The Alfa Romeo Giulietta used unibody construction and a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout. A new version of the Giulietta Berlina debuted at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1959, in Autumn 1961 the Giulietta was updated a second time. Both Normale and T.I. had revised engines and new exhaust systems; with this new engine the car could reach a speed of almost 160 km/h ( 99 mph). At the front of the car square mesh side grilles were now pieced together with the centre shield, and at the rear there were larger tail lights. Inside the T.I. had individual instead of bench seats, with storage nets on the seatbacks.

Practical advice

From Dolce vita to today, this beautiful wedding car has front engine, rear wheel-drive, four seats, characterized by its iconic lines every angle of its creative features. Accessibility is good and even driving conforteble. Chauffeur driven assistant service is included for this model of car.

Luggage advice

This car has a good load capacity within the rear trunk area. Above the spare wheel and safety/emergency equipment, there is enough space for 3 trolley bags.