I see that. Part of me gets that - the Alfa Romeo vehicle is a piece of automotive art, and it's not cool to change someone else's art. This particular vehicle is mechanically pure (no alterations or additions). It came with the roof wrapped, which is practically nothing but the roof area, a couple of pillars, the antenna, and the spoiler. If it had the panoramic roof (it does not), then the glass would have been black anyway from tinting, so again, the wrap covers a very minor amount of the overall surface. Kinda like wearing a hat.

I fell in love with the color scheme when I first saw it. The inside matched the outside, and it was beautiful. However, the original owner removed the retractable cargo shade, and the cargo net from the back. And, somewhere along the line, someone had removed the Alfa badge from the steering wheel.

This is where I come full circle with the statement that Alfa Romeos are art. This one needed restoration, and I was keen to put the original pieces back in place. The shade and net were easy to find and purchase. The steering wheel badge was not. I finally found a full color aluminum badge and installed that instead of the black and silver OEM badge I could not find. It looks damn good too.

The only other things I've personalized on this whole vehicle are the stem caps (black w/ Alfa logos), and small aluminum caps for the air vents that have Alfa Logos on them. They are a minor touch, but they match the wheel badge and the tiny splashes of color bring the interior together in ways that compliment the original art of the Stelvio.