Exterior Color Choice

Do you have any thoughts on the colors at all?

The red always looks faster, but all three colors look good I think. It also matters what you would like in the interior.

Magnus said:

Do you have any thoughts on the colors at all?

The red always looks faster, but all three colors look good I think. It also matters what you would like in the interior.

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For the interior I would either go for Black w/Red Stitching or Black/Red

I do like how the Black/Ice Interior Looks though, but wouldn't like the center console arm rest being white!

White indeed is my all time pick for cars when it comes to exterior. I think the blend of the black and red would look nice from the interior aspect. I personally think that if you want the attention diverted to the car on the exterior color then get the black seats with red stitching.

The black and red would make it stand out tho.

Less than a month away, need to narrow down my decision...

Trofeo White w/Red Calipers

OR

Rosso Competizione w/Yellow Calipers

I also like the white. I hope the blue shown on the Veloce is also offered across the range.

I personally can't choose but I can't help but visualize the white with a carbon hood, roof, and trunk. Classic pairing of course, but I think it'll really make this look lethal.

2nd groundforce re white being a true test of a vehicle's design -- 2003 E46 in white, stunning; 2003 Corolla in white, ghastly -- so it's really nice to see that white emphasizes the Giulia's strengths rather than exposing any weaknesses (though maybe I'm still not sold on jowls, but it's a small thing). When I get one it will likely be in white, though the Quadrifoglio in the darker red is tempting as well. At any rate, maybe the best thing that can be said about the Giulia is that it looks good in any color.

Interior for me is a no-brainer in the case of the Quad, that being all-black with red stitching. If I got a blue or white Ti, I could may be go with a tan interior.

In white with the tan interior will give it more of a humble luxurious look to it. The sportiness would be toned down quite a bit.

May I add, that isn't a bad thing at all.

I hope that dealers will receive actual samples of both paint and interior materials. These sorts of things need to be seen in person, from all angles and under various lighting conditions.

Also wishing that the poll choices had been more complete.

A less-popular color might be easier to come by, initially. It'll be interesting to see who switches from their first choice to something else.

Poll choices are based on the colors I'm interested in to get

I went with Monetcarlo Blue..................found this site that has a nice comparison of the main color choices:

https://www.carwow.co.uk/blog/alfa-romeo-giulia-colours-guide-0401

I always wanted a blue color car, but in every other car i have had the blue color did not look all that great, but this one is the one for me.

Vesuvio Grey Metallic over Black with red stitching. Had to write it in since wasn't a choice on this poll. :wink2:

If you decide on red, I would definitely opt for the Competizione. The first QV that came into my dealer was the Competizione. It was truly gorgeous. It has some undertones of burgundy that make it really exceptional and stands out from the Rosso which is more of a traditional Italian Racing Red. However, I figured my chances for getting a ticket with the QV in ANY color is already high and I didn't want to push it any further by going with Red. I had always had my eye on Vesuvio Grey - much more stealthy. And my dealer went far beyond the call of duty to make sure that I got one!

To GJain76, I don't think you can go wrong with the Blue. It's a perfect hue. I went with Grey - but I am second guessing myself a little. The blue is hot

AR1 said:

To GJain76, I don't think you can go wrong with the Blue. It's a perfect hue. I went with Grey - but I am second guessing myself a little. The blue is hot

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Im curious to see one in Silverstone Gray in person. In auto show lights the gleam off the carbon fiber makes it to where you can't see what the contrast will be like in normal circumstances. Seems the only picture of that color has the bright wheels which on a silverish car is meh.