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Alfa Romeo Giulia for film & TV hire
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The Alfa Romeo Giulia listings total 2, dating from 1971 to 2016; a look at their individual years helps when a broad period reference needs to become a more specific shortlist. The decades most represented are 1970s and 2010s; explore their pages when the same setting needs a mixture of vehicles rather than a single featured choice. The category mix is led by Classic and Modern, giving you another way to narrow the selection when the scene calls for a vehicle with a particular presence. Colour choices here include red and white among the most common, a place to begin when you are considering how the vehicle will sit with costume and location.
The Giulia name has graced two very different Alfa Romeos. The original family, launched in 1962, included the boxy saloon and the beautiful Bertone-styled coupes such as the GT 1300 Junior, cars that defined Italian sporting style through the 1960s and 1970s. The name returned in 2016 on a rear-wheel-drive sports saloon that brought Alfa back into the premium executive class.
On screen, a classic Giulia coupe says Italian style, youth and romance. It suits 1960s and 1970s European settings, fashion and lifestyle commercials and scenes on winding coastal roads. The modern Giulia suits contemporary characters with taste and a touch of individuality, a stylish alternative to the usual German executive saloon.
Classic Alfas are often left-hand drive imports, which suits continental stories. CarSeen lists both a 1970s Giulia GT 1300 Junior and a modern Giulia from private owners.
Related: Alfa Romeo Spider, Alfa Romeo cars, right-hand vs left-hand drive for UK shoots.
Alfa Romeo Giulia hire questions
- Which Giulia models are listed?
- A classic Giulia GT 1300 Junior coupe, a 2000 GTV and a 2016 modern Giulia saloon.
- Is a classic Giulia good for a 1960s European setting?
- Yes, the Giulia range was launched in 1962 and suits 1960s and 1970s continental stories.
- What does a modern Giulia say about a character?
- Taste and individuality, as a stylish alternative to German executive saloons.
- Are classic Alfas left-hand drive?
- Many UK examples are imports; check steering position in the brief.
- Can a classic Giulia be driven on set?
- Usually by its owner, with runs agreed in advance.
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