Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA completely sold out

KUALA LUMPUR: Last year Alfa Romeo turned 110 years old and to celebrate the occasion the automaker gifted itself two amazing cars - the Giulia GTA and GTAm. The company promised to build no more than 500 units, and guess what? They are all gone, completely sold out.

As per Alfa Romeo, the GTA was liked by everyone around the globe and the brand sold significant examples of the car in Australia, China, and Japan. The company has not shared the details about the exact sales units of the GTA and GTAm.

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What powers the Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA and GTAm?

Powering the GTA is a 2.9-litre bi-turbo V6 mill that pumps out a maximum power of 532 bhp. With this setup, the car completes the century run in just 3.6 seconds.

GTAm, on the other hand, is powered by the same mill, but it eliminates elements like the rear seat and door handles in favour of a roll cage and the rear wing. All this leads to 100 kg of weight saving over the Giulia QV.

Priced at £153,000 (i.e. around RM 869k), the company is also offering customers their choice of racing liveries with their choice of racing numbers at a premium of £5k over the standard model.

With lots of Alcantara and carbon fibre (making it most of the body and propshaft), this special machine that only a handful of lucky ones get to enjoy makes us a bit jealous. What about you?

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