Alfa Romeo Special Editions Celebrate Logo’s Centennial

Alfa Romeo introduces limited-edition Quadifoglio 100th Anniversaro Guilia and Stelvio models, recognizing the centennial of the debut of the Italian marque’s four-leaf clover logo on a racing car. 

Limited globally to 100 units each of the Giulia luxury sedan and Stelvio luxury midsize CUV,

the Quadrifoglio models include commemorative badges, distinctive design features and exclusive gold finishes. They are powered by a 2.9L, 520-hp V-6.

Alfa Romeo Guilia Quad. logo-brake

Exclusive content includes burnished, 19.-in. sports alloy wheels for the Guilia and 21-in. wheels for the Stelvio with gold brake calipers (pictured, above); a carbon-fiber grille, mirror caps,   instrument panel, central tunnel and door panels; plus a dashboard with black leather and Alcantara enhanced by golden stitching and featuring an embroidered “100” that is next to the new golden Quadrifoglio logo. The steering wheel is upholstered in leather and Alcantara with black stitching and carbon fiber inserts.

Alfa Romeo will begin accepting orders for the ’24 Giulia and Stelvio Quadifogolio 100th Anniversaro models this spring, with availability in the third quarter.

The Quadrifoglio made its debut on the RL Alfa Romeo that Ugo Sivocci drove to victory in the 14th edition of the Targa Florio road race in Sicily in April 1923. All Alfa Romeo racing cars have been distinguished by the “lucky charm” emblem since then. It first appeared on high-performance production cars in 1960.

Alfa Romeo Giulia Quad. interior