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Bodywork Spider Touring Superleggera French registration number AR the details below 11 CH HARD TOP CARTE FIVA The Alfa Romeo 2000 was a car produced from 1958 to 1961 by the Italian manufacturer Alfa Romeo. The successor to the old Alfa 1900, the Alfa 2000 had the factory code number AR102. It was presented at the 1957 Turin International Motor Show. As soon as it was presented, it was available in two versions: A four-door 5-seater saloon, designed by the Alfa Romeo offices, and a Spider, designed and built by the Milanese coachbuilder Touring, which always worked closely with Alfa Romeo. The engine was an evolution of the 1900 cm³, an in-line 4-cylinder with 2 camshafts of 1975 cm³, developing 105 bhp in the Saloon and 115 bhp in the Spider. The Spider version was built on the shortened platform of the Saloon, with a wheelbase of 2. 5 m as opposed to the 2. 72 m of the Saloon. In 1960, Alfa Romeo added the Coupé version, called the Sprint in the Alfa Romeo tradition, this model was the work of the master coachbuilder Bertone and had the same engine block as the Spider. The design of this Sprint foreshadowed certain elements of the future Giulia Sprint GT. In total, 2, 814 saloons, 3, 443 Spiders and 704 Sprints were produced for this top-of-the-range model. In 1961, the Alfa 2000 was replaced by the new Alfa 2600.
