Alfa Romeo 90

The Alfa Romeo 90, Type 162A, was an executive car built by the Italian maker between 1984 and 1987. Bertone designed it and it was introduced at the 1984 Turin Motor Show, where it was positioned between the Giulietta Nuova and the Alfa 6, both of which were dropped soon after. It used the Alfetta chassis with its rear mounted transaxle and took its engines from the larger Alfa 6. The angular, conservative body had a small chin spoiler that extended above a certain speed, and a drag coefficient of 0.37. Five engines were offered, two Twin Cam fours, two fuel injected V6 units and a VM Motori turbodiesel. Production was a little over fifty six thousand cars, and it was made only as a sedan.