First, I know about cars, and I know what I saw (I didnt have a chance to take a picture.....). I saw today a truck with 3 black Alfa Romeo Giulettas on it. All three were black and had new window stickers, and plastic on them. I searched and could not find any information about these coming to the US. I know youall are gonna say pics or it didnt happen. I know what I saw and they actually looked good!
I did see these...
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Wish I would of saw them.It was in Bel Air/Fallston, so I'm thinking maybe to the Chrysler dealer (since Chrysler is now Fiat and Fiat has Alfa Romeo)View attachment 20703 Found this picture, someone spotted these in Michigan heading towards Chrysler headquarters..... it looked just like this pic, but with three.
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haha
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I want a re release of the 8c in America just so I can go look at one in person.
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2012 Alfa Romeo Giulietta - Feature - Car Reviews - Car and Driver
What it is: An Italian five-door hatchback about the size of a VW Golf.
Why it matters: The Giulietta is expected to be one of the first models in Alfa’s much-delayed return to America. The platform is likely to be shared with one or more Chrysler products, which means that U.S.-market versions eventually may be built in North America.
Platform: This all-new transverse-engine, front-drive Fiat platform is creatively code-named “Compact.” It will be the basis for a number of Alfas and some Chrysler, Jeep, and Dodge products. The chassis consists of a strut front suspension and a multilink rear.
Powertrain: A 1.4-liter turbo four should make 170 horsepower, and a 1.8-liter turbo four should produce 235 horses.
Competition: Audi A3, BMW 1-series, Mazdaspeed 3, Subaru WRX, Volkswagen GTI.
What might go wrong: Alfa Romeos—and Italian cars in general—still don’t enjoy a sterling reputation for quality.
Estimated arrival and price: On sale in Europe this summer, with the American version arriving in 2012, the Giulietta opens at about $23,000. Alfas will be sold through Chrysler dealers.
From what else I have read, its the same basic car as the new Dodge Dart.
What it is: An Italian five-door hatchback about the size of a VW Golf.
Why it matters: The Giulietta is expected to be one of the first models in Alfa’s much-delayed return to America. The platform is likely to be shared with one or more Chrysler products, which means that U.S.-market versions eventually may be built in North America.
Platform: This all-new transverse-engine, front-drive Fiat platform is creatively code-named “Compact.” It will be the basis for a number of Alfas and some Chrysler, Jeep, and Dodge products. The chassis consists of a strut front suspension and a multilink rear.
Powertrain: A 1.4-liter turbo four should make 170 horsepower, and a 1.8-liter turbo four should produce 235 horses.
Competition: Audi A3, BMW 1-series, Mazdaspeed 3, Subaru WRX, Volkswagen GTI.
What might go wrong: Alfa Romeos—and Italian cars in general—still don’t enjoy a sterling reputation for quality.
Estimated arrival and price: On sale in Europe this summer, with the American version arriving in 2012, the Giulietta opens at about $23,000. Alfas will be sold through Chrysler dealers.
From what else I have read, its the same basic car as the new Dodge Dart.
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