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1955-’64 Alfa Romeo GIULIETTA BERLINA

In its first three decades, Alfa Romeo was known for its thoroughbred automobiles, renowned for their competition-proven mechanicals wrapped in stunning coachbuilt bodies. The occurrence of World War II would forever change the fortunes of this Milanese marque and, in the postwar era, its survival depended on adapting to a very different market. Alfa’s savior would, appropriately, be a very different type of car, manufactured in a modern fashion. The

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