GLOBAL EDITION · SINCE OCTOBER 2023
From a passion for Alfa Romeo to a broader view of the automotive world.
ClubAlfa began as an Alfa Romeo enthusiasts’ community in 2003. The English-language edition launched in October 2023 to bring the project’s automotive coverage to an international audience.
From community to magazine
ClubAlfa’s story began in 2003 with an Alfa Romeo community inspired by the culture of major international forums. Discussions between owners and enthusiasts, their experience with cars and the knowledge of the people taking part formed the foundations of the project.
The forum is a meeting place: a space to ask questions, share experiences and discuss models, maintenance and everyday life with a car. The time and effort contributed by members and staff have helped the community grow.
This history also includes meetings away from the web, events and gatherings that brought enthusiasts together in person. Our connection with the community remains part of ClubAlfa’s identity alongside the magazine’s editorial work.
In 2014, the magazine’s editorial activity joined the community, with news and features covering automotive brands and developments across the sector. The experience of the forum expanded into ongoing editorial work.
Our coverage grew as automotive groups evolved. Alongside Alfa Romeo, Fiat and other Italian brands, we covered FCA and, following the creation of Stellantis in 2021, brands formerly belonging to PSA, including Citroën, Peugeot, Opel and DS Automobiles.
Automobili launched in June 2023. Its purpose is to offer a broader view of the automotive world: readers with a particular interest in Italian brands also want to understand developments across the industry. ClubAlfa Global followed in October of the same year, providing an English-language edition for an international audience.
The history of ClubAlfa
Milestones in our community and editorial work, from the forum to the magazine’s different editions.
- 2003
The Alfa Romeo community
A forum for enthusiasts to share experiences, exchange views and build connections around their passion for the brand.
- 2014
The magazine’s editorial activity
The magazine joins the community, with news and features covering brands and the automotive sector.
- 2021
Broader coverage
Following the creation of Stellantis, the magazine’s coverage extends to Citroën, Peugeot, Opel and DS Automobiles.
- June 2023
Automobili launches
A section dedicated to other manufacturers and developments in the industry, the market and mobility.
- October 2023
ClubAlfa Global launches
The project opens to an international audience with an edition written entirely in English.
What we cover
We write for enthusiasts, readers following the automotive industry and anyone who wants to understand how brands and their products are evolving. We cover new models, manufacturers’ strategies, production, the market, technology and mobility. Alongside news, we publish features, analysis, opinion and articles about automotive history.
Our aim is to help readers understand developments in the sector, distinguishing confirmed information from rumours and interpretations. Our passion for brands and their products goes hand in hand with attention to sources and the context of each story.
Our editions
Publisher and independence
ClubAlfa is published and owned by STAR ATLAS Media S.L.U.. ClubAlfa is not an official Alfa Romeo website and is not affiliated with the brand. Trademarks mentioned in our content belong to their respective owners.
Editorial decisions are the responsibility of the editorial team and publisher. Advertising sales are separate from decisions about content; commercial collaborations must be recognisable to readers. Commercial relationships do not determine the conclusions of our articles. Authors are required to disclose potential conflicts of interest relating to the subjects they cover.
How we work
Authors are responsible for checking the information, attribution and context of the articles they prepare. The editorial team may carry out additional checks according to the content and editorial requirements. Original documents, data and statements take priority when researching relevant sources. Verification continues after publication through updates, new information and readers’ reports. Substantial errors are corrected with a visible, dated note explaining the change; simple typographical errors may be corrected without a note.
Our editorial policy and ethics sets out the principles guiding the editorial team. It also explains our procedure for corrections and updates.
A continuing community
The ClubAlfa forum preserves the space for discussion among enthusiasts where the project began. Users’ discussions and contributions are part of community life, while the magazine’s articles carry their own editorial responsibility. A view expressed on the forum does not automatically represent the editorial team’s position.
Thanks to those who built ClubAlfa
Special thanks go to all the members of our club, with a particular thought for Renato Tradico, Pietro Possenti, Ivan Scelsa, Massimiliano Rinaldi, Davide Gobbi, the entire technical staff and the editorial team, who over the years have faced the most varied challenges and overcome them all.
Contacts and reader reports
To contact the editorial team, provide a clarification or report an error, use our Contact Us page. When reporting an issue with an article, include its URL and information that helps us check it.
For proposals to contribute, you can consult Work with us. For commercial enquiries, see Advertising and contact us with details of your proposal. Information about using the site and the handling of personal data is available in our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
Where to follow us
You can also follow ClubAlfa through our profiles and channels. Full articles and any updates are available on the website.