Alfa Romeo Giulietta 1.6 JTDM-2 120 Super 5dr TCT

£11,995

Registration RX19MWK
CO2 Emissions 125g/km
Colour Blue
GearboxAutomatic
Mileage 26507 miles
Fuel Type Diesel

Performance

Top Speed: 121mph

0 - 62mph: 10.2 seconds

Engine Power: 120bhp

Fuel Consumption

Urban: 60.1mpg

Extra: 88.3 mpg

Combined: 74.3mpg

Vehicle Dimensions

Length: 4351mm

Width: 1798 mm

Height: 1465mm

Vehicle Description

Coming Soon! Phil Presswood is delighted to present this stunning Alfa Romeo 1.6 JTDM-2 120 Super 5dr TCT which is a variant of the Alfa Romeo Giulietta (the compact 5-door hatchback produced from 2010 to around 2020), specifically from the mid-to-late 2010s facelift era (around 2016 onward). This model combines a frugal yet punchy diesel engine with an automatic transmission in a higher-spec Super trim, making it stand out in a few key ways compared to base models or rivals. Key Engine and Performance Highlights Its powered by a 1.6-litre turbocharged diesel engine (JTDM-2 Multijet) producing around 120 hp (118-120 PS) and a strong 320 Nm (236 lb-ft) of torque available from low revs (around 1750 rpm). This delivers lively real-world performance it feels punchier than the official 0-62 mph time of about 10.0-10.2 seconds suggests, thanks to the torque for effortless overtaking and mid-range pull. Paired with Alfa Romeos TCT (Twin Clutch Transmission) a 6-speed dual-dry-clutch automatic which was a relatively new option for this engine around 2016. Notably, adding the TCT caused no penalty in official fuel economy or CO2 emissions compared to the manual (unlike many rivals at the time). Efficiency and Eco Appeal Official combined fuel economy: up to 74.3 mpg (around 60+ mpg real-world in mixed/highway driving, per owner reports). CO2 emissions: 99 g/km (sub-100g/km), qualifying for low or zero road tax (VED) in many markets during its era. This made it a standout efficient diesel option in the compact hatchback class, blending Italian style with sensible running costs. What Makes the Super Trim Special The Super was a mid-to-upper trim level (above base but below sportier ones like Veloce or Speciale), adding desirable comfort and style upgrades: Dual-zone automatic climate control. Cruise control. Rear parking sensors. Front fog lights. Upgraded alloy wheels (typically 16-inch) This car has the 17 Option. Enhanced upholstery and interior trim (often with carbon fiber-effect or brushed chrome accents for a more premium feel). Alfas DNA drive mode selector (Dynamic, Normal, All-weather) to adjust throttle, steering, and other responses in Dynamic mode, it sharpens things up noticeably for more engaging driving. Standard safety kit like multiple airbags, ABS, stability control, etc. Overall Character and Appeal The Giulietta is praised for its distinctive Italian styling (sharp lines, expressive front end), fun-to-drive nature (good grip, composed handling with some reports of a Q2 limited-slip differential feel in related models), and personality that sets it apart from more clinical rivals like VW Golf or Ford Focus diesels. Owners often highlight its comfort, quiet cruising, and character. This specific combo (1.6 diesel + TCT + Super trim) was positioned as an efficient, automatic-equipped choice for those wanting Alfa flair without the thirstier petrol/hot hatch options. It appealed especially to those prioritising low emissions and fuel costs while enjoying something more charismatic than mainstream alternatives. If youre considering one today (as a used buy), its generally seen as reliable with proper maintenance, though TCT gearboxes can become costly at high mileage if neglected. However, this car with its very low mileage and Full Alfa Romeo Service History doesnt fall into this category. The Giulietta was discontinued around 2020, so these are now classic modern Alfas with strong enthusiast followings. Service History: 7 The Alfa Romeo 1.6 JTDM-2 120 Super 5dr TCT is a variant of the Alfa Romeo Giulietta (the compact 5-door hatchback produced from 2010 to around 2020), specifically from the mid-to-late 2010s facelift era (around 2016 onward). This model combines a frugal yet punchy diesel engine with an automatic transmission in a higher-spec Super trim, making it stand out in a few key ways compared to base models or rivals. Key Engine and Performance Highlights Its powered by a 1.6-liter turbocharged diesel engine (JTDM-2 Multijet) producing around 120 hp (118-120 PS) and a strong 320 Nm (236 lb-ft) of torque available from low revs (around 1750 rpm). This delivers lively real-world performance it feels punchier than the official 0-62 mph time of about 10.0-10.2 seconds suggests, thanks to the torque for effortless overtaking and mid-range pull. Paired with Alfa Romeos TCT (Twin Clutch Transmission) a 6-speed dual-dry-clutch automatic which was a relatively new option for this engine around 2016. Notably, adding the TCT caused no penalty in official fuel economy or CO2 emissions compared to the manual (unlike many rivals at the time). Efficiency and Eco Appeal Official combined fuel economy: up to 74.3 mpg (around 60+ mpg real-world in mixed/highway driving, per owner reports). CO2 emissions: 99 g/km (sub-100g/km), qualifying for low or zero road tax (VED) in many markets during its era, plus low company car BiK tax rates (e.g., 19-24%). This made it a standout efficient diesel option in the compact hatchback class, blending Italian style with sensible running costs. What Makes the Super Trim Special The Super was a mid-to-upper trim level (above base but below sportier ones like Veloce or Speciale), adding desirable comfort and style upgrades: Dual-zone automatic climate control. Cruise control. Rear parking sensors. Front fog lights. Upgraded alloy wheels (typically 16-inch). Enhanced upholstery and interior trim (often with carbon fiber-effect or brushed chrome accents for a more premium feel). Alfas DNA drive mode selector (Dynamic, Normal, All-weather) to adjust throttle, steering, and other responses in Dynamic mode, it sharpens things up noticeably for more engaging driving. Standard safety kit like multiple airbags, ABS, stability control, etc. Overall Character and Appeal The Giulietta is praised for its distinctive Italian styling (sharp lines, expressive front end), fun-to-drive nature (good grip, composed handling with some reports of a Q2 limited-slip differential feel in related models), and personality that sets it apart from more clinical rivals like VW Golf or Ford Focus diesels. Owners often highlight its comfort, quiet cruising, and character, though some note quirks like interior ergonomics or plastics that feel cheaper in places. This specific combo (1.6 diesel + TCT + Super trim) was positioned as an efficient, automatic-equipped choice for those wanting Alfa flair without the thirstier petrol/hot hatch options. It appealed especially to company car buyers or those prioritizing low emissions and fuel costs while enjoying something more charismatic than mainstream alternatives. If youre considering one today (as a used buy), its generally seen as reliable with proper maintenance, though TCT gearboxes can become costly at high mileage if neglected. The Giulietta was discontinued around 2020, so these are now classic modern Alfas with strong enthusiast followings. Always between 15 and 20 hand picked cars available to view on our website. Visit www.ppscltd.co.uk Check out our Preparation Standards Video in the website main menu under News or on our Home Page! More information and photographs to follow soon. Please call the showroom now for further details. Tel: 01652 655555. Phil Presswood Specialist Cars - Located in Lincolnshire close to Sheffield, Doncaster, Lincoln and Hull we supply our hand picked cars throughout the United Kingdom and Europe.