Discover exclusively on Veitura this beautiful Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT 1600 cm3 Type 11604 from 1980. Visible in France, near the Swiss border (not far from Geneva), it is in excellent condition. It is a 1st series (the most sought after by collectors), with a chrome bumper.

An Italian collector's car of great reliability 

This Alfa Romeo is composed of an in-line 4-cylinder engine (Bialbero), with double overhead camshafts and 8 valves. This 1570 cc engine has a power of 109 hp at 5600 rpm. This Alfa Romeo is also equipped with a 5 speed manual transmission and 4 disc brakes. On this model, and this particular one, we can say that the mechanics are reliable. This dream car has a body in good condition, metallic grey. Its interior is in original skai. There is no corrosion to tarnish this legendary model. This car is also equipped with a CD radio (not original) and Cromodora rims. You are buying a vehicle in good general condition, which is sold with its collector's registration.

History of the Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT

In the 1960s, Alfa Romeo created a new line of high performance cars: GTA. The first car in this series was the Giulia GTA. In 1971, a new model was introduced: the Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT. Taking the mechanical scheme of the 1968 "Giulia GT", it was only natural that Alfa Romeo entrusted the development of the new model to the newly founded Italdesign company of Giorgetto Giugiaro, who had been largely involved in the creation of the "Giulia GT" but as an employee of the famous Italian coachbuilder Bertone. This coupe was equipped with a 1600 cc engine from the Alfa Romeo Sprint Veloce: 120 hp. Three years later, in 1974, the engine was increased to 1700 cc and went from 110 to 125 hp. In 1977, the Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT Evoluzione (evolution) arrived with a 1750 cc engine that developed 135 hp. Here are some major innovations to note on this model: a completely redesigned suspension system, as well as the location of the power unit, the all-aluminum gearbox and axle assembly being mounted on the rear axle, with inboard brakes.