The Alfa Romeo 147 offers great driving dynamics, but its trunk has limits when packing for a holiday. Bare roof crossbars allow you to comfortably transport bicycles, skis, and a roof box.
The 147 model was produced in a single generation with the code designation 937 from 2000 to 2010. Whether you own the pre-facelift or post-facelift version, the roof shape remained identical. For the correct selection, the production year stated in your vehicle registration document is decisive.
The offering for this car features exclusively a bare roof. There are therefore no raised elements on the bodywork, and the rack is secured under the door frame using specially shaped clamps.
When choosing, pay attention to the number of doors. The 3-door and 5-door versions differ in the shape of the side windows and bodywork, which directly affects the mounting method of the rear crossbar. Always verify the exact list of parts and accessories in the specific product detail.
The compact height of the car brings a great advantage when loading sports equipment. You can comfortably secure bicycles and skis directly from the ground without unnecessary stretching.
If you plan to mount a roof box, check its position relative to the open tailgate so that the boot lid does not hit the rear of the box. Likewise, remember that the total roof load capacity includes the weight of the crossbars themselves, the racks, and the transported cargo.
If you are looking for a rack for another vehicle of this brand, browse the selection for the successor Giulietta, the smaller model MiTo, the estate 159 Sportwagon or the complete overview of the Alfa Romeo category.
Go to generation 937 and choose the setup suitable for your vehicle.
