Alfa Romeo 6 was an executive car. During production it was the flagship of the company. The vehicle assembly was carried out in the period from 1979 to 1986 at a plant in Arese, Italy. A little more than 12 thousand Alfa Romeo 6 cars came off the assembly line.

The Alfa Romeo 6 presentation took place in 1979. The car was designed in the early 1970s, but its production was delayed due to the global oil crisis. The car was produced only in sedan.

Dual round headlights were positioned in the wide rectangular chromed grille. The middle of the V-shaped chrome-platfor ed grille section traditionally housed the brand logo.

The model was notable impressive technical equipment. Basic equipment of Alfa Romeo 6 included central locking, electric windows, power steering, electronic position adjustment of the side mirrors and a rear collision sensor that stopped the supply of fuel in case of an impact.

The manufacturer offered anti-lock braking system (ABS) as an option. All wheels of Alfa Romeo 6 were equipped with disc brakes. The designers equipped the car with the Torsen differential, ensuring effective distribution of effort between the wheels on uneven surfaces.

In 1983, Alfa Romeo 6 model underwent significant changes in the design. Dual round headlights were replaced by wide rectangular ones, equipped with washers. Besides, the car received a new grille and front bumper painted in the body color.

Moldings appeared on the side surfaces of the body. The developers equipped the car with a new dashboard of improved design. Alfa Romeo 6 car production was halted in 1986.