The Alfa Romeo 4C is coming to America and there's good reason to be excited. In fact, there are at least 14 good reasons.

Alfa Romeos are known for being pleasing to nearly all the senses. They look great, feel great to drive, and also sound great. (They probably taste great too, honestly.) And the Alfa Romeo 8C Disco Volante, which showed up at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este this weekend, is no exception.

Today in 1873 Levi Strauss patented copper-riveted canvas pants. Eventually switching to blue denim, those tough pants became the jeans we all wear all the damn time. Jeans have also been oddly influential for cars, with several cars sporting jeans-based themes, even to this day.

The Alfa Romeo Montreal is one of the great Italian grand touring cars of the 1970s. Now you can get one for free!

Welcome to the late eighties, at Alfa Romeo's historic Portello Factory in Milan. Fiat just took over the whole company, and the last employee was transferred to the Arese Plant in Lombardy. They left a mess.

The V6 is about as boring as an engine can be, right? This twin-turbo Alfa Romeo is here to prove that wrong.

The folks over at 4C Forums got their hands on a rather interesting document featuring the luscious upcoming Alfa Romeo 4C mid-engine sportscar. I'm not sure it's legit, but if it is, it tells us some things we didn't know yet about the car that's being pegged as the key to Alfa Romeo's revival in the U.S.

We’re pretty excited about the upcoming Alfa Romeo 4C making its way over to America by the end of this year. But wait, it's already here!

The upcoming Alfa 4C has been controversial to say the least, particularly in terms of styling. Would a retro design fix any doubts about the car?

I have to say that Petrolicious is fast becoming one of my favorite non-Jalopnik car sites. We have very similar tastes in cars, and they've been putting out some awesome videos as of late. Their newest one centers on Alfa Romeo collector Manuel Leon Minassian, whose assortment of Alfas is truly lust-inspiring.