First post :smile2:
Now that we have pricing information for North America what is your ideal/dream build?
I have been driving a heavily modified BMW e92 6spd. 335 for the last 10 years and do about 5-10 track days/auto-x per year. I was considering the M3 ZCP but nothing excites me like the Giulia Quadrifoglio and there is nothing like it on the road today. I'm bummed about the lack of manual transmission here in the US but I am willing to compromise. Even though there is an $8k difference between the QV and base F80 M3 there is a lot that is included with the QV that would drive the cost of a comparable F80 up an additional $15k - $20k, trust me I've done the analysis and math and posted on Bimmerpost. So to all the negative reviews by the auto industry condemning the high cost of the QV please do a proper comparative analysis before misleading the public.
Anyway, I digress, here is my build!
Giulia QV
Rosso Competizione Tri-Coat
Black/Red Two-tone Interior w/Red Stitching
Dark Gray 5-hole 19"
Yellow Brake Calipers
Sparco Carbon Fiber Racing Seats
Harman Kardon Audio
Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel/Accents
Side note - I saw a video walk through of a QV in France (I believe) and it had CF side mirrors and CF front grill. It looked incredible but I haven't seen it anywhere else. Definitely on my list if available stateside
How will you configure your Giulia?
Now that we have pricing information for North America what is your ideal/dream build?
I have been driving a heavily modified BMW e92 6spd. 335 for the last 10 years and do about 5-10 track days/auto-x per year. I was considering the M3 ZCP but nothing excites me like the Giulia Quadrifoglio and there is nothing like it on the road today. I'm bummed about the lack of manual transmission here in the US but I am willing to compromise. Even though there is an $8k difference between the QV and base F80 M3 there is a lot that is included with the QV that would drive the cost of a comparable F80 up an additional $15k - $20k, trust me I've done the analysis and math and posted on Bimmerpost. So to all the negative reviews by the auto industry condemning the high cost of the QV please do a proper comparative analysis before misleading the public.
Anyway, I digress, here is my build!
Giulia QV
Rosso Competizione Tri-Coat
Black/Red Two-tone Interior w/Red Stitching
Dark Gray 5-hole 19"
Yellow Brake Calipers
Sparco Carbon Fiber Racing Seats
Harman Kardon Audio
Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel/Accents
Side note - I saw a video walk through of a QV in France (I believe) and it had CF side mirrors and CF front grill. It looked incredible but I haven't seen it anywhere else. Definitely on my list if available stateside
How will you configure your Giulia?