The initial 1962-'65 Giulias were really overhauled Type 101 Giuliettas, suitably rebranded to partner effectively with the new Type 105 cantina, propelled in the meantime. The Touring Giulia Spider was a 101-arrangement auto, as was the first Giulia Sprint car. These autos are genuinely uncommon today, in light of the fact that rust was (and keeps on being) a genuine issue, and they endure much more than the later Type 105 cars and cantinas. They may have been the swansong from a former time, yet they are still great to drive and a long way from outflanked by the later 105s.
The boxy 1962 105-Series Giulia Berlina (cantina) that took after was almost as fascinating as the glamorous car. It may not resemble the most energizing cantina on the planet, yet it was still an extremely wearing drive, with the same mechanical design and gutsy motors as the car. Regardless of its irregularity today, the Giulia was a huge achievement when new, with much of that established on it being so great to drive.
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