Quick fun project, how about a 3 row version of the Tonale. Some European companies have been releasing 3 row versions of their compact SUVs. Not sure if this is to lure in some of the people who used to buy MPVs/minivans, but that is my thinking.
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Full size Alfa Romeo SUV. Will only be posting this on Patreon, so if you want to see it, subscribe one of the tiers I have.n
Quick render of an Alfa spider. Experimenting with different base cars for a good roadster. Larger size on my Patreon.
Quick render, larger size on my Patreon.
Made this a while ago, posted on my Patreon a week ago.
A quick Alfa 147 Roadster. Full HD and 1600px versions can be found on my Patreon.
From this post forward, I will be only posting 1080px versions on the website. Higher resolution versions can be found on my Patreon. The lowest tier is $1, so only $12 per year. There is a $5 tier, which has 1920px versions and more information and details about the render.
I will not be posting my work on Instagram because the engagement there has dropped dramatically this year, so I see no point of posting there anymore.
Had really enjoyed making this. I decided to remove it from IG, as quite a few of the comments were disrespectful and offensive. It has a combination of Alfa parts, like the new Junior (Milano), Tonale and Giulia.
The original is a Alpine A110 from Car Magazine. If anyone from Car Magazine wishes to use this in an article, feel free.
In an alternate universe where Alfa Romeo had their own cargo vans to compete with Mercedes Benz.
Another old render. When the Tonale was debuted, there weren't many press photos but there were many review photos. I wanted to make a convertible but couldn't find any good shots. But this shot from autoscout24.at looked like a good base photo, so I decided to see what I could make.
In the end, I wasn't happy with how it turned out, so just posting it here rather than on Instagram.
Having already created a wagon, and the 3 door sprint, time to round out the lineup with a cabrio. I also made a roadster version.
I think that is enough Giulietta renders for the moment, time to move on to something else.
And now for something a bit ridiculous, a mix of Alfa Romeo 8C and Porsche Taycan. Apart from the new front end, I added new mirrors, new door handles, rear 3/4 fender changed, and a bit of the side also changed.
The Giulietta was quite a successful model for Alfa Romeo, almost selling 500,000 units globally. Perhaps if Alfa had released a wagon version, and with a diesel, perhaps we would see much higher sales figures. But how much higher? 600,000? more? Would the development costs have been justified?
In a post on the Autopareri forums, a user posted some photos from Alfa Romeo with old scale models and designs for past cars like the MiTo, 159, etc. In those photos are what appears to be a MiTo sprint, with a sloping rear roof. I tried to replicate it as close as I could but I don't think it it 100% the same. I wonder how far along the idea was at Alfa and if there were any plans for it to be released. In those same photos there is also a model for a MiTo cabrio. Below are photos of the Sprint model.
Source: Autopareri forums
A quick one day render, a small Alfa Romeo Spider using the Fiat Barchetta as a base. I am really surprised how well this turned out. Maybe I should make more 1 day renders.
Would you buy one?
