Alfa Romeo 2000 Berlina 2000 for sale

From 1968 to 1977, Alfa Romeo built a larger variant of the Giulia, the Berlina, with 1.8 and 2-liter engines. As a sports sedan with comfort claims, the robust four-door appealed to a demanding clientele, with over 190,000 units sold. However, the classic architecture of the front engine and transmission and rear drive axle died with Berlina and Giulia at the end of the seventies. This 2000 Berlina has nothing to envy from modern cars. Overall, it is suitable for everyday use, comfortable, and still fast. An excellent car. The 2000 Berlina is known for its very safe and calm driving feel. These characteristics are perceived by every passenger. Few other models from that era drive with the same elegance and sportiness as a 2000 Berlina. The engine is powerful and, thanks to the crankshaft supported by five bearings, is absolutely free of vibrations even at high revs. Overheating issues with Alfa Romeo engines from those years are only known in cases of truly improper use. If treated correctly, Alfa Romeo engines dissipate the heat generated by operation quickly, as the engine block, cylinder head, and oil pan are not made of gray cast iron, but of a lightweight alloy, and the cylinder bores are surrounded by cooling water. Prefer this vehicle over any supposed private deal and take the opportunity for a personal visit for a comparison! Conclusion As if the Giulia had grown up in this car. Less playful, a bit more serious, larger and more powerful, the Alfa Romeo Berlina 2000 is the solid option of the 105 series.