Alfa Romeo Giulietta: 750-Series, 101-Series, Differences. Early cars are referred to as 750-series until 1959, when the 101-series Giulietta started production.

An Alfa Romeo race car, created from the bones of the Giulietta, might be just the ticket. By late 1955, Alfa’s motorsports engineers had worked up a candidate: The Alfa Romeo 750 Competizione.

The marque’s first series-production cars were introduced in 1954, with the Giulietta (Tipo 750 and, later, the Tipo 101) in coupe, spider and sedan form, as well as numerous specials.

Speaking of the latter, of course, the Alfa Romeo Giulietta name was used for different automobile series throughout the years. There were the Type 750 and 101 rear-wheel drive models from 1954 to ...

Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce, a meticulously refurbished classic in striking red with black leather, boasts a 1.3L twin-cam engine and a 1st-place AROC concours win, ready for collectors in ...

Are you looking to buy a car but can't decide between a Alfa Romeo Giulietta or McLaren 750S? Use our side by side comparison to help you make a decision. We compare design, practicality, price, ...

2010 Alfa Romeo Giulietta: Alfa's Most Important Model Ever. Even with a base motor, this Alfa still qualifies as a hot hatch. ... McLaren 765LT: 750+ HP, Weighs under 3000 Pounds.

Alfa Romeo exited the hatchback segment by ending production of the Giulietta, a Volkswagen Golf-sized model introduced in 2010. It’s planning on filling the void in its range with a city ...

04 – 2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta in English wrecking yard – photo by Murilee Martin. Alfa Romeo first applied the Giulietta name to its cars in 1954, producing that legendary generation through ...

Production of the Giulietta hatchback lasted until 2020, but now it’s clear that Alfa Romeo is shifting its focus entirely to SUVs. Illustrations Francois Hubert/SB-Medien for CarScoops / Thanos ...

Here, we have the centenary-marking and range-topping Giulietta Quadrifoglio ('Cloverleaf' in Italian); as expected Alfa Romeo has produced something refreshingly non-conformist. The Giulietta is a ...

The 'Romeo' part was, of course, from Alfa Romeo, so that with the Giulietta seemed to make sense. That's romantic and all, one car named after two of the most famous lovers, but it's not clear ...