Alfa Romeo 1900 Victoria

Vehicle Overview

The Alfa Romeo 1900 Victoria was a stunning cabriolet crafted by the renowned Italian coachbuilder Stabilimenti Farina. Produced in an extremely limited run of just four examples between 1952 and 1953, the Victoria was one of the final masterpieces from this historic carrozzeria. Built on the 1900L chassis,  Alfa Romeo’s special chassis designed for cabriolets—this rare open top embodied the perfect blend of elegance and performance. The Victoria showcased Stabilimenti Farina’s refined design philosophy, featuring sleek, flowing lines that exuded timeless sophistication. The cabriolet configuration emphasized luxury and exclusivity, making it a highly desirable creation. The car’s proportions were beautifully balanced, with a long, graceful hood, sculpted fenders, and an understated yet elegant front grille that seamlessly complemented the overall design. Inside, the Victoria featured a finely crafted interior with high-quality materials, reflecting the bespoke nature of coachbuilt automobiles of the era. Every detail was carefully considered to enhance both driver and passenger comfort, reinforcing its status as a grand touring cabriolet. As one of the last models produced before Stabilimenti Farina ceased operations in 1953, the Alfa Romeo 1900 Victoria holds significant historical value. Its rarity, combined with its exquisite design, makes it a sought-after collector’s piece. Today, the surviving examples of the 1900 Victoria serve as a tribute to the golden age of Italian automotive craftsmanship, a time when coachbuilders transformed production chassis into rolling works of art.