ErreErre Fuoriserie, a tuning company based in Turin, Italy, has unveiled its own take on the Alfa Romeo Giulia sedan heavily inspired by the original 1962 Giulia (see video). The project car will go into production soon, capped at 33 units.
The styling package includes new front fenders, radiator grille, bumper, hood, and headlights. The rear end becomes boxier, too, and gets new taillights alongside a bulky diffuser and a two-piece spoiler.
Things stay stock in the cabin except for a more premium trim on the seats.
The stock 2.9-liter V6 also gets its share of improvements, rising from its original 520 to 562 PS (from 513 to 554 hp; from 382 to 413 kW, respectively).