Selling A 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta

 

Historically, the Alfa Romeo Giulietta is an important model for the manufacturer, as it was the first release after World War II that would resemble the racing-inspired Alfa models the company would become known for. The Giulietta line was first introduced in 1954 as the 750 series, yet the 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta was part of a later series known as the 101 series. Manufactured through 1965, three body styles were available in several different states of tune. A four-door Berlina Sedan, a two-door Sprint Coupe and an open-top two-door Spider Convertible were the main body styles. Additional variations included a Giulietta Spider Veloce, Giulietta Sprint Veloce, Giulietta TI Sprint Speciale and Sprint Zagato. The 1962 model-year is of particular interest, as limited supply is available. This would mark the year that the Giulietta gained a 1,570cc Giulia running mate. In 1965, the Giulia would officially replace the Giulietta. Together, these two models would be the first to establish the Alfa Romeo as a mass-produced, luxury sports car brand – particularly in the American market where buyers appreciated the style, technology and comfort of the Giulietta.

 

1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Seller’s Guide

When selling your 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta, one of the selling features you should advertise to potential buyers is the twin-cam straight-four 1,290cc engine that offers a light alloy cylinder block and alloy cylinder head. This engine gave the Berlina 62hp and the Sprint and Spider models 80hp. Sprint Speciale and Sprint Zagato models would receive 100hp. Buyers will also be looking to purchase the most complete and best condition example they can find for their budget. Advertising factory options, upgrades and any additional important features can add value to your classic Alfa Romeo. Value should also be based on rarity, availability, recent sales and any special history for your particular model. Not sure how to price your classic? The Alex Manos team is always available for consultation and is happy to share their knowledge and expertise with you. Furthermore, should your classic Alfa Romeo fit into their collection of European and American classic cars, their team will make you a top-dollar offer in cash.

The Alex Manos team understands the importance and significance these cars can have to their owners and will work to ensure the sale of your 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta is as smooth and seamless as possible. Let their team help you find a new home for your classic. Whether you’re interested in selling outright or placing your car on consignment, connect today to learn more! They look forward to hearing from you soon.

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