Price Guide
 | AC 3000 ME fhc For: Interesting looking mid engined sports car with a revered badge Against: It can be tricky to drive, and DIY maintenance is more trouble than its worth
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 | AC Ace Bristol For: An evolution of the sports car bloodline that led to the mighty Cobra Against: Very little, although it's expensive for the performance on offer...
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 | AC Aceca Bristol For: With the Bristol engine under the bonnet, the Aceca gains a genuine turn of speed... Against: It's rare and special - and therefore expensive for what it offers...
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 | AC Aceca fhc For: Another Sixties AC that hits the spot for keen drivers who like to stand out from the crowd Against: You might struggle to fit in it if you're tall
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 | AC Cobra Mk I/II 289 For: It used to be listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the fastest accelerating car ever to be tested by a British motoring magazine... Against: In the wet, it could throw you off the road even more quickly. There are so many good replicas out there, you might find yourself asking why you need the original.
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 | AC Greyhound fhc For: A rarity in AC history, and extremely sought after as a result... Against: It's not actually that fast, nor - whisper it - that special...
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 | Alfa Romeo 1750/2000 Berlina
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| Alfa Romeo 2000/2600 Spider
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| Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
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 | Alfa Romeo 75 V6 For: Buy a good one, and you'll love it to bits... Against: A bad one will descend rapidly into the realms of nightmare...
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 | Alfa Romeo Alfasud saloon For: It might look like a humdrum saloon, but the driving experience is an eye-opener, with keen cornering and useful performance from all model variations. Against: Keep it out of the garage for too long, and you'll be gathering it up with a dustpan and brush.
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 | Alfa Romeo Alfasud Sprint For: Beguilingly beautiful and extremely well-balanced to drive - it's the nicest of the Seventies compact coupes... Against: You know the score - rust, rust and rust. And make sure you fit in it...
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 | Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT/GTV For: Ital designed coupe that won't set you back supercar money Against: Could be a barrel full of problem if you buy a bad one...
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| Alfa Romeo Alfetta GTV6
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 | Alfa Romeo Duetto sp For: Pretty, quixotic, and full of Sixties Alfa charm. It sounds wonderful at full chat Against: Heavy steering. Parts are an issue, and you'll be struggling against electrical maladies and the general lock of corrosion resistance.
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| Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300/1600 Ti
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 | Alfa Romeo Giulietta Ti For: Great to drive with all the cachet associated with running a classic Alfa Romeo Against: You're more than likely going to find the steering wheel on the wrong side of the car - or you're going to need to become intimate with your MIG welder...
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 | Alfa Romeo Giulietta (nuova) 1.6- to 2.0-litre saloon For: Looks more modern than it is, and a good one is a very pleasurable drive... Against: You'll struggle to find parts, and keeping it on the road and running will be a daily challenge.
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| Alfa Romeo Giulietta/Giulia Spider
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| Alfa Romeo Giulietta/Giulia Sprint
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