Selling an Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint

 

The Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint or Giulia TI would join the Alfa Romeo lineup, ultimately replacing the Giulietta, in 1962. The new Alfa Romeo Giulia, Italian for “Juliet,” would boast a 1,600cc version of the all-alloy twin-cam engine in both single and dual carburetor form. Buyers would see power ranging from 104 to 122 horsepower depending on the tune. Rounding out the Giulia line would be the Giulia Sprint, the Giulia Spider and the Giulia Sprint Speciale, while a new four-door Giulia TI and Giulia Super would debut in 1963. Another popular variation, the Giulia Sprint GT, which was Bertone’s new notchback coupe, would see production at the same time. Prior to the Giulia and Giulietta ranges, Alfa Romeo had only manufactured approximately 12,000 cars in its first 42 years. With the launch of these new series, Alfa Romeo would catapult itself to become a household name with more than 180,000 Alfas rolling off the production line from 1954 to 1965. If you’re the owner of an Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint and are thinking about selling your classic car, you’ve come to the right place to learn valuable Seller’s Tips and model information.

 

Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint Seller’s Guide

Selling any classic Alfa Romeo can be a daunting task. There are pictures to take, advertisements to place, calls and emails to answer, showings and inspections to arrange, financing to verify, shipping to coordinate and more. In fact, getting the most for your classic Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint can become a full-time job. Avoid the frustration and ensure a smooth and successful transaction by connecting with the Alex Manos team today. A renowned California classic car dealership based in Los Angeles, their team has a worldwide reputation for fair and honest car deals, and for offering top dollar for classics of all makes, models and conditions. Furthermore, should your classic Alfa not fit into their collection, they have the industry connections and resources needed to help you find a new home for your Alfa. Backed by years of experience in the classic car industry, they can evaluate your classic on the spot and can help you understand its value in today’s classic car market.

 

As Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint classics and other classic Alfas become more and more popular with collectors and enthusiasts, there has never been a better time to explore your car’s value. When you’re ready to explore your sales options, do not hesitate to contact the team at Alex Manos. They look forward to hearing from you and to making your experience as smooth and seamless as possible. Connect today!

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