Alfa-crazy, forever

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Alfa Romeo sports cars debuted in 1954 with the introduction of the Giulietta Sprint. The Sprint became a predecessor to more famous two-seat sports cars such as the Spider. Giulietta and Giulias have different engines, but they offer similar performance that still impresses sports car collectors.

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Ward Kurtis 500S

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The Ward Kurtis 500S is built by John Ward Racing, and it is based on the Kurtis-Kraft 500S made in 1953. Although its design reflects original, the Ward Kurtis 500S includes technological enhancements such as a V-8 engine and power-assisted steering. The Ward Kurtis 500S sells for about $137,500.

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Euro glamour, Yankee horses: whatever happened to hybrids? In which Piero Rivolta plans a comeback car

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Rivolta, whose former Italian car company Iso Rivolta built powerful sports cars, is developing a new Grifo. Iso Rivolta went out of business in 1974, and Rivolta is currently working on a prototype for a neo-Grifo and may work out a deal with Ford.

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