Italy's answer to BMW is coming to America with a stunning new car

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In addition to he new engine, the Giulia and Giulia TI will also feature carbon fiber driveshafts, a full leather interior, a 7-inch digital gauge cluster, Alfa's DNA adjustable driving modes, and a couple of different infotainment screens to choose from.

The Giulia is also expected to have nearly perfect 50/50, front/rear weight distribution which should make the car quite a treat around corners.

Although Alfa has not announced official pricing for the Giulia, the company has said that the base model will start at around $40,000, while the top end Quadrifoglio will start at $70,ooo.

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As for the Quadrifoglio, the "halo" model in the Giulia lineup will be powered by a new 2.9-liter, biturbo V6 engine pushing out 505 horsepower. Like the 2.0-liter motor, the V6 is also exclusive to Alfa. The manufacturer claims that the Quadrifoglio is good for a 0-60 run of just 3.8 seconds and a top speed 191 mph.

All Giulia models come standard with rear-wheel drive, with the FCA's Q4 all-wheel-drive system available as an option.

The Alfa Romeo Giulia will enter production this summer with deliveries commencing shortly afterwards.

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