The Alfa Romeo 75 Service Repair Manual is an indispensable resource for owners and enthusiasts of this iconic Italian sports sedan. This comprehensive manual covers all years of the Alfa Romeo 75, providing you with the knowledge and instructions needed to perform a wide range of maintenance tasks and repairs. From routine servicing to complete overhauls, this manual equips you with detailed information to handle any challenge. Dive into intricate diagrams and clear instructions that guide you through each step of dismantling, rebuilding, and maintaining your Alfa Romeo 75. This manual includes detailed specifications for torque settings, ensuring proper assembly and preventing damage. The troubleshooting sections help you diagnose and resolve common issues, while the extensive parts diagrams pinpoint the location of each component for easy identification and ordering. This manual is your ultimate companion for keeping your Alfa Romeo 75 in top condition. With its wealth of technical information and step-by-step guidance, you can tackle repairs with confidence, prolong the life of your classic car, and enjoy the thrill of a true driving experience.

The Alfa Romeo 75, a compact executive car produced by the Italian manufacturer Alfa Romeo from 1985 to 1992, represented a significant departure from its predecessors. It marked the company's entry into the increasingly competitive executive car segment, aiming to challenge established players like the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz 190. Designed by renowned Italian car designer Ercole Spada, the 75 was characterized by its distinctive wedge-shaped silhouette, a low roofline, and a distinctive front grille with a prominent three-lobe emblem. This aggressive and sporty design, combined with its rear-wheel drive layout and a range of powerful engines, positioned the 75 as a true driver's car, appealing to enthusiasts seeking a blend of performance and style. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the 75's engineering innovations set it apart. It featured a revolutionary transversely mounted, four-cylinder engine with a unique "twin-spark" ignition system, contributing to its impressive power output and fuel efficiency. The 75 also introduced Alfa Romeo's "Quadrifoglio Verde" (Four-Leaf Clover) badge, signifying its high-performance variants. Notably, the 75 was chosen as the official car of the Italian police force, a testament to its durability and performance. While production ended in 1992, the Alfa Romeo 75 remains a highly sought-after classic, revered by enthusiasts for its driving dynamics, elegant design, and historical significance in the evolution of Alfa Romeo's identity.