Alfa spotting
Here in Italy where I am living at present, (in a hill town), spotting Alfas is not a problem. You see 10 - 20 per day just walking around town - lots of 147s, 156s, the occasional 166, some 145s, 146s and 155s and 33s. The challenge is spotting red ones or other stand out colours (Italians are fixated on silver for some reason). Spotting 75s is also a challenge because your average Italian has no interest in "old" cars. The exceptions are Alfa 33s (nearly all 1.3 litres), because, I think, they are cheap, reliable runabouts that are fun to drive, and Fiat 500s, Pandas and Unos.
In Adelaide, South Australia where I normally live, 147s & 156s are very popular. You see a few 33s, some 75s, 164s and the occasional Alfetta GTV and earlier cars (often in very good condition). No Alfas were imported between 1993 and 1998. Alfas are well respected and parts and mechanics are easy to find. Parts for old ones are much cheaper now than when the cars were new. I should add that we have a large Italian population.
I just popped out my door here in Italy and spotted this one in the street next to mine within 30 seconds. See what I mean about the silver? It is a 1.9 JTD.