Alfa Romeo Giulia (105 Series)

The Alfa Romeo Giulia 105 Series sits at a median of £27,250 in the UK market, down 10.8% over the past year and signaling a seller's retreat. The decline reverses the vehicle's longer-term appreciating-classic trajectory, reflecting recent softening in demand for this model.

Transaction volume remains thin, with only six sales tracked in the past 12 months against 24 total in our database. This sparse liquidity means both buyers and sellers face extended marketing periods and wider bid-ask spreads; any individual transaction can move the median more than usual.

The 105 Series carries a collectibility score of 6—solidly in the collectible band—supported by its design pedigree and motorsport heritage, though moderate desirability keeps it from commanding premium multiples. Without production-volume data to hand, its rarity remains opaque, but the model's known appeal to purists and vintage Italian enthusiasts underpins a stable collector base.

Base projections show recovery over the medium term: prices are forecast to reach £29,847 by year three (up 9.5%) and £30,735 by year five (up 12.8%). This recovery assumes stabilization of demand and typical appreciation for cars of this caliber, though thin liquidity means timing remains critical for sellers.

The "Wait or Sell" recommendation reflects the current downward pressure; holders concerned about further weakness may find the next 12 months a better entry point for new buyers than a staging ground for current owners. No active listings are present, which supports eventual price support once market conditions normalize.