Selling an Alfa Romeo Giulietta

 

Although the Alfa Romeo 1900 was designed to bring the company to the upper middle class, the new Alfa Romeo Giulietta (Italian for Juliet) would be the company’s real launch as a household name. It was designed as a small four-door Berlina sedan to accompany the Alfa 1900. Although the Giulietta continued company tradition by offering a double-overhead camshaft 1,290cc engine paired with a four-speed manual transmission, unlike the 1900, the engine was all alloy. Giuliettas, like the 1900, would feature unit-body construction and would be equipped with independent front suspension with a live rear axle. While originally planned for release in 1954, production delays would lead to Alfa holding a lottery to appease customers. With this lottery they could win a limited-production Sprint coupe in place of the Berlina sedan. Designed and built by Bertone, the Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint would be so popular that it would become a permanent part of the Giulietta range along with the Spider and Berlina. Various states of tune were also available including the 50hp Berlina, the 65hp Normale, and the 90hp twin-carbureted Veloce editions. In 1962, the Giulia would join the Giulietta and would ultimately replace it.

 

Alfa Romeo Giulietta Seller’s Guide

Whether you’re the owner of an Alfa Romeo Giulietta Berlina, a Giulietta TI, a Giulietta Sprint, a Giulietta Sprint Veloce, a Giulietta Spider, a Giulietta Spider Veloce or a Giulietta Promiscua (of which only 91 were built), you’ve come to the right place to learn more about the demand for these classics in the market and the Seller’s Tips you need for a successful sale. Today, all Giulietta models are considered collectible and attractive to enthusiasts and collectors. Rust is an issue with all classic Alfas and potential buyers will expect the opportunity to carefully inspect for rust, particularly in the rocker panels and windshield area. As a seller, it is always best to help facilitate a pre-purchase inspection with serious buyers. Furthermore, any information you can provide on the history, maintenance or restoration of the classic Alfa can be greatly beneficial. With years of experience in the classic car industry, the Alex Manos team would be delighted to answer any of your questions regarding classic Alfas and would love to learn more about your particular model.

 

Always in the market to purchase classics of all makes, models and conditions for their California classic car dealership showroom, their team is renowned for their fair and honest car deals and for offering top dollar in cash for classics on the spot. When you’re ready to explore the current value of your Alfa Romeo Giulietta, connect with their team today. They look forward to hearing from you and to helping you find a new home for your classic Alfa. Connect today to get started!

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