ALFA ROMEO

Giulia ''ErreErre Fuoriserie''

The Italian company ErreErre Fuoriserie has just presented a new project based on the current Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, the sportier version of the sedan, and as we can see, it is not a product for everyone, given its curious appearance.

Basically, this is what the company calls a 'restomod', as the bodywork modifications seek to make it look similar to the original Alfa Romeo Giulia, the Type 105 that was introduced in 1962, and the truth is that certain traits are a nod to this. The model itself is not a restomod, as it is not based on an old model.

As we can see in the images, it sports a new front with large round headlights, four in total, with the extreme ones being larger. There are also circular air intakes and a hood with a renewed design, in addition to a set of 19-inch wheels whose design recalls the Alfa Romeo classic.

Also noteworthy are the widened wheel arches, which in the case of the front ones stand out in relation to the doors, new ventilation inlets behind the rear wheels and a new roof spoiler.

Overall, the rear is much more angular than the conventional Giulia QV, in addition to showing rectangular taillights, a spoiler for the trunk lid and two central exhaust outlets integrated in the aggressive diffuser.

All these new body panels manufactured by ErreErre Fuoriserie are carbon fiber, but they have been developed in a way that does not affect the security systems of the series car, so they will continue to be functional.

As for the 2.9-liter V6 biturbo engine, it remains strictly standard, so we are talking about 510 hp of power and 600 Nm of maximum torque. The cabin has not been modified either, although new materials can be chosen as an option.

According to the company, the first 10 copies of this Giulia Quadrifoglio will have a starting price of 196,207 euros, excluding taxes and the donor car (just over 100,000 additional euros), although the rest of the copies will start at 245,000 euros.

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