Nuova Alfa Romeo Giulia

Started by alfamisa, June 25, 2015, 04:37:40 PM

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Evan Bottcher

This video is superb, I love the way they are linking to the competition history of the marque:

https://www.facebook.com/AlfaRomeoHistory/videos/649584498474381/

Hit the HD button and make it full screen.  I like the steering wheel detail, and the monochrome use of the emblem as Damon showed us on Wednesday night.
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Quote from: Evan Bottcher on July 09, 2015, 09:35:26 PM

I did note that in one of Damon's videos taken on the night of the launch, the car on the stage was started and revved up.  That put an end to my speculation that the car was just a mock up for the launch (although obviously it may still be well short of production-ready).

A loooonnngggg way from production ready, or even demo worthy. The 'video' released showing it 'driving' appears to benefit from a healthy dose of CGI......
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Neil Choi

True?  BMW-ish rear?

To compete against M3 and RS4.

aggie57

Quote from: Neil Choi on August 20, 2015, 06:11:04 PM
True?  BMW-ish rear?

To compete against M3 and RS4.

Looks like a 1-series that's been puffed up.  Great course car for the 10-hr though!
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alfamisa

Quote from: aggie57 on July 15, 2015, 10:57:22 AM
The 'video' released showing it 'driving' appears to benefit from a healthy dose of CGI......

It's been test driving in private for a long time, here it's exposed to the public...no CGI need apply :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVLYEArftes
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Alister
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alfamisa

#23
The Alfa Romeo Giulia engine choices (not available all countries);
PS The 2.0 T4 engine will have MultiAir system.

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