Alfa Romeo GTV Parts & Accessories

Alfa Romeo GTV Parts & Accessories

The Alfa Romeo GTV name spans two very different but equally celebrated generations: the 105-series GTV coupes of the 1960s-1970s with Bertone styling and twin-cam four-cylinder engines, and the 916-series GTV of 1994-2005 featuring the Pininfarina body and available 2.0 Twin Spark or 3.0 Busso V6 engines. Both generations carry the Gran Turismo Veloce designation and deliver the Italian sport-coupe character that defines Alfa Romeo's heritage.

Popular Upgrades

For the 105-series GTV, Weber carburetor upgrades, performance exhaust systems, and suspension refreshes with quality European shock absorbers are the core modifications. On the 916-series GTV, cold air intakes and exhaust systems improve the Busso V6's output and distinctive sound, while coilover kits transform the coupe's handling for street or occasional track use. Both generations benefit from quality suspension bushings and brake upgrades for improved feel and reliability.

What is the difference between the 105-series and 916-series GTV?

The 105-series GTV (1963-1977) used Bertone styling and Alfa's DOHC twin-cam four-cylinder, making it a classic homologation special era coupe. The 916-series GTV (1994-2005) used a Pininfarina-designed body with front-wheel drive and either a 2.0L Twin Spark or 3.0L Busso V6, representing a completely different engineering approach from the modern era.

Is the Alfa Romeo GTV the same as the Giulia Sprint GT?

The 105-series GTV evolved from the Giulia Sprint GT, with the GTV designation applied to higher-specification variants with twin Weber carburetors and more power. The terms GTV and Sprint GT are sometimes used interchangeably in casual conversation, but the GTV is technically the higher-performance version within the 105-series coupe family.

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