Is it even legal?

Previously I received a "ban" from the Alfa community for installing non-OEM cloverleaf badges on a non-Quadrifoglio Giulia. Now I'm about crossing the law once again. However, I don't know if it's even legal to:

• Selling Giulias without a rear spoiler
• Add a non-OEM rear spoiler to Giulia

Don't know what's worse, but just take a look at this moody rear.

The first thing I considered adding after purchasing Giulia was the rear spoiler. However, as far as I know, the OEM spoiler comes only in carbon fiber. My Giulia doesn't have any carbon fiber elements on it. It has only chrome and glossy black elements and I wanted the rear spoiler to match that.

Additionally, I'm aware that OEM parts' prices can sometimes be enormous, so I decided to give one from a variety of spoilers on Amazon a try. The price is adequate, and if I like it or not, I can replace it with a better one later.

The spoiler I got was only $41, and I must say that it looks really good for this price. I've seen the OEM spoiler on Giulia QV at dealership, and imho. the difference is barely visible, except for the carbon fiber.

The spoiler came with double-sided tape, which I immediately replaced with 3M one, as it was recommended by a lot of people on this website.

Gosh, she looks so pretty now. Such a simple thing, yet it gives a comprehensive appearance to the rear. This should be applied at the factory, as the absence of this spoiler ruins Giulia's silhouette.

I believe this is a must-upgrade for every Giulia owner. Thanks everyone for reading this. Stay safe and love your cars!