Since the 1930s the Alfa tradition of sporting coupes has been as strong as that of their open cars. But the coupes, while sometimes overlooked, have arguably been even finer cars than open-topped siblings and they have certainly had more than their fair share of success in competition. This book, by motoring writer Graham Robson, looks at the classic pedigree of Alfa coupes, from the Giulietta in 1954 to the end of Alfasud Sprint and Alfetta production in the 1980s. It also includes specification tables and information on design, production and performance.

Graham Robson has had a long career in the motor industry. He became Competition Manager for Standard Triumph during the 1960s. He is now an independent writer, historian and broadcaster. He has written over 100 books including several Crowood AutoClassics.