Alfa Romeo replaced its popular 2000 range with the 2600 model series, which became the marque’s flagship sports car available in Berlina, Spider, or Sprint body styles. Named for its 2.6-litre engine, the 2600 cars were notably the last from the Italian manufacturer to use a straight-six engine with overhead camshafts. The Sprint version assumed a svelte coupé shape and was built by Bertone; it was rated by the factory for a top speed of 200 km/h from its triple-carburettor-fed engine with a 143-horsepower output. The example offered here is believed to have spent most of its life in Sweden, with its first documented owner residing in Stockholm and registering the car in 1965. The Alfa Romeo appears to have stayed in the country until 2018, when it was acquired by The Godehardt Collection and taken to Germany and registered the following year. The car is accompanied by a history file that lists much of the maintenance conducted in Swedish ownership and with its vendor, who commissioned €1,502-worth of repairs with Aartal Sportwagen in March 2022. This included the fitment of a new starter motor and other tasks. Now presented in a handsome shade of blue complemented by a blue leather interior, this stylish Alfa Romeo is sure to appeal to collectors.