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1971-’77 Alfa Romeo MONTREAL

ur neighbor to the north celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1967 and invited the world to its party by hosting Expo 67. The setting of that world’s fair was the Québec city of Montréal, and over the course of six months, more than 55 million people visited the international attraction. One of the most fascinating displays in. The reaction to the cars’ design was so positive that the Italian automaker soon decided to put it in production with minimal changes, even enhancing it with a much stronger, race-derived engine.

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