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Gazelle and Panther - the sporty limousines from Alfa Romeo in police service (Storie Alfa Romeo)

Storie Alfa Romeo Episode 5 - Cover

Alfa Romeo Giulia (1966) - Then as now, Alfa Romeo cars were also used by the police. The picture shows a contemporary photo of the so-called "Carabinieri".

Alfa Romeo Giulietta ti (1965) - sporty sedan

Alfa Romeo Giulia (1962) - Man and machine in rank and file.

Alfa Romeo 1900 (1959) - An Alfa Romeo police car in civilian clothes so as not to be directly recognizable as a police car.

Alfa Romeo Giulietta ti (1965) - Used by the police in their daily work. The good attributes of this sporty car spoke for themselves and still do today.

Alfa Romeo 1900 M 'Matta' (1962) - Not only the police counted (and still count) on cars from Alfa Romeo, but also the military.

Alfa Romeo Bat-7 (1954) - aerodynamic and design study

Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint (1960) - in front of the Arco della Pace in Milan

Alfa Romeo 1900 (1952) - Production could be massively accelerated due to technical progress, which resulted in unexpectedly high sales.

Giuseppe Luraghi - He was the driving force behind the Alfa Romeo 1900 and also heralded technical progress.

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