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When you think of a modern Italian sedan that balances sportiness, luxury, and everyday practicality, the Alfa Romeo Giulia instantly comes to mind. Whether you’re looking at a brand‑new 2021 model or exploring the used market, the chatter around the Alfa Romeo Giulia price underscores the vehicle’s growing appeal. When you’ll need to know what is a 2021 Alfa Romeo Giulia worth and how it compares to other midsize luxury sedans, this description has you covered.

Below is an in‑depth look at the 2021 Giulia’s key specifications, depreciation trends, and how it stacks up against rivals. All figures are generalized, as pricing and depreciation naturally vary by region, mileage, trim and condition.

• Engine – 2.0‑liter Twin‑Turbocharged inline‑4 (available in base, T BiTurbo, and Quadrifoglio variants)
• Horsepower – 272 hp (base) to 505 hp (Quadrifoglio)
• Torque – 280 lb‑ft – 561 lb‑ft
• Transmission – 8‑speed automatic with manual mode or 7‑speed manual (Quadrifoglio only)
• Drivetrain – Front‑wheel drive in base models; all‑wheel drive in BiTurbo and Quadrifoglio trims
• Fuel type – Premium gasoline (recommended for optimal performance)
• Fuel consumption (combined) – ~27–28 mpg (city/highway) depending on trim
• Dimensions – Length: 189 inches; Width: 73 inches; Height: 55 inches; Wheelbase: 112 inches
• Curb weight – 3,700–4,400 lbs (varies with trim and equipment)
• Seating capacity – 5 passengers
• Interior amenities – Dual‑zone climate control, adaptive cruise control, optional Nappa leather upholstery, digital instrument cluster, 8‑inch infotainment display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Safety – Standard: Lane‑Keeping Assist, Speed‑Assist, Automatic Emergency Braking; Optional: Adaptive Cruise, Driver‑Attention Alert

Alfa Romeo Giulia Depreciation

When evaluating a car’s long‑term value, depreciation rates are a key consideration. The Alfa Romeo Giulia depreciation pattern typically follows industry trends for luxury sedans but with a distinct Italian flair.

• First-year loss – The Giulia usually loses 15–20% of its initial value in the first 12 months after purchase.
• Second‑year & beyond – From year two to five, depreciation slows to about 8–12% per year, influenced by mileage and maintenance.
• Long‑term outlook – After five years, the Giulia holds roughly 40–45% of its original purchase price assuming moderate mileage and proper upkeep.

These estimates reflect that the Giulia's status as an Italian luxury brand gives it a respectable resale value, while the high-performance variants tend to depreciate slightly faster due to their niche appeal and higher depreciation in the luxury segment overall.

Comparison Context

Understanding how the Alfa Romeo Giulia 2021 price measures against peer models helps customers make informed buying decisions. It’s worth noting the

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