Italian luxury car manufacturer Alfa Romeo’s renowned, four-door Giulia Quadrifoglio sedan received some major, track-focused updates, arriving in two new models: the GTA and the GTAm. 

Inspired by the label’s original 1965 model, the GTA was constructed to produce more power and allow for maximal handling, while also providing a lighter weight and more efficient aerodynamics. Built with the auto world’s most state-of-the-art equipment, Alfa Romeo’s GTA features an Akrapovič titanium central exhaust system and a 2.9-liter V6 Bi-Turbo petrol engine that produces 540hp.

Alfa Romeo’s Giulia Quadrifoglio GTAm satisfies the need for speed on an entirely new level, boasting two front race seats, a roll-bar and six-point harnesses. While the GTAm model features the same 540ph engine, the car’s aerodynamics find further improvements with a large front splitter and a top-of-the-line, carbon-fiber rear wing. In order to reduce the vehicle’s weight further, Alfa Romeo replaced traditional side and rear window frames with a polycarbonate resin called Lexan. With all of the speed-inducing updates, the GTAm’s 0-60mph time clocks in at a bolting 3.6 seconds. 

Below, revel in Alfa Romeo’s made-to-race designs.