Alfa Romeo Alfetta 2.0 1979

The Alfa Romeo Alfetta 2.0, produced in 1979, was an important model in Alfa Romeo's renewed model range in the 1970s. This period marked the transition from the iconic Giulia, which had been in production since 1962, to a new generation of vehicles. The Alfetta, which made its debut in 1972 with the 1800 variant, introduced innovative technological solutions with a transaxle configuration and a De Dion axle rear suspension system. This resulted in excellent weight distribution and handling, features that made the Alfetta a sought-after choice among car enthusiasts.

The Alfetta 2.0 was characterized by its powerful four-cylinder engine, which offered a seamless driving experience. This particular model was original and never restored, with the special addition of factory air conditioning and special dessert air cleaners designed for the desert climate of Saudi Arabia, where the car was originally delivered. This makes the Alfetta 2.0 a special specimen, now available with a Dutch license plate. The matching numbers, such as the engine number AR040344, underline the authenticity of this car.

The design features of the Alfetta, designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro, were characterized by a sporty and stylish appearance, which offered both comfort and performance. The car was not only an aesthetic pleasure, but also a practical choice for long drives, thanks to its balance between sportiness and comfort. With its timeless design and technical innovations, the Alfa Romeo Alfetta 2.0 remains a fascinating representative of its time. To get a good idea of the lot, we recommend coming to the viewing day.