The Alfa Romeo GTA is a lightweight coupé that Alfa Romeo made from 1965 to 1971 in two forms, a Stradale version for the road and a Corsa version for racing. It was developed by Autodelta, the company racing division, from the Giulia Sprint GT coupé designed by Bertone, and the letter A in the name stands for Alleggerita, Italian for lightened. Aluminium outer panels, thinner steel inner panels, magnesium parts, plastic side windows and lighter trim brought the dry weight of the 1600 to about 740 kg, and a twin ignition cylinder head lifted output to roughly 85 kW in road form. About 500 cars were built to meet homologation rules, and later variants include the GTA 1300 Junior and the GTAm.
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The Alfa Romeo GTA is a coupé manufactured by Italian automaker
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The engine had a new twin-ignition cylinder head
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its dry weight was approximately 1,640 pounds (740 kg)
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this car boasted approximately 115 PS (85 kW; 113 hp)
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For homologation, 500 cars were made for racing and road use.
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