Fiat & Alfa Romeo Equipment & Options Examples

A Fiat or Alfa Romeo build record lists installed equipment one line at a time, each with a sales code and a description. Sorting those lines into categories makes the record easier to read. The examples below are typical of these brands' recent models; what a particular record shows depends on the VIN, model year, market, and the record available. Look up yours on the build sheet lookup.

Engines & drivetrain

The engine line is often the quickest way to place a car within its model family. On an Alfa Romeo Giulia or Stelvio, the twin-turbo V6 marks a Quadrifoglio build, while the drivetrain line tells you whether the car was built with Q4 all-wheel drive.

Trims, chassis & performance

Trim names on the record reflect how the car was built, which matters because badges and wheels are easy to change later. Chassis items such as upgraded brakes or adaptive suspension can be standard on one trim and part of an optional package on another, so check the record rather than assuming from the trim name.

Interior, technology & driver assistance

Comfort, technology, and driver-assistance features were frequently grouped into packages. A record may show the package code, the individual features, or both, so read the package description before concluding a feature is missing.

The examples above illustrate typical content only. What was offered, and the sales code used for each item, differs by model, model year, and market, and a build record shows how a vehicle was built, not its current condition. For more on the codes themselves, read Fiat & Alfa Romeo sales codes explained.