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" The brand new Alfa Romeo Giulia (say that five times fast) is Alfa&amp;#039;s return to making small rear-wheel drive sports sedans, a segment that the brand made its name in for years. The 510 horsepower &amp;quot;Quadrifoglio Verde&amp;quot; model is a shot right at the BMW M3, a car that basically every automaker benchmarks but never quite beats. In the latest performance art piece/video preview for the Giulia, we hear lots of great engine sounds and get to see the car drive at night. That&amp;#039;s all well and good, but we already knew that the Giulia looked and sounded great.  What we didn&amp;#039;t know is that it had active aerodynamics. In the video at the 0:14 second mark, a small lip extends from the front of the Alfa. Check it out:      That&amp;#039;s either an active front spoiler or part of the car is falling off. Either or. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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