Alfa Romeo Giulietta prices announced for UK

Alfa Romeo Giulietta

When the Alfa Romeo Giulietta goes on sale in the UK, the 1.4-liter petrol version will carry a base price of £13,936.17, excluding taxes and number plates, and other related costs. Pricing on the five-door climbs as high as £20,170.21 for an optioned out Cloverleaf version with a 1.75-liter TBi petrol.

Pricing on diesel models begins at £14,808.51, climbing as high as £18,723.40.

The car will be sold in three different trim levels, Turismo, Lusso, and Veloce, apart from the Cloverleaf. While all vehicles will receive air conditioning, electric windows, Q2 limited slip differential, and six airbags, only the Cloverleaf will not receive start/stop. That model will feature red brake calipers, 18-inch dark alloy wheels, and tinted glass.

The new Giulietta will make its UK debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July. You can read about the pricing for each of the nine individual models in the press release below.

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ALFA ROMEO UK ANNOUNCES PRICING FOR THE NEW ALFA GIULIETTA

Pricing for Alfa Romeo's eagerly anticipated new Giulietta has just been announced for the UK market. Starting from £16,995 OTR, the stylish new 5 door C-Segment contender will be publicly unveiled in the UK at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on 2 - 4 July, where Alfa Romeo will be celebrating its Centenary as the featured marque.

In line with these celebrations, the new Alfa Giulietta will be on sale in the UK this summer, and will feature three petrol engines - 1.4 TB 120 bhp, 1.4 TB MultiAir 170bhp and a top-of-the-range 1750 TBi 235bhp model that will carry the brand's iconic Cloverleaf status; and two diesel powerplants - 1.6 JTDM-2 105bhp and 2.0 JTDM-2 170bhp.

Three high specification trims - Turismo, Lusso and Veloce - will offer customers maximum user-chooser flexibility, while the Cloverleaf range-topping version will have its own exclusive exterior and interior attributes. It is priced at £24,495.

A host of cutting edge technological features are key to the new Alfa Giulietta range, with advancements such as revolutionary performance engine technology in the form of MultiAir (petrol) and second generation MultiJet (diesel); Alfa's DNA system which customises the vehicles' behaviour to suit varying road conditions and driving styles; a standard equipment Start&Stop* system that guarantees improved fuel economy and CO2 emissions; and Alfa's all-new Compact chassis which will provide the foundations for class-leading ride and handling.

Standard equipment on the new Alfa Romeo Giulietta includes air conditioning, electric front and rear windows, Start&Stop*, VDC, LED front and rear lights, Electronic Q2, Alfa Romeo's DNA technology and six airbags for maximum occupant safety.

The top-of-the-range Alfa Giulietta Cloverleaf's exclusive content features a 1750 TBi 235 bhp engine, 18" alloy wheels with a dark titanium finish, dark tinted windows, red painted brake calipers and the iconic Cloverleaf badge. Top speed is 150 mph, with a 0-62 mph acceleration time of just 6.8 seconds.

	Basic Price £	VAT £	Retail Price £	OTR Charges £	Total OTR £

1.4 TB 120 bhp Turismo	13,936.17	2,438.83	16,375.00	620.00	16,995.00
1.4 TB 120 bhp Lusso	14,914.89	2,610.11	17,525.00	620.00	18,145.00
1.4 TB MultiAir 170 bhp Lusso	16,076.60	2,813.40	18,890.00	605.00	19,495.00
1.4 TB MultiAir 170 bhp Veloce	17,182.98	3,007.02	20,190.00	605.00	20,795.00
1750 TBi 235 bhp Cloverleaf	20,170.21	3,529.79	23,700.00	795.00	24,495.00

1.6 JTDM-2 105 bhp Turismo	14,808.51	2,591.49	17,400.00	495.00	17,895.00
1.6 JTDM-2 105 bhp Lusso	15,787.23	2,762.77	18,550.00	495.00	19,045.00
2.0 JTDM-2 170 bhp Lusso	17,617.02	3,082.98	20,700.00	495.00	21,195.00
2.0 JTDM-2 170 bhp Veloce	18,723.40	3,276.60	22,000.00	495.00	22,495.00

* Start&Stop is standard equipment on the entire Alfa Giulietta range except for the high performance 1750 TBi Giulietta Cloverleaf.

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bmwaddict

As usual, such a good looking car. I think, overall Alfa has the most beautiful cars, at least for the moment. Just amazing.

April 29, 2010 5:54 am

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sub39h

dunno, i think the 159 and Brera/Spider were the last good looking Alfas (not counting the 8C which made me have to change my underwear). not been a fan of the Mito or this. i think the Golf 6 and Megane 3dr look better.

April 29, 2010 6:23 am

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super_car_muscle_man

@bmwaddict: agreed - especially the rear. looks fantastic! saw this at the Geneva show and its as good looking in the flesh.

April 29, 2010 7:34 am

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Artist

alfa is making some awsome cars, but they donn't seem to have a long term strategy. they just bring up new cars and rely on them untill people get bored or the market demands for something.

April 29, 2010 7:52 am

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joelynn

that is a truly beautiful car... i think their strategy is just to produce the most beautiful cars on the market, there are plenty of aesthetes out there.

April 29, 2010 3:18 pm

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August Horch

A bit concerned about that pricing and US implications. Hopefully, Alfa can stay under the $25K mark here to make a solid entrance back into the US market. If they price it higher, I don't think the public will bite, especially without a trunk :)

May 1, 2010 4:36 am

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lds

No one builds more beautiful machines than Alfa Romeo. Unfortunately they cannot match the quality with their beauty. My brother & I have owned several Alfa's in the past, and they were just unreliable. When it runs,there is nothing like it. The handling, sound, and sheer beauty, can't be matched. After women, Alfa's are the most beautiful things on earth. Come to think of it, Alfa's are just like women, you never know what you're going to get, and just when you think you have it figured out, they shut down on you!!

April 11, 2011 11:01 pm

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