Here's one-of-a-kind Alfa Romeo Vittoria You've never known before

Weird ONES - Did you know that the unconventional and unique Alfa Romeo Vittoria, a one-off concept car, traces its roots back to the Alfa Romeo 75 Milano, initially launched in 1985 as a contender against the BMW 3 Series (E30)? 

The 1995 Alfa Romeo Vittoria built by Carrozzeria Castagna, based on 1987 Alfa Romeo 75 Milano and debuted at the 1995 Geneva Motor Show. (Picture from: Motor1)

Crafted by Carrozzeria Castagna, this extraordinary vehicle began its journey in 1987, when Castagna acquired an Alfa Romeo 75 Milano, transforming it into a distinctive coupe design in 1994, and unveiling it at the Geneva Motor Show the following year.

The 1995 Alfa Romeo Vittoria by Castagna inspired by the distinctive styling of the SZ (Sprint Zagato), and stands out with its peculiar appearance. (Picture from: Motor1)

Inspired by the distinctive styling of the Alfa Romeo SZ (Sprint Zagato), the Vittoria stands out with its peculiar appearance. Despite its conceptual origins, this street-legal masterpiece sadly spent most of its existence tucked away in a warehouse, reflected in its mere 2,500 kilometers (1,553 miles) recorded on the odometer.

The Carrozzeria Castagna's redesign of the 1995 Alfa Romeo Vittoria concept car involves hand-finished aluminum body panels adorning a robust steel frame. (Picture from: Motor1)

The Carrozzeria Castagna's redesign of the concept car involves hand-finished aluminum body panels adorning a robust steel frame. Inside, a revamped interior boasts dark green leather seats, wood trim, and a prominent Vittoria logo on the passenger side dashboard. Additional features include a Momo steering wheel and green Alcantara on the door cards, center console, and above the instrument cluster.

The 1995 Alfa Romeo Vittoria by Castagna featured with a revamped interior boasts dark green leather seats, wood trim, and a prominent Vittoria logo on the passenger side dashboard. (Picture from: Motor1)

Under the hood, the Vittoria retains the Alfa Romeo 75 Milano's powerhouse – the legendary 3.0-liter V6 "Busso" engine. Modified by the Casalmaggiore company, the engine now boasts an impressive 255 horsepower, delivering its might to the rear wheels through a five-speed manual gearbox. 

The 1995 Alfa Romeo Vittoria by Castagna powered by the legendary 3.0-liter V6 "Busso" engine after modified by the Casalmaggiore company, so it now boasts an impressive 255 hp, coupled with a five-speed manual gearbox. (Picture from: Motor1)

Bringing this unique coupe to a standstill is a Brembo brake system, complemented by an upgraded suspension featuring Koni coaxial shock absorbers on both axles and front independent coil springs.

The 1995 Alfa Romeo Vittoria by Castagna boasts a distinctive rear view designed to enhance aerodynamics, featuring the innovative Kamm tail design. (Picture from: Motor1)

For those intrigued by the allure of this oddly styled Alfa Romeo coupe, good news awaits. Motor1 reports that by the end of this month, Car & Classic will auction the 1995 Alfa Romeo Vittoria by Castagna, and the estimated auction prices fall within the range of £125,000 to £135,000 ($155,000 to $167,000). 

If you’re an automotive enthusiast seeking to add a remarkable piece of automotive history to your collection, this meticulously preserved gem could be the perfect addition you’ve been searching for. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | MOTOR1 | TOPSPEED | CARTHROTTLE | FINARTE.IT | SCUDERIA DEL PORTELLO ALFA ROMEO ]

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