Alfa Romeo 4C 33 Stradale Tributo pricing revealed

Alfa Romeo has unveiled more details and pricing of its last-ever 4C.

Just fifteen of the 4C 33 Stradale Tributos are set to arrive on Australian shores, with pricing from $123,000.

The Tributo’s name pays homage to the famed Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale — a mid-engined, race-bred sportscar built by the Italian marque in the 1960s.

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Announced late last year, Aussie numbers are split between 10 Coupes and five Spider convertibles.

The special editions use a bimodal titanium exhaust system from Akrapovic, which the carmaker says offers “maximum Alfa Romeo sound when the vehicle is in Dynamic and Race mode.”

Though this has been available previously, it was an extra cost option. The mid-mounted, 1.8-litre turbo four is otherwise untouched, making 177kW and 350Nm through a six-speed dual-clutch transmission.

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Externally, each car wears ‘Special Ville d'Este' red paint, gold-finished wheels and smatterings of carbon fibre, including mirror covers and front fascia vents - plus a carbon fibre roof or rollbar on the Coupe and Spider respectively.

The air intake and rear diffuser are finished in piano black. A ‘Centro Stile Alfa Romeo’ badge appears too, paying tribute to the company’s design house. Bi-xenon headlights also make the cut as standard equipment.

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On the inside are uniquely-finished two-tone seats, a leather-stitched upper dashboard and an individually-numbered ‘33 Stradale Tributo’ plaque. It all rests within a red carbon fibre tub.

As mentioned above, pricing will begin at $123,000 (before on-road costs) for the Coupe body. It’s a considerable jump on the standard 4C Coupe’s $89,000.

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Priced higher again is the convertible Stradale Tributo Spider, coming in at $133,000 before on-roads. In comparison, the regular Spider retails for $99,000. That equates to a $34,000 premium to get your hands on either final edition car.

The 895kg 4C reached Australia in 2015, moving a record 149 units that year. Over its six-year life in Australian dealerships, around 300 sold in total. Alfa Romeo confirmed it was being axed in 2019, with the last cars rolling out of the Modena plant last year.

The Alfa Romeo 4C 33 Stradale Tributo is arriving at dealerships now, with customer deliveries expected to start in August.