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Imagine a Ferrari so secret that not even the factory at Maranello knew about it. That’s the incredible story of Pininfarina’s Ferrari Testarossa-based F90, built for the Brunei royal family, that we’re able to tell exclusively this month. If the F90 represents one Ferrari extreme, accessible Ferraris are also represented this month, with a bumper guide to the V8s and V12s you should consider if you have a budget of £40,000 to £60,000. The Alfasud was famously Alfa Romeo’s first ever front-wheel drive car, but this month we have a story on an all-wheel drive one: the incredible twin-engined Alfasud Bimotore. Another sporty mid-1970s Italian is profiled, too, with the Fiat 131 Sport/Racing, while Fiat’s new 500X Sport gets a road test outing. Rare Italian metal this month includes the V8-powered Intermeccanica Italia and Cisitalias and more from jet-age designer, Giovanni Savonuzzi. And despite everything, we’ve been out and about at as many events as we could get to as well!

CONTENTS
FERRARI F90 – Exclusive: Pininfarina’s Testarossa-based supercar for Brunei
FERRARIS FOR £40K-£60K – Expert advice on buying a bargain from Maranello
ALFA ROMEO ALFASUD BIMOTORE – The incredible story of a twin-engined, all-wheel drive Alfasud
FIAT 131 SPORT – Fiat’s family saloon that bathed in Abarth’s rally glory
FIAT 500X SPORT – We drive the sporty new body-kitted, lowered 500X Sport
INTERMECCANICA ITALIA – An ultra-rare UK example of the delicately styled, American-engined roadster
GIOVANNI SAVONUZZI PROFILE – Pioneer of aerodynamics and jet-age design
TEAM CARS – Tales of the Alfas, Maseratis and Fiats that we own ourselves
MODENA CENTO ORE CLASSIC – Aurelias and more on the Modenese rally
SOUTHERN ALFA DAY – AROC’s big Alfa Romeo bash at Stonor Park
OBSCURATI – Sporty Cinquecento: the Maggiora 995 TC