Alfa Romeo Unveils Limited Carbon Editions of Giulia and Stelvio Exclusively for North America

by AutoExpert   |  9 October, 2023

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Alfa Romeo's just dropped some new eye-candy on the North American market, and oh boy, are they something. Say hello to the Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio Carbon Editions, a limited run of only 130 units. These bad boys are dressed to impress with killer carbon fiber accents and swoon-worthy interiors.

Let's break it down: the Carbon Editions stand out with their carbon fiber side sills, mirror caps, and a tricked-out grille. Throw in some black badging and golden brake calipers, and you're looking at some serious road presence. They're like the 100-anniversary editions' cooler, younger siblings.

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Wheel-wise, the Giulia struts its stuff on 19-inchers, and if you want to go all out, you can even opt for a carbon fiber roof. The Stelvio isn't shy either, flaunting its 21-inch wheels. You get to pick from three jaw-dropping colors: Vulcano Black, Alfa Red, and Rosso Etna.

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Step inside, and it's a red leather fiesta. No more standard-issue black upholstery—this interior's got flair. Carbon fiber touches are everywhere, marrying beautifully with the Harman Kardon sound system that's just begging you to crank up the volume.

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Under the hood, things stay the same. You've still got that beastly 2.9-liter six-cylinder engine, churning out around 510 HP and 444 lb-ft of torque. Whether you go for the Giulia or the Stelvio, you're in for one heck of a ride.

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The Giulia starts at $84,875 and the Stelvio at $92,275, with deliveries set for late 2023. A bit of a splurge compared to the standard models, but hey, can you really put a price on this level of awesome?

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