In March 2011, Alfa Romeo introduced the world to the 4Ca compact two-seater made of a carbon fiber cell with a 1.8 Turbo four-cylinder central engine and 236 Hp, conceived based on the technologies learned with the wonderful 8C Competition. With few modifications, it was released in 2013 and was manufactured until 2020, but since Alfa Romeo never forgets its most emblematic models, they want to celebrate 10 years of the 4C with a unique and exclusive model, called the 4C Designer’s Cut.
The project will be carried out by the Stellantis Historical Department via the program “Reloaded by Creators” and consists of three digital models designed by Alessandro Maccolini from Alfa Romeo’s Centro Stile, which will be voted on by fans of the brands on social networks.
- 4C Tribute: red in color and is inspired by the 33 Stradale, with circle wheels in bronze.
- 4C Corsa: matt gray in color, with black wheels and red calipers, looking for a more industrial look that enhances the car’s curves.
- 4C Legenda: with a vintage spirit, it exhibits a metallic light blue color with white multi-spoke wheels.
Although there are no dates regarding the project yet, the brand is expected to work based on what the fans vote and propose. That model will be customized as a collector’s model and then put up for sale.
The 4C was never a very popular car, but it is considered a cult neoclassic that has even seen its value rise.
