Venturing onto the second secret floor, Metcalfe encountered more automotive marvels. Highlights included the 1988 164 Pro-Car, boasting a monstrous 600-horsepower 3,500 cc V10 engine, the robust 1951 1900M AR 51 Matta, and the forward-looking 2003 Kamal concept car, alongside an array of other concept vehicles and iconic models such as the 1953 1900 C52 Disco Volante Coupe and the 1972 Alfetta Spider Coupe. Modern race cars also appeared, rounding off this captivating display of Alfa Romeo’s innovation through the ages, with the newly revealed 33 Stradale as its most modern offering.
The secret museum floors of Alfa Romeo’s Milan showcase primarily prototypes and concept cars, providing a rare treat for automotive enthusiasts and aficionados. This behind-the-scenes glimpse into Alfa Romeo’s rich history and unreleased designs is a testament to the brand’s enduring legacy of innovation and creativity.
For those fortunate enough to explore these hidden treasures, it’s a journey through time and an intimate encounter with automotive excellence.
