Apr. 11 – After the huge success at the Geneva International Motor Show, the Alfa Romeo 4C will be officially displayed for the first time to the German public. The home company chose to do so during the “Classic Techno” exhibition in Essen, that will run until April 14. Now in its 25th edition and one of the most important in the world, the German event is dedicated to collector cars, a sector in constant growth that adds value to the modern automobile one. To accommodate an audience of enthusiasts and experts, Alfa Romeo will have an exhibition area of strong visual impact, highlighting its true passion for engines. In particular, visitors can get to know the new Alfa Romeo 4C while surrounded by seven legendary racing cars: Alfa Romeo RL Targa Florio (1923), Alfa Romeo Giulietta SZ “short tail” (1960), Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ (1963) Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2 (1965) Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale prototype (1967), Alfa Romeo 33/2 “Daytona” (1968) and Alfa Romeo 155 V6 DTM You (1993). Also, the public will also have the opportunity to discover one of the most innovative technological contents of the new ‘super compact’: the carbon fiber chassis. To emphasize the lightness, the particular structure is suspended on the stand and is surrounded by a transparent profile of Alfa Romeo 4C which helps to contextualize its position within the car skeleton.
