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Price information on the 2017 Alfa Guilia Ti

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  1. TheMayor

    TheMayor Nine Time F1 World Champ
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    I've been searching online for pricing and options on the Guila Ti. There's nothing online anywhere.

    So I stopped by a dealer in the South Bay of LA and he gave me the build sheets on what is coming in.

    He said they will be leasing them but Alfa doesn't have the numbers yet. He hopes they will be "competitive" to the BMW 3 series but he admits it will be higher.

    He has about 12 coming in about month. So, he emailed me the build sheets. I went through them to pull what I could. From it you can get some information.

    2017 Guilia Ti

    MSRP: $37,995
    Destination fee: $995

    Spec: 280 HP twin turbo 4 RWD 8 Speed Auto

    Leather seats: $0 (I assume its included as standard)

    Seat colors available: Black or Beige $0

    Sport leather seat option: $0

    Power seats: $0 (I'm assuming the sports are non powered so you can choose between the two)

    Cold weather package: $700

    Non Metallic paint: $0
    Colors: White, Alfa Red

    Metallic Paint: $600
    colors: Silverstone, Gray Metallic, Metallic Black, Metallic Blue

    Special paint: $2200
    color: Alfa Red Tri-coat (same as the current QF)

    Painted calipers with white Alfa logo: $300 (I assume this is only red as the color was not spec'd)

    Harmon Kardon Premium audio: $900

    BT Radio: w/ Nav: $950

    Forward collision warning: $500

    Park assist: $650

    Dual pane sunroof: $1350

    Wood trim interior: $2250
    Aluminum trim interior: $0
    Genuine walnut trim accents: $0

    Sport interior package: (not sure what this is) $600
    Sport appearance package (not sure what this is) $1250

    Pirelli tires: $0 (must be standard)

    Wheels:
    $18" Dark Turbine wheels: $500 (I assume 18" silver must be standard)
    19" sport package: $2250


    Lowest priced spec he has coming in: $40,590
    Highest prices spec he has coming in: $49,140


    Honestly, these are very reasonable for this category.

    Will I get one? I think so!
     
  2. ypsilon

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    Some perspective;

    First of all the 280 hp (Veloce) version is not a twin turbo, it's a single Multi scroll turbo (if I'm correct).

    Secondly, in Europe the 280 hp version can only be as ordered as 4wd, not rwd (very rwd biased however).

    The leather seats on the Veloce are included as standard in Europe as well. The Ti comes as standard with the same sport seats (in leather) as the QV. The carbon fibre optional QV seats can not be ordered on the Veloce.
     
  3. TheMayor

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    #3 TheMayor, Jan 15, 2017
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    1) Oops. You are correct on the one turbo. My mistake!

    2) We get them as RWD at 280 hp. AWD is an option.

    3) Correct. Same in the US.
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  4. ypsilon

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    That price is pretty decent by the way, a lot of car for the money, although I'm not aware of the US competition.

    Living in Vegas 4wd is probably as usefull as having underfloor heating....

    Veloce in Europe by the way is the same as US's Ti, don't get why they decided to change that for Europe (or vice versa). Alfa had a 159 Ti (previous gen.), but not Veloce.

    Plus I don't get why they don't offer a manual QV in the US.
     
  5. F1tommy

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    #5 F1tommy, Jan 15, 2017
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    This car seems to be about the same as the Cadillac ATS 4C turbo in price and performance(ATS 4C has manual trans option and is lighter than the Giulia). To bad Alfa did not offer an alloy V6 like in the ATS Cadillac, a big problem for me.


    I hope Alfa will do a normally aspirated V6 for their US cars again someday. Leave the turbo's in Europe and on the base model optioned US cars. That goes for Ferrari and Maserati to. The 488 and Ghibli sound like crap without a tuned exhaust. I think I will wait for a QV for 6-12 months unless the Veloce 350hp version is amazing. I already have a almost new V6 ATS, although it's not Italian. When the ATS is ready for trade I will buy one of these Alfa's.
     
  6. MacGeek

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    There is: http://www.alfabb.com/bb/forums/attachments/giulia-quadrifoglio/1161986d1482195381-purported-giulia-dealer-spec-sheets-2017_alfa_romeo_giulia_-_pricing_and_order_recommendations_1_.pdf

    No, the TI comes with ordinary leather seats (option code 211 in Europe), and it is not the same as Veloce. TI is equivalent to Super. Giulia has the following trim levels:

    L0 - base
    L1 - Super/TI
    L2 - Super Plus (APAC only, not yet introduced)
    L3 - Veloce
    L15 - Quadrifoglio

    The US will get the Veloce trim level in the future. The reason why people think TI equals Veloce is that in the US the cosmetic contents of the European Veloce are available as optional extras on the base (exterior only) and on the TI (both exterior and interior).
     
  7. italiancars

    italiancars F1 Rookie

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    The US Veloce will probably be a mid 300 HP car slotted in between the Ti and Qf.
     
  8. ttforcefed

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    mayor i thought u wanted a stick?
     
  9. ypsilon

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    I was under the assumption the EU Veloce spec is the same as US Ti spec.

    Does this mean Europe gets the Ti too ?
     
  10. MacGeek

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    Europe gets the Super. Which is the same trim level as the TI. They just chose a different name for the NAFTA markets.
     
  11. ypsilon

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    Strange choice.

    I know Europe has the Super but the Ti used to be Alfa's sporty trim level. The previous 159 and 156 had one as well which always included sport suspension, larger wheels, sport seats etc. So basically the current Veloce trim level.
     
  12. TheMayor

    TheMayor Nine Time F1 World Champ
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    I do. If I get another mini I will get a stick. You can't get this car as a stick. I asked the BMW dealer the same thing and he said basically "forget it".

    Its an auto world today.
     

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