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Here's a preview of what the Alfa Romeo Milano will look like before its April reveal.

Have you ever thought about how Enzo Ferrari could be linked to the Peugeot 404? On the surface, these two vehicles seem to come from entirely different worlds one is a symbol of high-performance luxury, while the other is known for its practicality and reliability. However, their connection offers a fascinating glimpse into the broader world of automotive design, where passion meets practicality and innovation shapes everyday driving experiences. This unlikely relationship underscores how the philosophies of engineering and design overlap, even in the most unexpected places. 🔗 Discover more about this surprising intersection in car history here: https://lnkd.in/dS649MxM

Let's review this email from Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. 🚘 Ps. Which brand’s email should I review next? Comment below!

Would you buy a $50,000 Ferrari? Or would you be offended? When it comes to pricing, it's not just numbers on a tag but a description of "worth" that can dictate the success or downfall of a product. We are constantly analyzing and strategizing how to stay ahead. One area that often gets overlooked is pricing. Price isn't just a number - it's part of your story. It communicates your value proposition and positions you amongst competitors. Consider luxury autos. A "cheap Ferrari" would be so offensive to its current customers that it would probably affect their willingness to buy other cars from the brand. Meanwhile, those seeking $50,000 cars might never consider the Ferrari, expecting it to be completely bare-bones compared to alternatives. Understanding this dynamic can be transformative. Through narrative pricing, we can direct how our products are perceived, attract the right customers, and even push competitors out of space. So, dive deep into stories next time you assess your pricing strategy. A well-thought-out approach might be the game-changer you've been looking for! Price is more than a number - wield it strategically! #BusinessStrategy #PricingStrategy #Pricing #NarrativePricing #Storytelling #Luxury #ConsumerGoods #MakeStrategyGreat

Core competence and competitive advantage of Alfa Romeo Alfa Romeo Automobiles S.p.A. (Italian: [ˈalfa roˈmɛːo]) is an Italian luxury car manufacturer and a subsidiary of Stellantis Italy. It was founded on 24 June 1910 in Milan, Italy, as A.L.F.A., an acronym for Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili.[a] The brand is known for sport-oriented vehicles and has been involved in car racing since 1911. As of 2023 it is a subsidiary of the multinational automotive manufacturing corporation Stellantis Alfa Romeo's core competencies lie in their heritage of innovative design, performance engineering, and a distinctive Italian aesthetic. Their competitive advantage stems from a blend of advanced technology, craftsmanship, and a unique brand identity, positioning them as a premium choice in the automotive market. Applying the VRIN framework: 1) Valuable: Alfa Romeo's brand heritage and design contribute to their perceived value in the luxury car segment. 2) Rare: The combination of Italian flair and engineering expertise is relatively rare in the automotive industry, giving Alfa Romeo a distinctive edge. 3) Inimitable: Alfa Romeo's heritage and design philosophy are not easily replicated, making it challenging for competitors to imitate their unique appeal. 4) Non-substitutable: The emotional connection and heritage associated with Alfa Romeo are not easily replaced, providing a non-substitutable aspect to their offerings. In essence, Alfa Romeo's core competencies and the VRIN characteristics contribute to a sustainable competitive advantage, positioning them uniquely in the automotive market. #NixonSabu #alfaromeo #MBA2224 #strategicmanagement #EKTA Dr. Sudeep B. Chandramana MACFAST (Mar Athanasios College for Advanced Studies Tiruvalla)

last 2 weeks were a concentrate of emotion, with Alfa Romeo #Junior Veloce making its dynamic debut to world's press. The most fun to drive compact is what I wanted, what we promised. Some of the feedbacks: "Alfa revolutionizes the market" - SPA "There are not many electric cars that can behave like that – none in this segment” - DE "it’s a sign that electric cars can be fun, light and reasonably simple" - GB "It's a 4 meter GTAm" -TK "This car marks a new concept of electric cars..it doesn't behave as any other tested till now" - GB "There is nothing else like that, agile" - JAP "So smooth and confortable in natural..in dynamic so reactive quick sharp nimble...nothing comparable with competitors" - AUS

Think of “Alfa Romeo” and your mind will be full of superlatives.. Since its inception in 1920, the company has created vehicles that bring the thrill of sports car ownership to the masses and that's what is special about Alfa Romeo. I've always felt driving an Alfa, you can always sense that the guys designing it had the driver in mind and wanted to build the most exciting car possible. That Giulia Quardrifoglio is a beauty🔥 History tells me that Alfa Romeo vehicles are only for petrolheads or simply for those who enjoy the pleasure of driving a good car. Because Alfa Romeo (and to the same extent Italian cars in general) are usually a bit more tuned for a better driving experience… I've been thinking that causal owners will always be suspicious of reliability, cost of ownership or perhaps the resale value.. And the last one, resale value has always been a cause of concern and is somehow true. Usually, people are satisfied with the high cost of ownership with German brands but if it happens to be an Italian car, they always think. I should've known better.. ALFA is truly by enthusiast for enthusiast. Most underrated cars I've ever witnessed over a period of time..

Here’s everything we know about the new Alfa Romeo Giulia 2025 #alfaromeo #stellantis

Why Ferrari Survived While Other Car Brands Fell In this video, we explore why Ferrari thrived during the recent automotive crisis, while major brands like Lamborghini faced significant revenue losses. Discover the key factors behind Ferrari's enduring strength and branding strategy that kept them ahead in tough times. #FerrariSuccess #CarBrandAnalysis #AutomotiveCrisis #Lamborghini #BrandStrength #RevenueLoss #LuxuryCars #BusinessStrategy #MarketSurvival #CarIndustryTrends