Alfa Romeo 1750-2000 are a compact executive class cars. Their production was carried out from 1968 to 1977 at a plant in Arese, Italy, as well as in Rosslyn, South Africa.

The presentation of Alfa Romeo 1750 took place in 1967. The car was created based on the Alfa Romeo Giulia. The design of the car was developed under the leadership of Giorgetto Giugiaro. The car was produced in sedan.

The power plant was located in the car front, and the drive was carried out on the rear pair of wheels. The maximum speed of Alfa Romeo 1750 was 180 km/h.

In the car front dual round headlights were placed and a chrome grille with the traditional for the manufacturer triangular central section. Directly under the lights there was a chromed metal bumper with dampers. Along the entire length of the body side there were stiffeners, emphasizing the sporty design of the car.

The round instrument dials were placed in niches on the front panel. Car seats had lateral support. The manufacturer used leather, natural wood and other high quality materials for interior trimming.

A total of about 91 thousand units of Alfa Romeo 1750 were releasedduring production years.

In 1971, the company replaced the Alfa Romeo 1750 with Alfa Romeo 2000. The car’s debut took place in Gardone Riviera. The vehicle design underwent minor changes, the car got new front lights.

The car has received a more powerful powertrain and an updated transmission. The dynamic characteristics of the model improved significantly. Alfa Romeo 2000’s maximum speed was 200 km/h and acceleration to 100 km/h cars took just 9 seconds.

In 1977, the model was discontinued. Almost 90 thousand Alfa Romeo 2000 cars rolled off the production line in total.