As Alfa Romeo prepares for its big comeback, Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne has announced that the brand will launch in late 2012 with a flux of new models.
Initially, the brand will offer the 4C Coupé in limited numbers. Mid-2013 will see the introduction of a MiTo-based five-door supermini, a compact crossover and the Giulia mid-sized sedan. Later on in the year, a facelifted Giulietta may go on sale, alongside a roadster based upon Chrysler's LX architecture, that underpins the Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger, and Challenger Coupé.
A Giulia station wagon and range-topping long wheelbased CUSW (compact U.S. Wide) sedan may hit outlets in 2014. In addition, the Italian brand has reportedly aborted its plans to develop a replacement of the G.C based Cherokee/Liberty replacement.
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