Alfa Romeo

6C 2500 Sport Berlina GT

In the early 1950s, the selection of fast touring cars was limited. Those who were in a hurry on the road, had high standards for comfort, and were financially well-off had, among other options, the choice between a Delahaye 135 MS, a Talbo Lago Record, or an Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 Gran Turismo.

Type of offer

Sales

Brand

Alfa Romeo

Model

6C 2500 Sport Berlina GT

Year of manufacture

1952

Price in CHF

175'000

Mileage

91800

Cylinder

Displacement

2443

Power

105

Transmission type

Manual transmission

If he chose the Alfa, he would get a five- to six-seater, two-door sedan with 105 PS and a top speed of 160 km/h for 32,000 francs—making it one of the fastest cars on the road.

As one of only 118 Tipo Sport vehicles equipped with a 105 PS Super Sport engine and an Alfa Romeo factory body, this magnificent 6C was delivered to the 52nd Corps of the Milan Fire Department in December 1953. Unfortunately, it is impossible to determine how long the Alfa Romeo—presumably used as a command vehicle—remained in service with the fire department. After the car had been “missing” for some time, it was apparently restored in the early 1990s by an enthusiast from Rome. After passing through the hands of two more Italian owners, the Berlina GT was imported by a Swiss enthusiast in 2015.

In 2018, the seats were reupholstered with original fabric, and the carpets were replaced at the same time. To improve reliability, the fuel tank was removed and flushed in April 2019, and an electric fuel pump with an external filter was installed. In October 2019, new bushings were installed on the driveshafts, the front axle was inspected and lubricated, the hood was repainted, and the entire car was sanded and polished. This extremely rare Alfa Romeo 6C is in very good condition, and the powerful 2.5-liter engine runs superbly. The most recent vehicle inspection (MFK) as a classic car was conducted in May 2026.