I think it's meant to contrast with the saying it's a sports car so people don't count it out as not being a practical car.
There are certainly some 156 echoes as well - the crease line and hidden rear door handles are certainly harking back to that design. BTW, not a bad thing IMO but I am biased.
I find it more difficult to digest that we're being made to believe it's a sports car, rather than them convincing us it really is a practical five door hatch - erm, what with it being a five door hatch, and all.
You don't really get that good a look at it anyway. And lets face it most people will just accept whatever the voiceover says rather than try and work it out for themselves.
Car adverts aren't really for people who actually pay attention to cars
how did you think it would be pronounced?Having never heard the word before reading it I was surprised to hear it pronounced "Julietta".
Lets hope this is true and that it is both sporty and practical as the Giulietta should be just what I am looking for in my next car. I need a practical car for lugging boxes at work and band gear at weekends, but I also want sporty for when I'm on my own. Unfortunately, my GT is actually more practical than my last car - a Bravo - which , of course is what the Giulietta is under the skin.Alfa Romeo Giulietta, when you want a Sports car but really need a Hatch
Or "The Line, style, The Practicality...The Sporting Car for every day life"
