The 2003 Alfa Romeo G.C. (Ginevra) by Carrozzeria Castagna Milano is a captivating two-door coupé that brings Italian coachbuilding traditions to life. It was initially introduced as "Ginevra" at the Geneva Motor Show, later adopting the name "G.C." in reference to the initials of its owner, engraved on the doors as a nod to classic automobiles from the 1930s.
Built on an Alfa Romeo chassis with rear-wheel drive, the G.C. showcases bold, defining lines that emphasize its overall volume and proportions. The front hood features a design with intricate cuts and ribs, inspired by Castagna’s emblematic style from the early 20th century, highlighting the brand’s exceptional craftsmanship. The integration of innovative LED headlights marks a significant step forward in design, allowing for smoother, more futuristic aesthetics.
Under the hood, the G.C. is powered by an Alfa Romeo 3.2-liter V6 engine, delivering 260 horsepower at 6,600 rpm. The power is transmitted through a Selespeed gearbox, offering precise control and enhanced driving performance. The car’s dimensions align with its sporty character, measuring 4168 mm in length, 1728 mm in width, and 1280 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2513 mm.
Inside, the G.C. offers a unique, personalized experience for the owner. One of its standout features is the ability to recognize its owner through a wristwatch, which automatically opens the car’s doors. The interior’s leather trim is coordinated with the exterior, ensuring a seamless and luxurious aesthetic.
The G.C. made a significant impression at the Geneva Motor Show and went on to make waves at the prestigious Villa d’Este Concours d’Elegance. This bespoke creation by Carrozzeria Castagna Milano fuses modern performance with classic design, paying tribute to the golden age of automotive craftsmanship while incorporating cutting-edge technology. The Alfa Romeo G.C. (Ginevra) offers an exclusive and unique driving experience for discerning enthusiasts.
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