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Alfa Romeo Gtv 6 2.5 116 1982 / Manual / 61 470 km
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Alfa Romeo Gtv 6 2.5 116 1982 / Manual / 61 470 km
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Alfa Romeo Giulietta 1961 / Manual
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Alfa Romeo Gtv 6 Production Usine 1983 / Manual / 106 453 km
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Alfa romeo Brand History
**Alfa Romeo: Tumult and passion **
Friedrich Nietzsche once said that ‘one must live dangerously’, a phrase that resonates with the history of Alfa Romeo. Having navigated through many perils, the Milan-based brand embodies this philosophy in exemplary fashion. Its path has been strewn with dazzling triumphs and bitter failures, technical innovations and financial setbacks. This journey could be likened to a novel, oscillating between melancholy and euphoria, in which each chapter bears witness to a unique state of mind: a passion for driving and impeccable aesthetics that transcend figures and balance sheets. Despite the challenges it has faced over the decades, the Alfa Romeo legend endures, proving that the spirit of the brand, between tumult and triumph, deserves an eternal place in automotive history.
Alfa Romeo: History, Luxury and the Transformation of a Motoring Symbol
Founded in Milan in 1910, Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili quickly became a symbol of elegance and luxury. Under the management of Nicola Romeo, who added his name to the brand in 1920, Alfa Romeo faced financial difficulties. The Italian state, through IRI, took control in 1933 to turn the company around in a tumultuous economic climate. This period marked a significant change for Alfa, transforming it from a small-scale manufacturer into a mass-produced carmaker in tune with market demands. The introduction of the 1900 in the 1950s ushered in a new era for the brand, which, while becoming more democratic, retained a certain luxury, linking Alfa's history to that of an enduring automotive aristocracy, marked by emblematic models and a passion for competition.
Alfa Romeo revolutionises the motor car in Milan*.
The post-war period was a turning point for Alfa Romeo, which was forced to adapt or disappear. After years of conflict, Italy could no longer sustain a business model based on exclusive luxury and craftsmanship. The brand took a bold turn with the launch of the 1900, the first medium-sized sports saloon, redefining its identity. This model, followed by the Giulietta and Giulia, laid the foundations for a market segment in which Alfa would excel for a decade. With the introduction of the ‘bialbero’ engine, developed by Giuseppe Busso, the brand succeeded in attracting a clientele of enthusiasts who wanted to live out their passion at the wheel of cars combining technology and design. This heritage is marked by a determination to innovate, making Alfa Romeo a key player in automotive history, despite the economic challenges and inevitable changes in the market.
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Frequently asked questions before buying a Alfa romeo
Find below all the answers to the questions you may have about our assisted sales service.
What should I check before buying an Alfa Romeo?-
At CarJager, we know that buying an Alfa Romeo is a passionate choice. From the Duetto Spider to the 8C Competizione, here are the key points to check:
- History and maintenance: Make sure the car has been properly maintained, especially for older models such as the Duetto Spider or the Sprint Speciale. The maintenance booklet must be complete, and the parts must be original.
- Engine and mechanics: Check engine compression, oil leaks and the condition of the gearbox. Some Alfa Romeos require special attention to the engine to ensure optimum performance.
- Suspension and chassis: Check shock absorbers, springs and other suspension components.
- Electrical systems and fuel: Classic Alfa Romeos can experience electrical faults. Make sure all instruments are working properly and that the carburettor is in good condition.
- Test drive: Take the car for a test drive. The car should offer a dynamic and stable ride, with no suspicious noises.
- Originality and originality: Check that the car is in its original condition, especially for rare models such as the Giulietta Sprint Speciale or Touring, as this affects their value.
Choosing an Alfa Romeo means opting for elegance and performance. CarJager will help you find the perfect model to live this experience to the full.
What's the most powerful Alfa Romeo?-
The most powerful Alfa Romeo to date is the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio.
It is powered by a 2.9-litre twin-turbo V6 engine that produces 510 horsepower. This engine, combined with all-wheel drive and an 8-speed automatic gearbox, enables the Giulia Quadrifoglio to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.9 seconds, while offering a sporty and agile driving experience, true to the brand's reputation.
The Giulia Quadrifoglio also boasts cutting-edge technology, a rigid chassis and impressive driving dynamics, making it the ultimate performance model from Alfa Romeo.
Who makes Alfa Romeo engines?-
Alfa Romeo designs its own engines, but production is often carried out by specialist plants within the Stellantis Group, to which the brand belongs, or in collaboration with other manufacturers for certain engines.
What does the Alfa Romeo logo mean?-
The Alfa Romeo logo is one of the most emblematic symbols of the automotive world, rich in symbolism and history. It reflects the brand's Milanese origins and aristocratic heritage.
The current logo combines two main symbols surrounded by a circle bearing the inscription ‘Alfa Romeo’.
- The red cross on a white background:
- Represents the city of Milan, where the brand was founded in 1910.
- This symbol comes from the coats of arms of the noble families of Milan, particularly those used during the Crusades.
- The snake or dragon swallowing a man (Biscione) :
- Emblem of the Visconti family, one of the most influential families in Milan in medieval times.
- This symbol, known as Biscione, is interpreted in different ways: some see it as representing the victory of good over evil, others as a reference to power and domination.
Since its creation, the Alfa Romeo logo has undergone several updates. The design has been modernised while retaining the two fundamental symbols. In 2015, the logo was simplified with cleaner lines, but the historical elements remain unchanged.
What is the best-selling Alfa Romeo of all time?-
It is difficult to name a single Alfa Romeo as the best-selling car of all time, as sales volumes have fluctuated throughout the brand's history and from model to model. However, models such as the Giulia and the 156 were successful in their day.
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How much does an Alfa Romeo cost?-
The price of an Alfa Romeo depends on the model, its condition, mileage, rarity and market demand. The Italian brand is renowned for its legendary models, which attract many car enthusiasts.
- Alfa Romeo Spider (Duetto) :
- This iconic cabriolet from the 1960s and 1970s sells for between €25,000 and €70,000, depending on condition and year.
- Alfa Romeo GTV (105/115):
- Sports coupes from the 1960s-70s, such as the GTV 2000, fetch prices ranging from €30,000 to €80,000 for well-restored examples. 3 Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT/GTV (1970s-80s):
- More affordable than the GTVs of the 1960s, these models can be found for around €15,000 to €35,000.
- Alfa Romeo Montreal:
- This 1970s V8 coupé is a highly sought-after collector's item, with prices ranging from €70,000 to €150,000.
- Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale:
- Around €2 million for this collector's model.