[jtrain49]

Here are all the Giulias I've seen in the wild:

6/25:

-Montecarlo Blue at the Highway Earth show

-Rosso Alfa on Beverly/Silver Lake Blvd.

A week or so ago:

-Montecarlo Blue on Griffith Park Blvd. in Silver Lake (i honked)

This weekend:

-Rosso Competizione parked on 4th st. in Santa Monica

not a lot. any of these belong to anyone here?

 

[alfadude]

Haven't seen any in South Orange County

 

[thechrismason]

I live in Glendale literally seconds from the Alfa Romeo dealership in Glendale and I am yet to see any others in the wild lol

 

[tommylotto]

Haven't seen any in South Orange County

Same here. I am yet to see one in the wild. My wife claimed to have seen a blue one on the 71 though.

Exotics are common in the Newport Beach area. I'm surprised these things are not selling like hotcakes. The piss poor presumed residual is hamstringing lease deals. So, that must be killing the adoption rate. I'm a good example. I entered 2017 dead set on a Giulia, but after reviewing lease deals, I'm driving a Ghibli instead -- just another Maserati in the Fashion Island parking lot....

 

[nick2]

I saw my first Giulia in the wild last week, a Montecarlo Blue one on Oso Parkway near Nellie Gail Ranch.