Here's Why the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Is Worth $80,000

Updated: 31 Jan 2017

The new Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio costs $80,000 with options - and it’s worth every penny. To find out why, check out my column or watch the video above.

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Damn that Saab sounded good.

dat saab doe

I’d rather get a GT-R and be just out of the discussion

Haters would call us fanboys, but I’d rather have an 09-11 GT-R as well.

Yeah,and drive a computer on wheels with one of the most ridiciulous fanbases on the world

Because you aren’t an Alfa Romeo fan.

The Giulia QV shouldn’t be compared to the GT-R or any sports car, it is a 4 door sedan and should be compared with such cars, this car is a M3 or C63 rival. And it does a fine job at it.

But how is maintenance though

If i had the money to buy this car, I think the maintenance would be the issue i cared less

Howcome these posts always get editor’s pick?

If you want an Italian saloon you will be better off with the Ghibli or Quattroporte - one of them is on the same platform, i think the Ghibli. It will be more luxurious, probably better built and it will bear the name of Maserati, not a notorious for unreliability in Europe automaker.

Maserati is nice but Alfa is Alfa.

When he drove the car he wasn’t beside the B pillar as when he demonstrated. By the way, for a tall person like me, the B pillar location is a crucial matter. I hate it when i can’t stretch my legs because it would be unsafe to drive due to poor visibility.

Just put the signal on, TURN THE STEERING, you will hear a “click” and then after the corner, you turn the steering back and MAGIC! The signal turns off automatically.
P.S. I don’t know why it is so strange but almost every car I’ve been in has the trunk button in the down left area of the driver’s location.