Alfa Romeo World At Your Fingertips
As we previously discussed in one of our earlier articles, the market nowadays dictates the high volume production of SUV’s as well as crossovers. People simply prefer them over any other kind of car. Whether it’s practicality, improved safety, clearance, etc., companies are doing their best to fulfill the gaps, and increase profits.
It’s been almost 4 years since Giulia saw the light of day and now we’re getting the first dose of refreshment in Alfa Romeo Giulia 2020 Facelift. Just as pretty much any Alfa, some love it while some hate it, but Giulia has proven as a worthy competitor to best in the class, like BMW M3 and Mercedes C Class AMG.
Best looking SUV in recent years is getting a premature facelift to keep the momentum going. Even though most of the Alfista would’ve thought that Giulia is Alfa’s best selling model, it is not. Their best selling model is Stelvio with around 43000 units sold in 2018. The main reason for this is the buyers’ preference for SUV and Crossover models around the world.
2019 Mille Miglia was marked by a special version of Giulia which pays homage to Alfa Romeo’s racing cars from the ’60s and ’70s. As you can see the most striking thing about this car is its color. So, why gold, you might ask? Well, even though this Giulia is not the same exact shade of the brand’s racing cars from that era, it is very similar.
Who would’ve thought twenty years ago that we’re going to be watching quarter mile drag races between SUVs? Probably nobody, but that is exactly what we have here today.
Alfa Romeo SUV is joining Spanish police forces. They got a fleet of Alfa Romeo Stelvios which will supposedly run them up around 50000 Euros per unit. It seems like they followed their colleagues from Italy who utilized this Italian brand long time ago. All of the 100 acquired Stelvios use the same two liter engine which develops 200HP.
Alfa Romeo 4C has been out for a while now, and while some critics disprove it, most of the car enthusiasts adore it with great passion. Even though it is not a perfect car, it was never meant to be.
Great news for all Alfa Romeo enthusiasts when it comes to 2019 F1 season as Sauber F1 becomes Alfa Romeo Racing. Besides, as we all know, the newly established team got new drivers as well.
The biggest news this year when it comes to this Italian brand is definitely their return to Formula 1. They partnered up with Sauber Team in the already successful year in which Sauber Alfa Romeo F1 results finally got some attention, especially in the last race
Today, we’re bringing you another incredible design study created by very talented designer Jérémy Sachot. It is a creation purely inspired by work of world-renowned design studio which is now sadly closed, the Bertone.
