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Giulietta Sprint Veloce
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Giulietta Sprint Veloce

Giulietta 750/101 · 1954–1959RWD

Higher-output version of the Bertone Sprint, the Veloce ran twin Weber carburettors for roughly 90 hp. Lightweight alloy panels and sliding plexiglass windows in early cars made it a competitive lightweight for road and track.

89 hpPower
180 km/hTop Speed
1954-1959Year
Gallery

Giulietta Sprint Veloce, every angle

Giulietta Sprint VeloceExterior
Giulietta Sprint VeloceExterior
Giulietta Sprint VeloceExterior
Giulietta Sprint VeloceExterior
Alfa Romeo press / studio
Engineering passport

Specifications

Powertrain
Engineering details
Engine1.3L DOHC inline-4 (twin Weber)
Displacement1.3 L
Cylinders4
FuelPetrol
Transmission4-speed Manual
DrivetrainRWD
Performance
Numbers that matter
Power89 hp
Top speed180 km/h
Weight860 kg
Dimensions & body
Doors2
Seats4

STORY

The original Giulietta (Tipo 750, later 101) launched in 1954 and was Alfa Romeo's first true mass-produced car, introducing the all-aluminium twin-cam four-cylinder engine. It debuted as the Bertone-designed Sprint coupe before the Berlina saloon and Pininfarina Spider followed. It established Alfa as a maker of affordable, sporting cars for the postwar market.

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