Editing Alfa Romeo 8C (section)

== 8C 2300 (1931–1934) ==

The '''8C 2300''' was introduced in 1931 and powered by a 2,336 cc supercharged straight-eight engine. It was available in several chassis lengths and specifications.

Variants included:

* '''Monza''' (short-wheelbase competition model)
* '''Le Mans'''
* '''Long chassis touring versions'''

The 8C 2300 achieved major competition victories, including multiple wins at the [[24 Hours of Le Mans]] and strong performances in the [[Mille Miglia]] and other endurance races.

Coachwork ranged from lightweight racing spiders to elegant touring bodies by leading coachbuilders such as:

* [[Zagato]]
* [[Touring]]
* [[Pinin Farina]]
* [[Castagna]]

The Monza variant in particular became synonymous with Alfa Romeo’s international racing success in the early 1930s.

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