Alfa Romeo Giulietta, 750, 101 (EU)

Additional Notes

• Every Alfa Romeo Giulietta variant listed across the 750 and 101 series, spanning model years 1954-1962, carries a uniform steering system fluid capacity of 0.3 liter.
• The 0.3 liter figure represents a notably small volume, consistent with the fill requirement of a recirculating-ball or worm-and-sector steering box rather than a hydraulic power steering rack, which typically holds a much larger fluid reservoir.
• All ten variants specify the steering box note, confirming that the fluid capacity applies to the gearbox housing itself rather than a separate hydraulic pump circuit or fluid reservoir.
• The Giulietta Sprint and Giulietta Berlina, both introduced in 1954, are among the earliest entries in the range and share the same 0.3 liter steering box capacity as variants introduced several years later.
• The Giulietta SS (Sprint Speciale) and Giulietta SZ (Sprint Zagato), both performance-oriented coachbuilt variants, carry the same 0.3 liter steering box specification as the standard Berlina and Promiscua body styles, indicating no capacity variation tied to body type or intended use.
• The Giulietta Spider and Spider Veloce share the identical 0.3 liter steering box capacity despite the Veloce designation indicating a higher-performance engine tune, which reflects that the steering system specification was independent of drivetrain configuration.
• The Giulietta TI appears across two separate year ranges, 1957-1961 and 1961-1962, both with the same 0.3 liter steering box capacity under normal use conditions.
• All specifications are listed under normal use conditions, meaning the capacity values apply to standard operating environments without a separate severe-duty interval or fill quantity defined for any variant.