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Alfa Romeo 90 Station Wagon

1986Coachwork by Marazzi

THE VEHICLE AT A GLANCE

Model dossier

Production period
1986
Body style
Station Wagon
Type
Limited
Production
2

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE CAR

Coachbuilding, design & conversions

PRICE & SALES RECORD

Vehicle value

Original price
Not documented
Latest recorded sale
Not documented

01 / THE STORY

History & context

The Alfa Romeo 90 Station Wagon, designed and built by Carrozzeria Marazzi in 1986, represents a rare and intriguing chapter in Alfa Romeo’s history. Based on the Alfa 90 sedan, this station wagon prototype was a bold attempt to expand Alfa Romeo’s lineup into a segment that was gaining popularity in Europe. Marazzi, known for its craftsmanship and custom builds, took on the challenge of reimagining the Alfa 90 as a functional yet stylish station wagon. According to the official bodywork registers of Carrozzeria Marazzi, only two examples of this prototype were ever constructed, making it an exceptionally rare vehicle. The Alfa 90 itself was a mid-size executive car, produced from 1984 to 1987, with a focus on comfort, advanced technology, and performance—all hallmarks of Alfa Romeo’s design ethos. The station wagon variant retained these characteristics while adding versatility to the mix. Marazzi extended the roofline and incorporated a spacious rear cargo area, transforming the sedan into a practical family or utility vehicle. The design was cohesive, blending seamlessly with the angular lines and understated elegance of the original Alfa 90. While the prototypes showcased Marazzi’s expertise in bespoke bodywork, they also highlighted the potential for Alfa Romeo to diversify its offerings. The station wagon format included practical enhancements such as a flat load floor and increased storage capacity, appealing to a different demographic of buyers. Despite this, Alfa Romeo ultimately decided not to pursue production of the 90 Station Wagon, focusing instead on its core lineup of sedans and sports cars. The rarity of the Alfa 90 Station Wagon prototypes makes them highly desirable among enthusiasts and collectors. They represent not only a “what-if” scenario for Alfa Romeo but also the craftsmanship of Carrozzeria Marazzi, a coachbuilder renowned for its ability to create unique, high-quality vehicles. This one-off experiment remains a fascinating footnote in the history of Alfa Romeo, showcasing the brand’s willingness to explore new ideas while adhering to its timeless commitment to style and performance.

02 / TECHNICAL IDENTITY

Specifications & construction

Production & construction

Production
2
Production type
Limited

Engine & performance

Specification notes
BODY-SPECIFIC RESEARCH — Alfa Romeo 90 Station Wagon is a two-prototype Marazzi programme, not a production-body baseline. Direct Marazzi/prototype dimensions are required; do not inherit Alfa 90 Berlina dimensions.

Design & manufacture

Manufacturer · Documented
Alfa Romeo
Coachbuilder / Body Builder · Documented
Marazzi
Designer · Documented
Mario Enrico Mauri

06 / EVENTS & AWARDS

Events & awards

No events or documented awards are currently recorded for this vehicle.

08 / FROM THE ARCHIVE

Archive

References held in the vehicle dossier. Their inclusion does not establish that every historical claim has been independently verified.

ReferenceSource type
Carrozzieri Italiani — Alfa Romeo 90 Station Wagon www.carrozzieri-italiani.com Exact vehicle editorial
Carrozzeria Marazzi — company history it.wikipedia.org Independent coachbuilder history
Alfa Romeo 90 — model history wiki.arcsnet.dev Independent model history

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