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With crossovers possible, Alfa tries to find its footing

The Giulia is due for a redesign in ’23. (FCA US LLC/© 2017 FCA US LLC)
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By:
Vince Bond Jr.
September 23, 2019 04:00 AM

Bold design and performance aren't leading to much success in the U.S. for Alfa Romeo.

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