Alfa Romeo Giulia TI Super


The Giulia is a great little car in the European compact tradition. Unlike American classics, which are generally large and powerful, European classics are small and nimble.

The Giulia TI Super (Real Life one) was a limited series produced in 1963-1964, being only 501 produced and was properly homolged to the European Touring Car Challenge.


The Hot Wheels miniature was released in 2026, has 2 color variants (white and red) and bears the painted 63 number as a reference to the year it was produced.

It's a neat little model, provided with blue tinted transparencies and it's properly part of the HW Compact Kinds.
On a curiosity note, the name Giulia under the casting is misspelled.



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