Английская Википедия:Alfa Romeo Portello Plant
The Alfa Romeo Portello Plant in Portello Milan, Italy was the first Alfa Romeo factory, and the main factory between 1908 and the 1960s. The factory was closed in 1986 following FIAT's buyout of Alfa Romeo, but all major production had already been transferred 20 years earlier to the Alfa Romeo Arese Plant. The history of the factory is primarily involved in automobile manufacture, but over the years other products were manufactured as well.
History
The first industrial plant was founded by the French company Darracq, which had decided to open a branch in Italy. The site chosen for that purpose was directly adjacent to areas that had hosted the 1906 International fair in Milan. The location was on Via Gattamelata in Milan, on the way to Gallarate, in the then extreme north-western outskirts of the city.
The same area was chosen by other car companies to establish their headquarters or branches, first Isotta Fraschini, then Citroën, FIAT, Carrozzeria Touring, Zagato and the Cesare Sala Bodyworks. The latter was essentially forced to choose that area because their activities were closely linked to those of Alfa.[1]
In 1997 Gabriele Salvatores shot his 1997 film Nirvana (film) in the Plant. The factory buildings were subsequently demolished to make room to a green area. The city park inaugurated in 2011 as Parco del Portello. (Or Parco Industria Alfa Romeo)
List of cars produced
Image | Brand | Model | Production start/end | Nr. produced | Note |
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Файл:Alfa Romeo1906.jpg | Darracq | 8/10 HP and 14/16 HP | 1906/1909 | In 1909 the Darracq company ceased operation and the plant was purchased by a group of Milanese businessmen. | |
Файл:ALFA-24-HP.jpg | A.L.F.A. | 24 HP | 1910/1913 | The platform of the 24HP was the basis for a family of cars built before 1921 as the 12HP, 15HP, 40-60 HP, 15-20 HP and 20-30 HP. | |
Файл:Alfa 12 hp.jpg | A.L.F.A. | 12 HP | 1910/1911 | ||
Файл:Alfa 15 HP.jpg | A.L.F.A. | 15 HP | 1911/1913 | ||
Файл:Alfa Romeo 4060.jpg | A.L.F.A. | 40-60 HP | 1913/1914 | ||
A.L.F.A. | 15-20 HP | 1913/1914 | |||
Файл:Alfa Romeo 20-30 ES.jpg | A.L.F.A. - Alfa Romeo | 20-30 HP | 1914/1921 | 124 | Produced until 1918 as A.L.F.A. |
Файл:1921 Alfa Romeo G1 Zagato limousine.jpg | Alfa Romeo | G1 | 1921/1923 | ||
Файл:Alfa-Romeo-RL.jpg | Alfa Romeo | RL | 1922/1927 | ||
Файл:Alfa Romeo RM Sport Castagna.jpg | Alfa Romeo | RM | 1923/1925 | circa 500 | |
Файл:Alfa-Romeo 6C-2500-Touring.JPG | Alfa Romeo | 6C | 1925/1954 | ||
Файл:Alfa Romeo 1938 8C 2900B Berlinetta - John Shirley AD.jpg | Alfa Romeo | 8C | 1931/1939 | ||
Файл:Alfa Romeo 1900 berlina (front view).jpg | Alfa Romeo | 1900 | 1950/1959 | 17,243 | The 1900 was assembled under license in Belgium by "Empire" from 1953 to 1954 and in Argentina by "Industrias Kaiser Argentina" from 1960 to 1962. |
Файл:MHV Alfa-Romeo Matta 01.jpg | Alfa Romeo | Matta | 1951/1955 | 2,161 | |
Файл:Gaisbergrennen 2009 Bergfahrt 156.jpg | Alfa Romeo | Alfa Romeo Giulietta | 1955/1963 | circa 132,000 | The Spider and coupe versions were built at the Pininfarina plant respectively at San Giorgio Canavese (Turin) and Grugliasco (Torino). They were also assembled in South Africa in East London from 1960 to 1963. |
Файл:Alfa 2000 touring spider.JPG | Alfa Romeo 2000 | 2000 | 1958/1961 | 6,961 | The 2000 was built in Brazil until 1969 by the Fabrica Nacional de Motores, Brazilian subsidiary of Alfa Romeo, with the name of FNM 2000 |
Файл:Renault Dauphine red.jpg | Alfa Romeo (Renault) | Dauphine | 1959/1963 | The Alfa Romeo produced this car under license on behalf of Renault. The differences from the French model were limited to the electrical system 12V (Magneti-Marelli) and the presence of the trademark "Alfa Romeo" on the trunk. | |
Файл:Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint.JPG | Alfa Romeo | 2600 | 1961/1968 | 11,453 | The 2600 was also assembled in South Africa in East London from 1963 to 1968. |
Файл:Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 TI vr.jpg | Alfa Romeo | Giulia | 1962/1965 | In 1965 production was transferred to the new Alfa Romeo Arese Plant in Milan. |
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