Giulia Super 1300 on 2040-cars
Pensacola, Florida, United States
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Up for sale is my 1973 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 I am calling this my gateway Alfa. This is a great car for someone who interested in Alfas but hasn’t owned one or for someone who is looking to take it to the next level. I have owned this car for a little over a year and during my ownership it has been my daily driver. My girls are getting older and I need to start helping mom taxi children to and from practices, lessons, and recitals. Therefore, I will be driving more at night and with children in tow so I need to upgrade to a more ‘modern’ car. I bought this car out of Franklin, TN, and it now lives in Pensacola, FL. I bought the car and drove it from Tennessee to Florida. I would not hesitate to drive this car anywhere; all be it slow. Engine/Trans The car runs and drives great. It does have the normal 2nd gear syncro crunch when downshifting. Because, it is my daily driver all gauges, lights, and wipers work. The car stops well and I recently had the brakes looked over. I have changed the head gasket and had the timing redone. I have changed all fluids. But more importantly, I have driven it and will continue to drive it. Interior The interior is in decent shape. The back seats are solid with no tears or holes. It even has a middle arm rest. I have installed static two point seat belts which allows me to strap in car seats. Back windows and door locks function properly. The front passenger has a tear in the middle of the seat cushion but other than that the seat is great. The driver seat has a few small tears and the stitching is pulling in some places. Both front seats have new 3 point inertia reel seat belts. Exterior It does have some rust but nothing catastrophic that would keep you from being able to drive it. And just enough where you can feel comfortable about driving it. Not a Garage Queen. I have tried to detail the rust in the pictures and will be more than happy to answer any and all questions. I can be reached at 850-525-1858. |
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Italian team hitting the track in an electric Alfa Romeo Giulia touring car
Fri, Dec 6 2019Alfa Romeo isn't scheduled to introduce its first electric model until the early 2020s, but the Giulia is giving up gasoline a little bit sooner to participate in the burgeoning ETCR racing series. Italian tuner and race car builder Romeo Ferraris — which isn't officially associated with Alfa Romeo or Ferrari — published renderings of the track-only sedan it plans to start racing in the coming months. Low, wide and winged, the Giulia ETCR looks ready to line up on the starting grid. And, as is often the case with racing cars, it shares little more than a silhouette with the street-legal sports sedan it's based on. The lights on both ends look nearly stock, but almost everything was developed from scratch by Romeo Ferraris and partner Hexathron Racing System. The 54-year old company pointed out the Giulia is its first electric car, and it stressed it developed the model without Alfa Romeo's support. Its 350-horsepower Giulietta TCR was an in-house project as well. While Romeo Ferraris hasn't published technical specifications, the ETCR regulations give us a good idea of what's under the body. Every car will be powered by the same motors, single-speed gearbox, inverter, and 65-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack. Series overseer WSC will provide the battery, while the other components will come from Williams Advanced Engineering. The powertrain makes 400 horsepower continuously, and it delivers a maximum output of 670 horsepower. The ETCR series will launch in 2020, though the calendar surprisingly hasn't been published yet. The battery-powered Giulia will need to fend off competition from a similarly modified Hyundai Veloster, and the e-Racer developed by Cupra, which was recently spun off from Volkswagen-owned SEAT. We expect other automakers will toss their hat in the ring in the coming months.
2022 Alfa Romeo GTV leaked image shows high performance coupe
Mon, Apr 1 2019Update: Turns out, the image came from the School of Design Milan and is not a leaked image of the upcoming Alfa GTV. We have since learned the image was of a rendering presented during a class. Alfa Romeo declared it was going to bring back the GTV name with a high-performance hybrid car last summer at its five-year plan conference. We got a teaser then, but now this image has surfaced online, initially appearing on the Italian Club Alfa website. It does indeed have the coupe bodystyle we surmised before. We're getting a grand tourer vibe from the styling right now, especially in knowing Alfa plans on giving the GTV 600 horsepower. The power will most likely come from the 2.9-liter twin-turbo V6 hooked up to some form of hybrid electric system. We've been told to expect all-wheel drive, torque vectoring and a 50/50 weight distribution for the GTV, along with a short electric-only range. Alfa's Giorgio platform was designed with electrification in mind, so this car will certainly ride on those underpinnings. That's great to hear, because the Giulia and Stelvio are both dynamic standouts in their respective classes. This car's looks looks set to take on other luxury grand tourers like the Lexus LC500 and BMW 8 Series. The GTV is set to be joined by a new 8C supercar with even more horsepower in 2022. That vehicle will also be using a hybrid powertrain. Both these cars are still a few years from production, but we may just see a concept or two at auto shows leading up to their eventual reveals.
Vintage Alfa Romeo racer leads double life on Petrolicious
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