Short-lived Milanese sports-car marque pioneering independent suspension across two French-engined designs

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2models on record
1925–1927recorded span
Model activity by decade
1920s1920s
About the marque
Founded
1925 – 1927
Country
Italy

Giuseppe Alfieri founded A.G. Alfieri in Milan in 1925. Although the company survived only two years, it became notable for unusually early independent-wheel suspension engineering. The Tipo 1 Sport used a 1,094 cc Chapuis-Dornier four-cylinder engine rated at 14 hp. Its 1927 successor, the Tipo 2 Sport or Super Sport, adopted revised independent front suspension and a 1,074 cc S.C.A.P. four with a Cozette supercharger producing more than 20 hp. Insolvency ended the business in 1927, leaving those two models as its complete documented catalog.

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