Visited a local dealer today, who just received 10 Giulia base/Ti models a couple of days ago. The small FIAT showroom suddenly became overflown with Giulia's! :smile2:
The cars include all colors except the 2 whites and Alfa Black. IMO there's no bad color here, all look nice in there own way. When compared side by side however the Tri-coat Rosso definitely pops more than the Alfa Red which is a shade darker. Vulcano Black looks better than I expected in person - it actually has a shade of deep gray which adds depth to it. Didn't see any car with yellow calipers though. Also, it looks like none of the initial cars are configured with performance pack (active suspension/LSD).
Test drove a Giulia Sport. The highlight for me was the paddle shifters - the quick shifting and tactile feedback of the paddles made it really satisfying. (Still going to miss the stick shift though...) Didn't spend too much time scrutinizing the interior but everything looked and felt solid.
This is a Vulcano Black with "18-inch Sport" wheels. They have a low-gloss matte finish.
Silverstone Grey with turbine wheels, and Montecarlo Blue with 10-spoke wheels
Left to right: Montecarlo Blue, Rosso Competizione tri-coat, Vesuvio Gray, Alfa Red
The Giulia Sport I test drove (Alfa Red)
