1. The Historical Museum

2. List of cars manufactured

3. References

The Alfa Romeo Arese Plant was a plant area where Alfa Romeo had its head office for more than two decades prior to 1986. After Fiat Group purchased Alfa Romeo in 1986, Arese became one of the assembly plants of Fiat Group. The factory is in the Province of Milan in the Italian region Lombardy, located about {{convert|12|km|mi}} northwest of Milan. The Arese plant replaced the old Alfa Romeo Portello factory and its construction was started in 1960^[1] and took three years and until the end of the 1990s it was the biggest plant of Alfa Romeo covering a very wide area, partly in the territories of Lainate and Garbagnate Milanese. The factory became known as the Arese plant only because the main entrance is in the municipality of Arese.

Today the factory is almost totally closed and abandoned, since the Alfa Romeo owners (Fiat S.p.A.) have almost completely moved design and production to other factories inside and outside Italy. The company's final manufacturing activities at Arese ended in 2005 when the Alfa Romeo V6 engine production stopped in Arese.^[2]

The few remaining employees (about 500) have often demonstrated against their dismissal. At the moment, most of the factory buildings are abandoned and the local administrations are looking for projects to use the huge area in a proper way, given its location. Arese and the factory are in fact very close to the newest services of Milan town, such as the high speed railway and the new exhibition centre FieraMilano. Several Italian highways pass very close to Arese as well: the A8, the A9, the A4, and the west Milan bypass highway which links to A1 and A7. The Centro Stile Alfa Romeo (design department) created in 1990 was one of the last company activities in Arese, but was moved in summer 2009 to Turin^[3] the last designs made in Arese being the MiTo and Giulietta.^[4]

The Historical Museum

One of the few activities which are still located in the Alfa Romeo buildings is the Museo Storico Alfa Romeo, which is hosted in a dedicated building of great architectural value. In February 2011, the museum was "closed for renovations", but eventually reopened in June 2015 after extensive renovations.^[5][6]

List of cars manufactured

References

• Geordie Greig
• Geordie Henderson
• Geordie Hormel
• Geordie in Wonderland (album)
• Geordie in Wonderland (song)
• Geordie Kinnear
• Geordie Messiah
• Geordie Racer
• Geordie Robertson
• Geordie Walker
• Geordi laforge
• Geordi la Forge
• Geordi Maneuver
• GEOREF
• GeoRef
• Georeferencing
• Georegistration
• Georffrey Humphries
• Georg
• Georga
• Georg Ackermann (athlete)
• Georg Adlersparre
• Georg Adolf Erman
• Georga Island
• Georg Albert of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt