Alfa Romeo Giulietta dimensions

Read pretty much any Alfa Romeo review on Auto Trader and you'll find that the look layout is one of the areas in which this Italian company excels, and it's no various here. The Alfa Romeo Giulietta's heavily tapered nose looks superb with its sleek headlights, prominent three-sided grille and spoiler. The strong shoulder line that runs the length of the vehicle lends just the right amount of aggression, and it's perfectly balanced by the heavily sculpted back end that incorporates lights that are interesting rather than contrived.

The Alfa Romeo Giulietta is provided in 5-door hatchback form only, so from a practicality point of view things exterior promising. Certainly, for passengers it's generally good news as there's ample head and leg space for anyone in the front or the back it's not over-generous, but there should be enough for most people. Where the Alfa Romeo Giulietta falls down is with the boot room, because with the back seatings folded it can stow just 350 litres, and with the seatings folded this jumps to all of 750 litres. This compares with the 5-door BMW 1 series, which can hold a much more useful 1150 litres with the back seatings stowed, but just 330 litres with them in place.

There are four versions offered: Turismo, Lusso, Veloce and Cloverleaf. Entry-level vehicles get LED daytime running lights, climate control, electric windows front and back plus a six-speaker audio but only metal wheels. Moving up to Lusso offers cruise control, dual-zone conditioning, bluetooth hands-free, 16-inch alloys and lots more details. Veloce adds 17-inch alloys, leather trim, sports suspension and extra alloy cab details the range-topping Cloverleaf adds lowered suspension and extra sporty details such as 18-inch alloys.