Alfa Romeo 75 1988–1992 car dimensions: 4330 mm long, 1630 mm wide and 1400 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,070 kg. Braked towing is 1,200 kg.
The cabin has a driver-focused dashboard with large dials and an Alfa Romeo Control diagnostic display for monitoring systems. Height-adjustable steering wheel, tinted glass, digital clock and heated rear window come standard. Electric windows and reading lights sit in an overhead console. Air conditioning and cruise control appear on higher grades or US-market cars. Seats give good side support, with Recaros on some versions. No electronic driver aids beyond basic diagnostics.
Boot space measures 500 litres on most versions, dropping to 380 litres on some V6 models with the fuel tank relocated. The area is carpeted but lacks tie-downs or lighting. Rear seats do not fold.
Braked towing capacity reaches 1200 kg on typical models, with unbraked at 450 kg. Payload sits at 425 kg. The car suits light work or leisure towing but has no heavy-duty cooling or reinforced suspension listed as standard.
The cabin has a driver-focused angular dashboard with large dials and a check panel for diagnostics. Seats give good side support, with Recaro options on some grades for a firmer hold. Controls sit overhead for windows and lights. Height-adjustable steering and tinted glass come standard. Space suits four adults well, with a useful boot.
Fuel use combined 7.3-10.2 l/100 km depending on engine
Fuel tank 49-68 litres
Oil change every 10 000 km or 6 months
Service every 20 000 km or 1 year
All-round disc brakes, ABS optional on higher grades
No airbags, not crash tested
Petrol and diesel engines return combined figures from 7.3 to 10.2 l/100 km. Tank size ranges 49 to 68 litres for decent range on most trips. Highway figures drop as low as 5.5 l/100 km on lighter engines.
Oil and filter changes fall due every 10 000 km or six months. Full services run every 20 000 km or yearly. Timing belts on V6 units need replacement around 50 000 km. Coolant flushes keep aluminium engines healthy.
Safety kit centres on disc brakes front and rear, with ventilated fronts on stronger models. ABS appears as an option on Twin Spark and V6 grades, standard on some US versions. Rear headrests and three-point belts are fitted. No airbags or electronic aids. Doors gained reinforcement for US markets.
The car resists rust better than earlier Alfas thanks to a six-year warranty from new. Plastic trim and bumpers can fade or crack with age. Regular fluid checks and geometry keep the transaxle and de Dion rear axle sharp for daily use.
Length 4330 mm, Width 1630 mm, Height 1400 mm, Wheelbase 2510 mm (75 1988–1992)
Sources: manufacturer data and published specifications.