Giulietta NF

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Um die Giulietta-Nachfolge auch für Märkte ausserhalb Europas brauchbar zu gestellten, könnte es nach neuen Gerüchten davon wohl auch eine Berlina geben.
http://www.autoedizione.nl/alfa-romeo-g ... als-sedan/

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[size=small]In Italy, a rumor currently doing the rounds that the successor to the Alfa Romeo Giulietta as well as four-door sedan will appear on the market. It is even said that Alfa chief Harald Wester would have said to a group of enthusiasts of the brand. There is real there is no confirmation from official circles. There were several reasons for such a 'Berlina'. The first reason is simple, namely that the new rear-wheel drive C-segment Alfa, a larger group of customers will be able to tap into, if would also be given to other variants. Once there was the same reason, it plans to launch the present generation as well as Sportwagon. That is, as we know, unfortunately, never happened because of the crisis and investing in a completely new plan. If this sounds true, Alfa Romeo will also in the compact segment to a 'line-up' work and it does not stop with one model.

Another reason is that besides the recovering European market, could also be interested in the North American market in a smaller sedan. For anyone who is still the Giulia just can not afford you might say. No stupid idea because even if we only look at Italy, we see that FCA in this segment in recent years has seen a lot of customers to the competition run in recent years because of increased supply in model variants. Especially in the business market. Moreover, one can no longer afford to with the launch of a model to be too dependent on the European market (as with the Giulietta is the case now). So what with the Giulia is done in the D-segment, up to a Crossover to it, could also very well be the future Giulietta.

The successor of the Giulietta comes as the right end of 2017 on the market. Marchionne says that though the plans will be adjusted slightly, because the current market is changing. So the question in China is rather on the decline.[/size]