10. Alfa Romeo GTV6
The Tipo 105 successor was the coupe version of Alfetta, which was introduced in the late `70s. This car (chassis code 116) had very advanced construction and suspension and featured several interesting details. First, it had a transaxle gearbox which vastly improved weight distribution, thus handling. Second, it had a De Dion type rear axle which helped to corner and driving dynamics. With a 2.5-liter V6 engine in the front, the GTV6 delivered some 160-170 HP and pretty vivid performance by the standards of the day.
Even today, GTV6 is known for its perfect driving dynamics, solid acceleration times and a fantastic soundtrack from the high revving V6. Interestingly, this car was sold in the USA and even sold with an optional turbo kit by Callaway performance which was good for a whopping 233 HP. The prices are pretty affordable and this could be a perfect started classic if you are into Italian sports cars.