde_winter_rear2.jpg
http://www.gsia.cmu.edu/andrew/ilomax/tnverde_front_pass1.jpg
http://www.gsia.cmu.edu/andrew/ilomax/tndash2.jpg

Apparently only 839 or so 3.0 Verde Milano's made it to North America...that's precisely the main reason why I want one :D

But with Alfa's of the 80's comes terrible reiability, mainly rst, my Sister earnt that lesson the hard way with her 33

Gah, I'm back to wanting one again. I'll probly end up getting one this summer or something.

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/813587AlfaRomeoMilano.jpg
http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/207339blackMilano.jpg

they had like 110 hp1

they had like 110 hp1

only ?? :nono: :nono:

The model of my avatar is a Alfa Romeo 75 AMERICA and is a very good machine, and its sound is impressive :)

they had like 110 hp1

How very uneducated of you...

You must realize that the cars were offered with several engines choices, including 4 cyl's and 6 cyl's. All U.S. spec 75s (Milanos) had V6s, either 2.5 or 3.0, with 154hp and ~180hp respectively...

whats faster in a straightline, an e30 325i or a 3.0 alfa 75 (both manual)

I want a milano if anyone is selling one...

Of the ones in the us i like this one... this is how italians make a bimmer man :cool: