The Alfa Romeo GTV 3.0 V6 24V '98 is a Road car produced by Alfa Romeo. It so far appeared only in Gran Turismo 2, being replaced by its 2001 equivalent in Gran Turismo 4 and onwards.
Colors[]
There are eight colors available for this vehicle:
- Silver Gray Metallic
- Eclipse Gray
- Black
- Alfa Red
- Proteo Red Metallic
- Sargassi Green
- Nuvola Blue
- Vela Blue
In-game description[]
This description is taken from the PAL version of Gran Turismo 2:
The Alfa Romeo GTV is a Ferrari for the masses. Well, almost. From its 1995 European introduction the strikingly stylish GTV coupe has been rated as one of the few proper sports cars in a market full of coupes aimed more at posing than performing. Hiding beneath the GTV's unique Italian-designed wedge-shaped bodyshell is a chassis honed by the Alfa Romeo engineers to put a big grin on drivers' faces. The all-independent suspension has simple space-saving MacPherson struts at the front with lower wishbones and an anti-roll bar, while the rear benefits from a sophisticated multi-link set-up also stabilised by an anti-roll bar. The pursuit of raw thrills means that artificial driver aids are kept to a minimum. In fact all the GTV comes kitted-out with an ABS anti-lock system to ensure strongest stopping power in all conditions and very pointy power steering that takes just 2.1 turns to twirl from lock-to-lock. With no traction control the job of getting all the power to the tarmac through the front wheels rests with a set of extra-sticky 205/50 R16 low-profile tyres. In all markets outside Italy the GTV has just a two-model range, featuring a choice of a two-litre, four-cylinder 16-valve Twin Spark engine with variable valve timing plus a variable inlet manifold to give 155 BHP at 6,400 rpm, or a charismatic three-litre, 24-valve V6 pumping out 220 BHP at 6,300 rpm. The 2.0 TS has a five speed manual gearbox while the 3.0 V6 has a five-speeder or, from 1999, a six-speed manual 'box. Expect swift rather than outrageous performance from the 2.0 TS, turning in the benchmark 0-62 mph acceleration time in 8.4 seconds and going on to reach a 134 mph maximum. The 3.0 V6, however, whips to 62 mph in just 6.7 seconds and tops out at 149 mph. Not quite Ferrari quick, but nearly.
Acquisition[]
GT2[]
This car can be bought at the Alfa Romeo Dealership in West City for 49,070 Credits.
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