This 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint sold for $64,500, and that’s strong money for a modified example like this one.

The Giulietta Sprint is a real gem in the classic car scene. This model features a 1,750cc inline-four engine, which is a popular upgrade from the original 1,300cc. The extra displacement means more power and a better driving experience, especially when paired with the five-speed manual transmission. The low mileage of just 16,000 miles shown on a replacement odometer adds to its appeal. Collectors love low-mileage cars, and this one’s modifications—like tubular headers and upgraded suspension—make it even more enticing for those looking for a blend of classic charm and enhanced performance.

The auction saw 46 bids, indicating strong interest from buyers. Given the modifications and condition, the final sale price of $64,500 feels justified. While some may argue that it’s on the higher side, the bidding frenzy shows that buyers were ready to pay a premium. The combination of low mileage, a sought-after transmission, and the quality of the modifications likely drove the price up.

Community feedback was positive, with one bidder expressing excitement about the car, saying, “Drive it like you stole it!! Fun car.” That enthusiasm reflects the spirit behind these classics—people want to enjoy them, not just park them in a garage.

For anyone hunting a similar Giulietta Sprint, keep an eye on the condition of the modifications. Not all upgrades are created equal, and poorly done modifications can detract from a car’s value. Always check the quality of the work and make sure it enhances the driving experience rather than detracts from it.

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