Series 2 (1970 to 1982)

The Alfa Romeo Spider Series 2 debuted in 1970, introducing the distinctive "Coda Tronca" (Kamm tail) styling to the front-engine, rear-wheel-drive platform. Produced until 1982, it featured 1.6L to 2.0L Twin Cam engines, with the 2000 Veloce producing 98kW through a five-speed manual. While the 2000 Veloce is the performance benchmark, the rare Spider-Targa remains a niche curiosity. In Australia, Series 2 models are highly desirable as more affordable, usable alternatives to the Series 1, with the buyer pool consisting of active club enthusiasts and weekend drivers. Market values typically sit between $45,000 and $75,000 AUD, with original Australian-delivered cars commanding a premium for their provenance. It was replaced by the Series 3 in 1983.

The Alfa Romeo Spider Series 2 debuted in 1970, introducing the distinctive "Coda Tronca" (Kamm tail) styling to the front-engine, rear-wheel-drive platform. Produced until 1982, it featured 1.6L to 2.0L Twin Cam engines, with the 2000 Veloce producing 98kW through a five-speed manual. While the 2000 Veloce is the performance benchmark, the rare Spider-Targa remains a niche curiosity. In Australia, Series 2 models are highly desirable as more affordable, usable alternatives to the Series 1, with… Read more