Autodelta recently concluded a successful appearance at the MPH09 Motor Show where the Alfa Romeo design and tuning house presented its latest models, the Autodelta J4 3.2 C and Autodelta Brera S 3.2 “Compressore”, for their world premières, as well as presenting the one-off Spider Superflow.

Autodelta recently concluded a successful appearance at the MPH09 Motor Show, held at the Earls Court Exhibition Centre, London, where the global-leading Alfa Romeo design and tuning house presented its latest models, the Autodelta 159 J4 3.2 C and Autodelta Brera S 3.2 “Compressore”, for their world premières. They were both very well received by visitors to the prestigious four day extravaganza that is dedicated to high performance and luxury cars. Alongside sports offerings such as the Bugatti Veyron, Pagani Zonda Cinque, Lamborghini Murciélago and Ferrari California, the Autodelta-bred cars comfortably stood out, their style, grace, beauty, exclusivity, name and presence, an Alfa Romeo is always more equal than its rivals.

Both new cars feature a powerful supercharged V6 engine with 352 bhp to fulfill the long-standing, Autodelta tradition of providing superb capability, day-to-day usability, and consumer access. Leveraging the historic Alfa Romeo ideals of sports motoring is at the core of the Autodelta vision and with these two new cars we are confident that enthusiasts of the brand will be completely satisfied that the 159 and Brera have been optimally repackaged meaning that owners are set for a fun and pleasurable driving experience. Autodelta’s DNA is firmly embedded into every pore of these new models.

The Autodelta J4 3.2 C exudes the distinctive style, feel and charisma of the golden era of “gran turismo” motoring while the Brera S 3.2 “Compressore” completes the project started by Prodrive with the Brera S as it addresses the fundamental issue, and one that was left untouched: providing a significant power increase to turn this beautiful Italian machine into the high powered sports car that Alfisti so desire, delivering its dynamic capability in a totally useable and integrated manner. Orders are now being taken for both cars and Autodelta will outline full specifications and pricing in the at PistonHeads: The Performance Car Show on January 14, 2010.

Lining up alongside the two new models at Earls Court was the dashing Autodelta Spider Superflow, a perfect example of the ‘Atelier’ spirit, that is always alive and flourishing at Autodelta, where its craftsmen constantly create individual, one-off cars to a customer’s most exacting requirements. Under the skin, the Spider Superflow features Autodelta's supercharged 3.2 V6 engine, along with upgraded transmission, suspension, brakes, chassis and electronics. This high performance package has been dressed in an bold new coat that was drew upon the brand’s long and rich history for its inspiration; and the result is the creation of the most distinctive, unique Alfa Romeo convertible in the world today, a car that breathes cherished tradition fused with bold new ideas. This flamboyant car has been entrusted with the famous historic name ‘Superflow’ in recognition of one of the most influential designs in the history of the brand.

Autodelta Managing Director Jano Djelalian says: “We’re all delighted with the reception that the Autodelta J4 3.2 C and Autodelta Brera S Compressore received during the show which rewarding for our engineers’ hard work. MPH is always an excellent venue to première new products and we see a lot of existing customers and get a lot of feedback which is great; that we always take orders at the show and welcome new customers into the Autodelta ‘family’ is of course the icing on the cake.  The Autodelta J4 3.2 C completes our range for the petrol engined Alfa 159 and confidently carries forward the theme of a performance-focused but still luxurious gran tourer that we evolved with the 2.2 C programme last year. The Brera S takes our proven supercharging programme along with suspension improvements to complete the project that Prodrive identified and started with their “S” version.

"It’s been five years since we embarked on our strategy of bringing clear definition to a technology-driven bespoke car programme, taking Alfa Romeo’s excellent products, introducing our innovations and redefining them into the all-round capable sports cars that those passionate about the brand so crave. No our focus is on the PistonHeads Show next month where we will get Alfa Romeo’s centenary year off with an in-depth display of Autodelta and Alfa Romeo models, plus some novelties.”