1971 Alfa Romeo Montreal

The 1971 Alfa Romeo Montreal is a distinctive, muscular sports car produced during the era of Italian craftsmanship and design flair. Manufactured in 1971, this elegant vehicle bears its name from the Canadian city where it was first displayed at the Montreal Expo of that year. The Montreal, with its sleek lines designed by Bertone and powered by a lively dual-overhead-cam, inline-four engine capable of generating 200 horsepower, embodies Alfa Romeo's spirit of performance and elegance. One of its most striking features is the iconic, oversized plastic NACA duct on its hood, which not only adds racing-inspired aesthetics but also aids in engine cooling.

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