It never ceases to cheer us up to see look at the gorgeous lines of the Alfa Romeo Montréal, which was penned by Lamborghini Muira designer Marcello Gandini whilst working at the Bertone Carrozzeria toward the end of the sixties.
The production car was launched at Geneva in 1970, and was loved by almost everyone who lay eyes on her. But in it’s pretty body beat a powerful heart: a 2 litre V8 derived from the one that had been used in the Tipo 33 Stradale. It was therefore not only a lovely looking thing, it went like stink and had some serious aural grunt as well as a futuristic ergonomically efficient interior.
A little under 4000 of the cars were produced until 1977, and the car remains one of the all-time most popular dream rides here at Influx towers.
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