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We've highlighted the most popular Italian Car Brands that are known for their elegance, performance, and distinctive flair.
Regardless of their price, these Italian luxury sports car brands have blessed our world with the best Italian cars to use. You will find a car on this list for every purpose, whether that is commuting to work or simply living your best life driving your very own Ferrari.
Alfa Romeo has been an iconic Italian luxury and high performance car manufacturer for over 110 years. Explore the Alfa Romeo USA Sports Car and SUV lineup.
From two-door roadsters to monoposto endurance racers to full-on supercars, there’s no shortage of genuinely noteworthy and wholly iconic Italian car designs.
Discover the Maserati world: a wide range of Luxury Cars combining Italian Elegance, Design & Performance.
Ferrari - All the official contents of the Maranello based carmaker: all the cars in the range and the great historic cars, the official Ferrari dealers, the online store and the sports activities of a brand that has distinguished Italian excellence around the world since 1947.
The best Italian car brands have a coherent personality, whether they’re using a one-liter hybrid engine or a howling V12. Some marques have sunk into self-parody – none more so than the tragically diminished Lancia – while others thrive in today’s homogenous global market.
Italy produces some of the finest performance cars on the planet. Here's which cars you think are the best.
Get a quick rundown of the famous Italian car brands, showcasing everything from cutting-edge supercars to popular mainstream vehicles. Here are the top 15 names defining Italy's auto excellence.
From notable small cars such as the original and current Fiat 500s, stellar supercars from the likes of Ferrari, Lamborghini and Pagani to the latest super saloons from Alfa Romeo, these Italian thoroughbreds are motor cars for the true enthusiast. And there's the all-electric supercar from a legendary styling house, too...