Alfa's Bespoke Luna Rossa Giulia QV Is Already Gone—And That's the Point
"Alfa finally figured out the math: make something limited, make it weird, don't explain it to everyone. The bean counters hate this move, and that's exactly why it works."
— Revvly Take
Bottegafuoriserie's first commission is a yacht-inspired Quadrifoglio that sold out before most people knew it existed. The 592-hp 2.9L twin-turbo V6 gets carbon aero and a one-off livery pulled from Luna Rossa racing aesthetics. This is what happens when exclusivity and Italian bespoke actually mean something.
Chris Chilton
Carscoops · Jan 9
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