Launched in the early 1960s, the Alfa Romeo 105 series saloon, the Giulia, established the class of sporty, driver-orientated family cars. Powered by the famous Alfa twin-camshaft engine, the Giulia achieved driving performance that was otherwise reserved for thoroughbred sports cars.
Painted in a typical colour from the early 1960s, AR330 ‘Azzurro Spazio’, the sporty and characterful Giulia was a familiar sight on Italian roads at that time. Inside the model, you can see the special steering wheel and the front bench seat, which was rather unusual for a sports saloon.
