Alfa Romeo Romeo

Alfa Romeo Romeo
Manufacturer:	Alfa Romeo
Production period:	1954-1983
Previous model:
Successor:	Alfa Romeo AR6

The Alfa Romeo Romeo is a pickup truck that the car manufacturer Alfa Romeo produced from 1954 to 1983.

Alfa Romeo Romeo 1954–1966

Romeo / Romeo 2 / Romeo 3 / Romeo T10 / Autotutto
Romeo 2 (1954-1966)
Production period:	1954-1966
Designs:	Panel vans , flatbed trucks , minibuses
Engines:	Otto engine : 1.3 liters (26 kW) Diesel engine : 1.2 liters (22 kW)

The vehicle has independent suspension and front-wheel drive . In addition to a four-cylinder gasoline engine with two overhead camshafts, a two-cylinder two-stroke diesel engine with reverse scavenging and Roots scavenging fan was available as the drive source . The petrol engine is the same as in the Alfa Romeo Giulietta .

The first Romeo was called "Romeo", "Romeo T10" or "Autotutto", most vehicles were built as "Romeo 2" from 1954 to 1966. The "Romeo 3" with improved hydraulics was only available in 1966.

A total of 23,000 copies of this first generation were built in Italy and under license in Spain by FADISA (Fabricacion de Automoviles Diesel SA). The Spanish vehicles had a different engine.

Romeo 2 with high roof

Romeo II F11 / F12 A11 / A12 1966–1983

Romeo F12 / Romeo A12
Romeo F12 (1966-1983)
Production period:	1966-1983
Designs:	Panel vans , flatbed trucks , minibuses
Engines:	Otto engine : 1.3 liters (39 kW) Diesel engine : 1.8 liters (37 kW)
Length:	4490 mm
Width:	1800 mm
Wheelbase:	2300 mm

In 1966 the second generation of the vehicle appeared, which was officially called the F12 or A12. The doors were no longer hinged at the back , but at the front. The headlights were enclosed in a frame that also formed part of the grille. The closed versions were now called "Alfa Romeo F12" and the open versions "Alfa Romeo A12".

From 1967 to 1971 the variants F11 and A11 were also available, which with their reduced payload and maximum performance were also approved in Italian city centers.

In 1977 there was a final facelift of the front with a black plastic grille and the Alfa emblem in chrome, there were also other headlights and bumpers. The dashboard has also been redesigned.

Production ended in 1983 and the Alfa Romeo AR6 replaced the model.

FADISA / Ebro F series

Ebro F series

The Romeo was manufactured under license from Fabricacion de Automoviles Diesel SA (FADISA) in Spain , but had a Perkins diesel engine here.

Ebro took over FADISA in 1967 and continued to build their models. The Romeo II F11 / 12 and A11 / 12 have now become the " Alfa Romeo Ebro F-100 " in Spain . The facelift version of the Romeo A11 / 12 and F11 / 12 from 1977 was produced by Ebro - slightly revised - now under its own brand name as " Ebro F-108 ". After Nissan joined Ebro as the " Ebro F-Series ". After the complete takeover of Ebro by Nissan, the model - again revised - became the Nissan Trade , which was built until 2004.

In the end, the construction, albeit optically and technically changed, was built for 50 years.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ A Romeo? What's that? Tony Stevens, accessed February 23, 2010 . 
2. ↑ Alfa Romeo Romeo 2 Furgone. (No longer available online.) Black and White Garage, archived from the original on April 10, 2013 ; Retrieved February 23, 2010 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
3. ↑ Advertisement of an Alfa Ebro-F-100  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  

Timeline of Alfa Romeo models from 1945 to today
Type	Independent until 1933, then state-owned																																									from 1986 part of Fiat
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Small car																																																																MiTo (955)
Compact class																																							Arna
																												Alfasud											33											145 , 146 (930)							147 (937)									Giulietta (940)
Middle class											Giulietta Berlina							Giulia																Giulietta (type 116)							75							155					156 (932)								159 (939)										Giulia (952)
upper middle class																												Alfetta												90				164										166 (936)
	...	6C 2500				1900 Berlina								2000 Berlina				2600 Berlina							1750/2000 Berlina										Alfa 6
Coupe										Giulietta Sprint								Giulia Sprint GT														Alfasud Sprint																												GT (937)
							1900C sprint / super sprint									2000 sprint		2600 sprint					1750/2000 GT Veloce							Alfetta GT / GTV																			GTV (916)												Brera (939)
Cabriolet											Giulietta Spider							Giulia Spider				Spider ("Duetto")																												Spider (916)												Spider (939)
														2000 spider			2600 spider
Sports car								Disco Volante															Tipo 33			Montreal																			SZ / RZ																		8C Competizione						4C
Off-road vehicle and SUV								Matta																																																																	Stelvio (949)
Vans										Romeo												F12 / A12																			AR6
																																		AR8
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