Delightful Milanese-imported Giulietta Sprint. This beautiful Bertone-designed coupé spent most of its life as a summerhouse runabout in Sicily. Newer restoration and technically sound. This example is of course a matching numbers car.

The 1959 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint represents one of the most significant chapters in Alfa Romeo’s post‑war history. Introduced as part of the Giulietta family, the Sprint played an essential role in bringing the brand’s sporting spirit to a wider audience. Its compact proportions and balanced construction made it a popular choice among drivers who valued a car that felt light, responsive, and confident on the road.
The Sprint was known for its well‑constructed bodywork, impressive build quality for its era, and the sense of precision that defined Alfa Romeo’s approach during the late 1950s. Its cabin layout reflected a clear focus on the driver, offering a clean and purposeful environment that emphasized clarity and simplicity.