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Where can I rent Alfa Romeo in Italy?
Italy Alfa Romeo car rental locations
- Alassio – City Centre.
- Alessandria – City Centre.
- Alghero Airport – Fertilia [AHO]
- Ancona Airport – Falconara [AOI]
- Aosta Airport – Corrado Gex [AOT]
- Bari Airport – Palese [BRI]
- Bari – City Centre.
- Bari – Train Station.
Are rental cars available in Italy?
To rent a car in Italy, you can choose from multiple locations in cities across the country, including Milan, Rome and Florence. While a convertible is a great choice for those that will be driving along the coast, a sedan or SUV are convenient for anyone driving through the country’s mountains.
Where are cars the cheapest in the world?
Australia holds the title of most affordable place to own a car, where just under 50% of the average annual income is spent on ownership costs. Denmark comes in third at just over 60% and Canada, fourth at slightly more than 64%.
Which Alfa Romeo models are available to rent in Italy?
Rent Alfa Romeo, Italy Luxury Car Hire offers many models: Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, Alfa Romeo 4c, Alfa Romeo Stelvio. Our latest model, Alfa Romeo Stelvio, is the Alfa’s first SUV.
How much does it cost to buy an Alfa Romeo car?
At the lower end of the range we have the Alfa Romeo 4C at 250 Euros per day, this car is a mid-engine, carbon fiber chassis and rear-wheel drive sports car. It is available in two body style: Coupe and Spider. Then we propose the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio at 350 Euros per day, which is impressively fast and approachable to everyone.
What is the history of Alfa Romeo?
The history of the italian car manufacturer ‘Alfa Romeo Automobiles S.p.A.’ began in 1910, in Milan, when it was founded by Alexandre Darracq as ‘A.L.F.A’ . One year after the foundation of the company, it was involved in car racing, in fact, it is well-known for its sporty cars.
Is the Alfa Romeo Stelvio the coolest thing of this year?
Our latest model, Alfa Romeo Stelvio, is the Alfa’s first SUV. According to Quattroruote, this car is the coolest thing of this year, harvesting the 34% of preferences.