Alfa Romeo New Models 2012

Alfa Romeo New Models 2012

 Alfa Romeo will publish their last child, 2012 Alfa Romeo Giulia. It’s a long, comes with regard to rumors about the 2012 Alfa Romeo Giulia has been around for some time now. But in a classic case of “better late than never”, the new 2012 Alfa Romeo Giulia, which is expected to hit the assembly line at the tail end of 2012, is now further along in its development. This is great news for fans of Italian ten tons, while other sports sedan upcoming release, a source of concern for some of its German rivals, including BMW and Audi.


The brand, which saw his recent struggles, Fiat hopes that the new 2012 Alfa Romeo Giulia sports sedan, a car that will help the Italian brand back to its place in the automotive agreement. It is a difficult task for a sports sedan, due to intense competition it faces is a market where it has been released yet, the Alfa Romeo believes that the 2012 Alfa Romeo Giulia that will lead them to found glory in 2012. Read this 2010 Alfa Romeo MiTo 1.6 JTDM by Romeo Ferraris.

Alfa Romeo New Models 2012

 Alfa Romeo will publish their last child, 2012 Alfa Romeo Giulia. It’s a long, comes with regard to rumors about the 2012 Alfa Romeo Giulia has been around for some time now. But in a classic case of “better late than never”, the new 2012 Alfa Romeo Giulia, which is expected to hit the assembly line at the tail end of 2012, is now further along in its development. This is great news for fans of Italian ten tons, while other sports sedan upcoming release, a source of concern for some of its German rivals, including BMW and Audi.

The brand, which saw his recent struggles, Fiat hopes that the new 2012 Alfa Romeo Giulia sports sedan, a car that will help the Italian brand back to its place in the automotive agreement. It is a difficult task for a sports sedan, due to intense competition it faces is a market where it has been released yet, the Alfa Romeo believes that the 2012 Alfa Romeo Giulia that will lead them to found glory in 2012. Read this

Alfa Romeo New Models 2012

Fans of Italian styling are anxiously awaiting Fiat and Alfa Romeo's return to the U.S. now that the alliance deal between the Italian auto giant and Chrysler has well and truly been brokered. However, while Fiat is confirmed to be here at the end of this year with its 500 minicar, there’s still no firm arrival date for the more premium Alfa Romeo brand (not including the exclusive 8C Competizione supercar).

Alfa Romeo New Models 2012

That was until yesterday, where at a press event held in Turin, Italy, Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne confirmed that Alfa Romeo would return to the U.S. in 2012 with a raft of new models.
The first model will be the Giulia mid-size sedan, which replaces the 159 currently sold overseas. It will be available in both sedan and wagon bodystyles and will be built in Italy. It will ride on a modified version of the “compact” platform underpinning the Giulietta hatchback.
Also due in 2012 will be a compact SUV designed and built in the U.S. by Chrysler. It will also share the Giulietta’s compact platform.
In 2013 Alfa Romeo will launch a five-door version of the entry-level Mito hatchback as well as a brand new Spider convertible. The new Spider will ride on a rear-wheel drive platform borrowed from Chrysler, most likely a modified version of the LX platform underpinning the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger. It will be built in the U.S. but its styling may be derived from Pininfarina’s Alfa Romeo 2uettottanta concept that starred at last month’s 2010 Geneva Motor Show.

Alfa Romeo New Models 2012

Finally, in 2014, Alfa Romeo will launch a second SUV model in the U.S. It will be bigger than the first SUV and it will likely share a platform with the next-generation Jeep Liberty due around the same time. Also in 2014, Alfa Romeo will finally bring over its Giulietta hatchback, although the U.S. market will receive a facelifted version of the car that’s set to be launched in Europe in the coming months.

Alfa Romeo New Models 2012

As an end note, Alfa Romeo will attempt to maintain its premium positioning by selling its models in the U.S. through Maserati dealerships.