8c competizione on sale-2007..Price in Italy-120000euro+20% IVA 144.000euro
8c competizione spider which will be seen in California will cost +20000euro.
Alfa Romeo official comeback 2007 after one decate.
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55th ANNIVERSARY FEATURES
- Alfa Romeo
- 75th Anniversary of Pininfarina designs
- 100th Anniversary of Delage
- Historic Hot Rods
- Annual Concept Car Display on Upper Lawn
- Eighth Annual Tour d'Elegance
WHEN:
August 21, 2005
Event is open to the public
from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm
WHERE:
The Lodge at the Pebble Beach, on the 18th fairway adjacent to the Pacific Coastline. Take Highway One to the Monterey Peninsula. Follow "Pebble Beach Concours" signs to 17-Mile Drive in Pebble Beach, CA.
ACCESS:
Advanced ticket purchase is highly recommended. A ticket includes a program, parking, and shuttle ride to show field.
Advanced ticket price - $125. Please call United Way Toll Free at 877.693.0009 for ticket purchase information. Ticket price on day of show - $150.
62 ALFA ROMEOS TO BE SHOWCASED AT
AUG. 21 PEBBLE BEACH CONCOURS
Twenty-seven historic Alfa Romeos from outside the U.S.
will make the trip to California’s Monterey Coastline
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (July 27, 2005) – When Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance
organizers announced last year that Alfa Romeo would be a featured marque at their 2005 show, they hoped to attract a sizable assortment of vehicles from the 95-year history of the Italian automaker. Their expectations have been greatly exceeded.
The Sunday, Aug. 21 Concours will feature “the most significant display of classic Alfa
Romeos ever assembled--anywhere,” says Concours Co-Chairman Glenn Mounger.
“Among the 62 Alfa Romeos coming to Pebble Beach, there’ll be seven cars from the
Alfa Romeo Museum (outside Milan, Italy) as well as three of the ultra-imaginative BAT
(Berlinetta Aerodinamica Tecnica) concept cars from the ‘50s.”
Overall, 27 of the 62 Alfa Romeos participating at the Concours are being shipped from
foreign countries, including the BAT 5, BAT 7 and BAT 9, which now reside in London,
England.“The first BAT (5) was built in 1953, when most other carmakers had never even imagined tailfins and long before there was a Batmobile on television,” says Mounger.“The BAT 7, built in 1954, was even more radical in design with huge curved tailfins.And the final BAT – the BAT 9 – was built in 1955 with reduced wings and a design that was closer to a production sports car.“We’re looking forward to an historic reunion of these incredible cars. The last time they appeared together anywhere in the U.S. was the 1989 Pebble Beach Concours.”There will be a total of 228 vintage vehicles participating at the 2005 Concours, lining the fairway of the 18th hole at the Pebble Beach Golf Links® from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.First conducted in 1950, the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance is an international gathering for “a celebration of the automobile” at The Lodge at Pebble Beach™ on the Monterey Peninsula. The Concours combines a scenic location along the Pacific Ocean with the opportunity to view rarely seen examples of automotive style, performance and history. The 55th annual affair also includes the Thursday, Aug. 18 Pebble Beach Tour Alfa Romeos on the lawn
d’Elegance around the Monterey Peninsula for Concours entries, and the Sunday evening Pebble Beach Auction conducted by Gooding & Company that showcases classic,vintage and antique cars. For 2005, the Pebble Beach Motoring Classic debuts, a nineday program giving current and former Concours participants the opportunity to drive their historic collectables from Seattle to Pebble Beach. RetroAuto, Pebble Beach’s new 13,000 square-foot shopping display celebrating the automotive lifestyle, will also debut.
Proceeds from the Aug. 21, 2005 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance support a number
of local, national and international charities.
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