Presentation:
This 2001 Alfa Romeo GTV Cup 2.0 from Italy has 172,000 km. The seller states that the vehicle is in good general condition and has had recent and regular servicing. The seller reports that this GTV was imported from Italy to Poland in 2011, by the previous owner who kept it for 12 years. The seller states that it is number 203 out of 239 GTV Cup examples produced.

On the outside, the seller says that the vehicle is in good condition. The bodywork, in its grey colour, has only a few flaws that can be seen in the gallery. The seller notes a few small paint chips on the bonnet, two scratches and a chip on the rear bumper that can be seen in the gallery. The seller states that the car was painted in its original colour in 2012 (by a Fiat dealer). Photos of the underpinnings are available in the gallery.

Inside, the seller states that the vehicle is in good condition. The black semi-leather upholstery has no tears or holes, but shows slight signs of wear. The steering wheel and dashboard are in good condition. The seller notes that the side panels near the seatbelt holder have a crack, and that the handbrake button is damaged. The on-board instrumentation and electrical equipment are in normal working order.

The 2.0-litre 4-cylinder developed 150 bhp when it left the factory. The seller states that the engine is working normally, as is the 5-speed manual gearbox. The seller has the logbook on display in the gallery. Recently, in April 2024 at 170,637km the car has had a regular service with all filters and fluids replaced.

The car has its 4 original wheels in good condition (restored in the past at Fiat). The car brakes normally. The front and rear discs and pads have recently been replaced.

The seller is a professional located in Lodz, Poland, and accepts visits during the sale. The car will be sold with its Polish registration document, favourable roadworthiness test until October 2024, documentation, service book, four keys, a few invoices, a few spare parts, Blaupunkt car radio and a few accessories.

The seller wished to set a reserve price.