Alfa Romeo Giulia Type 105 Berlina Market Index1962-1978

About the Alfa Romeo Giulia Type 105 Berlina

The Alfa Romeo Giulia Berlina (Type 105) was introduced in 1962 as a revolutionary sports sedan, remaining in production until 1977 across several evolutionary phases. Utilizing a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, the Berlina was powered by the iconic Alfa Romeo Twin Cam inline-four engine in 1.3L and 1.6L displacements, with the popular 1600 Super producing approximately 75kW (102hp) via a five-speed manual transmission. Notable variants included the rare, high-performance TI Super—a homologation special with 84kW and lightweight components—and the late-series Nuova Super, which featured modernized plastic grilles and a redesigned boot lid. In the Australian market, the Giulia Berlina was highly regarded for its "wolf in sheep’s clothing" persona, successfully competing in local production car racing and establishing a reputation for technical sophistication over its domestic rivals. Current market value for the 105 Berlina has seen a significant uptick, with the buyer pool consisting of enthusiasts who value its aerodynamic "Kamm tail" design and mechanical purity; clean 1600 Super models now command high desirability as more attainable alternatives to the Coupé, while the TI Super is a blue-chip collectible. Production of the 105 Berlina concluded in 1978, and it was eventually replaced by the Alfa Romeo Giulietta (Type 116).