I’m in Australia and presently fighting stage 4 prostate cancer with radiation therapy. It really sucks :( I’m in my seventies and have owned 3 Alfas from the mid seventies until 2010 when health issues forced me to sell the last, my 24 year old 1984 Giulietta 2L. If I ever recover you have shown me the exact car I would love to own to see me out. Even down to the colour. I can now dream. Thank you 🙏
Got the same car in "Blu Misano" colour. Same rims and the red brake calipers. Veloce trim, MY 2023 (CY 09.2022), bought in 12.2022. Absolutely happy with it. Personally, I don't need the 2024 facelift because I think the old Bi-Xenon headlights are nicer than the new LED headlights anyway. The car is so much fun to drive and the 2.0T I4 engine offers enough power for daily using. For a sedan, the Giulia is very nimble and sporty. The drive feels light, agile and direct. So emotional. At first I thought about buying a BMW, Audi or Mercedes, but I'm so glad I chose the Alfa. In terms of quality, the Germans may be slightly ahead, but when it comes to driving pleasure and emotions, they can't hold a candle to an Alfa.
Got a '23 Estrema which has the adaptive suspension and all the carbon fiber exterior and interior trim. The facelift is nice but you can't get the CF stuff anymore without going to the QV so I'm very happy with my decision
Same, the Estrema is as close as you get to a QF with the two litre engine as the trim seems to have come from the QF parts bin. I much prefer the alcantara seats (which only comes on the European version I think) and the QF wheels to the face lifted Competizione. I’d like the LED lights though
Driving Giulia is something very special experience, it feels like small size Panamera Porsche, I drove a4 3 series c class but in reality none of them is comparable to this very beautiful extremely nice driving car. About reliable it is like same or maybe better than germans
I’m in Australia and presently fighting stage 4 prostate cancer with radiation therapy. It really sucks :(
I’m in my seventies and have owned 3 Alfas from the mid seventies until 2010 when health issues forced me to sell the last, my 24 year old 1984 Giulietta 2L.
If I ever recover you have shown me the exact car I would love to own to see me out. Even down to the colour.
I can now dream. Thank you 🙏
I hope you get well soon
3 months later how are ya doin big man?
Got the same car in "Blu Misano" colour. Same rims and the red brake calipers. Veloce trim, MY 2023 (CY 09.2022), bought in 12.2022.
Absolutely happy with it. Personally, I don't need the 2024 facelift because I think the old Bi-Xenon headlights are nicer than the new LED headlights anyway.
The car is so much fun to drive and the 2.0T I4 engine offers enough power for daily using. For a sedan, the Giulia is very nimble and sporty. The drive feels light, agile and direct. So emotional.
At first I thought about buying a BMW, Audi or Mercedes, but I'm so glad I chose the Alfa. In terms of quality, the Germans may be slightly ahead, but when it comes to driving pleasure and emotions, they can't hold a candle to an Alfa.
Got a '23 Estrema which has the adaptive suspension and all the carbon fiber exterior and interior trim. The facelift is nice but you can't get the CF stuff anymore without going to the QV so I'm very happy with my decision
Congrats!! ☘️
Same, the Estrema is as close as you get to a QF with the two litre engine as the trim seems to have come from the QF parts bin. I much prefer the alcantara seats (which only comes on the European version I think) and the QF wheels to the face lifted Competizione. I’d like the LED lights though
Driving Giulia is something very special experience, it feels like small size Panamera Porsche, I drove a4 3 series c class but in reality none of them is comparable to this very beautiful extremely nice driving car. About reliable it is like same or maybe better than germans
Awesome. Sounds like they fixed many of the bugs from the early years.
Oh yes they did!
Superb review! Keep it up!!
Thank you! ☘️