would prove that Alfa was very well prepared. In 1986 Alfa Romeo GTV 6 was one of the fastest Group A rally cars. In 1986 production of the GTV 6 ceased and Alfa Romeo turned its Group A racing and rallying efforts to the 75/Milano saloons, which were based on the same rear transaxle chassis. However, 1986 also saw the GTV 6 post one of its finest rallying victories when Yves Loubet's example won the Group A in the tragic 1986 Tour de Corse and placed 3rd overall among the monstrously powerful four-wheel-drive Group B cars, while in 1987 Greg Carr, win the Australian rally Championship with the Alfa Romeo Alfetta GTV V6. References External links Alfetta Italian site—many interesting photos AlfaGtv6.com (USA)—Technical info AlfaRomeoGtv6.com (France)—Technical info Swiss Alfetta GTV site, including racing versions rallybase.nl Italian Auto Club GTV 6 Twin Turbo Alfetta Rear-wheel-drive vehicles Executive cars Sports sedans Coupés Grand tourers Group 4 (racing) cars Police vehicles Rally cars Touring cars 1980s cars Cars introduced in 1972