2020 Alfa Romeo Giulia Review

Yes. You actually can drive an Italian sports sedan for around $41,000. The Alfa Romeo Giulia has been providing thrills on this side of the Atlantic for the past few years and now it’s time for a refresh. For 2020, the 6-model Giulia range receives a host of interior updates including a nearly 9” touchscreen with improved graphics and additional content, new design, layout and graphics for the driver display, a bevy of new driver assistance features with semi-autonomous capabilities, and aesthetic enhancements such as new steering wheel designs, new center console with more premium materials, larger cupholders, increased storage capacity and available wireless device charging. My favorite Giulia continues to be the mighty Quadrifoglio with its Ferrari-derived, 505-horsepower twin-turbo V6 that makes it one of the fastest 4-doors on the planet. This top trim model is priced from near $75,000 and comes only in rear-wheel drive. Other Giulias can be specified with all-wheel drive.