Alfa Romeo introduced the Spider in 1966. Shortly after its release it was used in the film The Graduate, by the film’s main character played by Dustin Hoffman. The car’s appearance in the film gave it a worldwide audience and helped increase demand for the new Italian sports car. Following the success of the first three series of Alfa Romeo Spiders, a Series 4 was introduced in 1990. Notable changes to the car included a Bosch Motronic fuel injection system as well as the removal of the front and rear spoilers giving the Spider much cleaner lines. The Series 4 was the last series to feature the original Spider design, with production running through the end of 1993. It remains today one of the most iconic Italian sports cars.

This 1992 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce is presented in green with a black convertible top and riding on factory alloy wheels. The car is powered by a 120-hp four-cylinder engine which is paired to a five-speed manual transmission. Power equipment includes power windows, steering and brakes. The interior is completed in tan featuring bucket seats, an aftermarket JVC radio and Jaeger instrumentation. This car is reported to retain its original paintwork, and is believed to have traveled less than 29,000-miles. This is an excellent opportunity to purchase one of the last true sports cars.