Alfa Romeo is set to reopen the order books for its Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio models, featuring a potent 520-horsepower V6 engine, as part of the brand's strategy to satisfy automotive enthusiasts. This decision will allow fans across Europe to place orders for these high-performance vehicles; however, the offer is only available for a limited time.

In Finland, the excitement is tempered by disappointing news for local car enthusiasts. The Giulia and Stelvio models were removed from Finland's import program, with plans for a permanent withdrawal by the end of 2024. Mikko Autio, a representative from Finnish importation, confirmed that there are currently no plans to reintroduce these models into the Finnish market, leaving local fans without access to these cars.

This situation reflects broader industry trends where local markets have specific challenges. While Alfa Romeo looks to capitalize on demand in other parts of Europe, Finnish consumers remain at a disadvantage as they miss out on potentially iconic vehicles. The limited availability of high-performance models like these raises questions about market strategies and consumer accessibility in differing regions.