Alfa Romeo Giulia Photos Leak Again. What Do You Think?

by Mark Stevenson

Published: June 24th, 2015

It looks like the cat’s out of the bag as shots of the Alfa Romeo Giulia, seemingly mostly screen captures from a video, have hit the web.

What do you think? More photos after the jump.

If sources are correct, a 510 hp version of the Giulia will be available from Day 1.

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Mark Stevenson

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Sam Hall on Jun 24, 2015

Uh, it's ...nice. Seriously, this is either a Hyundai-level appropriation of last-generation styling cues from other luxury marques, or BMW sold the tooling for the E92 3-series to FCA. Alfa used to be known for leading-edge style. This is a letdown.

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TonyJZX on Jun 24, 2015

looks great except for the Edsel grille but FCA are gonna push that theme into the ground i personally do not know why people are so resentful... here's a reasonably priced mid sized RWD sporting sedan... isnt this what the enthusiast wants i'd say a dark colour like charcoal would suit as it hides the grille kinda want even with the BMW slash Mazda 6 cues

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