Alfa Romeo is one of the manufacturers that they have more tradition in the competition. In fact, just a century ago they made their debut with one of their hallmarks at the 14th Targa Florio. The four-leaf clover or “Quadrifoglio” was present in the RL Corsa that won the race. Since then it has become an institution and to celebrate it now they launch the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio 100th Anniversary. It is a special edition loaded with specific details and is available on a very limited basis.
On an aesthetic level it is easy to recognize it, since it mounts the new adaptive Full-LED matrix headlights and some striking 19-inch burnished wheels, which hide golden brake calipers. You cannot miss the emblem celebrating the 100 years of the Quadrifoglio or some exposed carbon fiber parts, as is the case of the grill and the housings of the mirrors. The bodywork is available in the colors Rosso Etna, Montreal Green and nero vulcano.
Inside the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio 100° Anniversario also has some nods to the competition, with a new flyer featuring the four leaf clover in a carbon trim that matches the center console. On the dashboard it has an inscription of the 100th anniversary and maintains the benefits already known. It mounts the latest 12.3-inch digital instrumentation and the Evolved, Relax, Heritage and Race configurations. What could not change is that engine 2.9-litre twin-turbo V6 which is the hallmark of the model.
Now reaches up to 520 CV of power thanks to some improvements and has as standard the Akrapovich exhaust system and mechanical limited slip differential. That can only mean that this version derives from the powerful Giulia GTA and that it will offer behavior at the level of very few. It is the perfect way to pay tribute to the centenary of this icon so focused on competition, although it will be within the reach of very few lucky ones.
The Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio 100° Anniversario will have a production limited to 100 units (It could not be another number) and its price has not yet been disclosed.
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