In an era of digital assists and filtered feedback, the Alfa Romeo 4C stood defiantly analog—engineered to deliver raw, unfiltered emotion in its purest form. Built around a carbon fibre monocoque and weighing just over 1,000kg, the 4C wasn’t merely Alfa’s return to sports cars—it was a declaration of intent.

This particular 2016 example is finished in the ever-iconic Rosso Corsa, a colour that needs no introduction in Italian automotive heritage. Paired with its compact proportions and sculpted aerodynamic curves, the 4C channels the spirit of vintage Alfa race cars with unmistakable modern aggression.

Inside, the cabin is appointed in full black leather and Alcantara, laid bare around exposed carbon panels. Minimalist and driver-centric, the cockpit offers nothing more—and nothing less—than what’s necessary to connect man and machine.

Powered by a mid-mounted 1.75-litre turbocharged engine paired to a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission, the 4C delivers 240bhp to the rear wheels. But it’s not the figures that define it—it’s the visceral experience, the immediacy of its response, and the purity of its handling.

With production now ended and appreciation continuing to rise, the Alfa Romeo 4C is already securing its place as a future classic. For the discerning driver or collector, this example in Rosso Corsa offers a rare opportunity to own a modern Alfa that’s as much art as it is machine.

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