Autodelta, Europe’s foremost Alfa Romeo tuning specialist, has chosen the occasion of this week's 75th Geneva Salon, as the ideal showcase to introduce its latest creation, the Autodelta Alfa GT Super, to a truly international audience.

Autodelta’s presence in Geneva is made more poignant by the recent appointment of its latest international dealer, Swiss-based B+K Automobile AG.

Equipped with access to Autodelta’s most popular and powerful models, which are tailor-made to customer specifications, this new dealer hopes to satisfy its clientele’s wish for a car which combines beauty and an outstanding sporting heritage, with the benefit of extra power and enhanced performance. B+K Automobile AG will have two Autodelta demonstration cars on hand for potential customers to drive.

Autodelta arrives at the 75th Geneva Salon, after a highly successful 2004, when their new strategic direction of creating bespoke, individually-tailored Alfa Romeo models paid off handsomely. It all started with the debut of the 328 bhp Autodelta 147 GTA AM 3.7 at the prestigious MPH03 Motor Show. This car moved BBC Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson to enthuse that “mad amounts of power and astounding grip make this the hottest hatch – ever!”

Then the Autodelta 156 GTA AM 3.7 arrived last summer, snapping at the heels of its little sister, before the Autodelta GT Super, embracing the latest supercharging technology, completed the line-up when it was unveiled at MPH04.
 

More exciting Alfa Romeo-based Autodelta models are now in the final development stage and are due for release in April 2005: Supercharged versions of the Alfa 147 GTA, 156 GTA, Spider and GTV 3.2 V6.

This new range utilises Autodelta’s vast experience with supercharging, and builds on the GT Super’s compact, innovative and powerful centrifugal compressor, which has greatly impressed since its introduction. Orders from as far away as Moscow and Japan are now waiting for these cars.

Meanwhile the imminent arrival of the brand-new Alfa Romeo 159 and Brera, both to be officially launched at the Geneva show, are providing Autodelta’s talented engineers with a fresh challenge to breathe their own gusto into the exciting new models, and push the cars’ individual sporting character to the extreme.

Already very much in demand on the UK market where it was launched just two months ago, the 320 bhp 3.2-litre V6 supercharged Autodelta Alfa Romeo GT Super will be displayed for the duration of the Swiss Motor Show on the stand of Ragazzon, in Hall 7. Italian-based Ragazzon, who have a wealth of experiencing of creating high performance exhaust systems, are a long-term development partner of Autodelta, and so presenting the GT Super on their stand, vividly symbolises the close working relationship between the two firms.