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£9,395

1997 Alfa Romeo 155 - 2.5 litre V6 Final Special Edition Model

United Kingdom • 22 Feb 2024

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AI Listing Summary

This 1997 Alfa Romeo 155 is a rare, left-hand drive V6 Final Special Edition, one of only 250 made for the Japanese market. Its exterior is in excellent condition, complemented by a well-maintained mechanical setup, though the interior shows some wear. A well documented history, originality, and rare features make it a desirable collector's item.

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Condition 

7

The car's exterior is described as 'stunning' with no mentionable marks, suggesting excellent care. However, the interior shows signs of wear such as stains, sagging fabric on the seats, and the headlining losing its fight with gravity, the dashboard and plastics in general (usually not known for being the most robust) seem to have survived without the unsightly cracks or damage common to many. The Momo steering wheel also looks to be in fine shape. The factory gear knob has been swapped for a carbonfibre alternative, which is mirrored by the stereo surround (the latter could do with some adjustment).

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

ZAR16700000154461

Odometer:

75,848 miles

Reg Number:

R188 PDL

RHD/LHD:

LHD

This left-hand drive V6 was apparently one of just 250 Final Special Edition 155s offered right at the end of production in Japan only.

This example seemingly coming with the correct paperwork and certificate from Fiat Alfa Romeo Japan to state as much, with its build plaque stating number 046/250 – incidentally the same as Valentino Rossi’s racing number, for all you super bike fans out there...

The vendor’s something of an Alfa Romeo enthusiast and seems to have done his research, so we’ll let him unravel the story of this rather special machine.

“In 1997, 250 V6 and 500 2.0-litre twin spark, left-hand drive 155s were sent from the Alfa Romeo factory in Pomigliano, Italy to Japan.

The target purchasers were high-net worth Japanese customers, keen to pay homage to the racing version of the 155 DTM/BTCC cars, that had performed so well in the mid-1990s.

Modifications to these ‘Final Special Edition’ 155s included a sports free-flow exhaust, cloverleaf badges, up-rated Brembo brake...

Points of note

£960

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£11,774

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£681,582

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