The Alfa Romeo Giulia has recently made its debut in U.S. dealerships, but it’s already witnessed its fair share of dramatic incidents. A striking example is a 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio now up for auction through COPART, a platform known for selling damaged vehicles. This particular model has suffered extensive damage after apparently rolling over several times shortly after leaving the dealership. Despite its rough condition, the listing somewhat humorously notes its “BIOHAZARD/CHEMICAL” damage.
COPART specializes in acquiring vehicles deemed totaled by insurance companies, offering a range of services that include auctions for fleet vehicles, government-owned cars, and even some private sales. However, it has gained a reputation for its auctions featuring severely damaged sports cars available at significant discounts. In this case, the steep price drop is particularly striking, considering this Giulia sport sedan was valued at approximately $80,000 just days ago. It is currently listed for $550 and climbing, a drastic fall due to the reported “ROLLOVER, BIOHAZARD/CHEMICAL” damages from a recent accident in North Carolina.
The vehicle looks to be in such disrepair that hardly any part or panel has remained intact, leaving one to speculate about the high speed involved in the crash. Nevertheless, the engine compartment appears to be relatively intact, offering a faint glimmer of potential value for anyone looking to salvage parts. For now, though, the Giulia’s worth will likely be measured by its scrap metal rather than any meaningful restoration.
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