There are updates for the range of Alfa Romeo Giulietta, the beautiful Italian hatchback is now available in two new productions, one that arises for the offer (available only for entry-level petrol engines and diesel) and the other The Exclusive, which instead is the new top of the range. This includes leather interior with red stitching and micro fiber fabric, passenger seat height adjustable rear seat headrests and with a third arm, with humidity sensor device detecting odors, electrically folding door mirrors, radio and telephone controls on the steering wheel, with Blue & Me speakerphone, voice commands, USB, auxins and alloy wheels 17 "with 225/45 tires.
The two new versions are accompanied by an update of the list prices still starting now from € 19,800 for the petrol models and 21,800 euro for diesel (IPT excluded). But it continued to lack the dual-clutch transmission Alfa TCT. Juliet The entry level has been stripped of the rear electric windows, front armrest with storage compartment and light alloy wheels.
To have the items listed you must buy the package "Progression" from € 470, however, constrained by the presence of the leather steering wheel and the car (at 230 and 350 euro). Calculator in hand, the package mounted on the Progression 1.4 Turbo € 19,800, it raises the price to 20,850, the same price and the new version of the 120 bhp 1.4 Turbo Progression.
The increases in the price range of between 250 € to 850 € 1.4 Turbo Distinctive needed for the 1.4 Turbo MultiAir Progression through the 550 € for the 1.4 Turbo MultiAir Distinctive and 1750 TBi Quadrifoglio Verde, the latter two now costs € 24,250, respectively and 29,550. The Giulietta 1.4 Turbo is instead MultiAir Exclusive € 25,650 (IPT excluded).
On the front of the 1.6 turbodiesel 105 bhp JTDM-2 under construction "base" has now priced at € 21,800. While other versions are modeled, with the same layout, and price increases to final figures listed for the 1.4 Turbo engine Multiair 170 hp. Proportionately higher than the prices of the 2.0 turbodiesel with 140 hp Starting at € 24,550 dell'allestimento Progression, passing for 25,950 of the 27,350 Distinctive and Exclusive.
At the same layout, for the 2.0 JTDM 170 hp-2 plus € 1700 for the last three prices. 
The two new versions are accompanied by an update of the list prices still starting now from € 19,800 for the petrol models and 21,800 euro for diesel (IPT excluded). But it continued to lack the dual-clutch transmission Alfa TCT. Juliet The entry level has been stripped of the rear electric windows, front armrest with storage compartment and light alloy wheels.
To have the items listed you must buy the package "Progression" from € 470, however, constrained by the presence of the leather steering wheel and the car (at 230 and 350 euro). Calculator in hand, the package mounted on the Progression 1.4 Turbo € 19,800, it raises the price to 20,850, the same price and the new version of the 120 bhp 1.4 Turbo Progression.
The increases in the price range of between 250 € to 850 € 1.4 Turbo Distinctive needed for the 1.4 Turbo MultiAir Progression through the 550 € for the 1.4 Turbo MultiAir Distinctive and 1750 TBi Quadrifoglio Verde, the latter two now costs € 24,250, respectively and 29,550. The Giulietta 1.4 Turbo is instead MultiAir Exclusive € 25,650 (IPT excluded).
On the front of the 1.6 turbodiesel 105 bhp JTDM-2 under construction "base" has now priced at € 21,800. While other versions are modeled, with the same layout, and price increases to final figures listed for the 1.4 Turbo engine Multiair 170 hp. Proportionately higher than the prices of the 2.0 turbodiesel with 140 hp Starting at € 24,550 dell'allestimento Progression, passing for 25,950 of the 27,350 Distinctive and Exclusive.
At the same layout, for the 2.0 JTDM 170 hp-2 plus € 1700 for the last three prices.
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