At the recent convention, I was immediately enamored by a splendid 1750 Berlina that was perfect in every way (photos in a little bit) , a car any Alfa gearhead would be excited to own. Seeing this car reminded me of past enjoyable drives in various Berlinas over the years and, in particular, it reminded me of a thought I had when I decided to look for a Super. What if I came across a truly nice Berlina in the course of my search for a Super? Honestly, it would have been a tough call.
Currently, first quality Berlinas seem undervalued relative to Supers and are trading at prices well below similar Giulia Supers. This is despite the fact that Berlinas have their own distinct and very "Alfa" charm. So, here's my question: Are Berlinas the Next Big Thing for Alfa enthusiasts?
Not too long ago Supers and TI's were the bottom of the Alfa heap in terms of price. People were buying them for little money and enjoying real Alfas at cheap prices. Now it looks like Berlinas occupy the spot formally held by Supers. So, if you are looking for a Super to buy, don't walk away from an excellent Berlina selling for about half the money.
Currently, first quality Berlinas seem undervalued relative to Supers and are trading at prices well below similar Giulia Supers. This is despite the fact that Berlinas have their own distinct and very "Alfa" charm. So, here's my question: Are Berlinas the Next Big Thing for Alfa enthusiasts?
Not too long ago Supers and TI's were the bottom of the Alfa heap in terms of price. People were buying them for little money and enjoying real Alfas at cheap prices. Now it looks like Berlinas occupy the spot formally held by Supers. So, if you are looking for a Super to buy, don't walk away from an excellent Berlina selling for about half the money.
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