Wow that sounds like quite the experience

@@PerformanceOnWheels yes it was not that fun....

@@PerformanceOnWheels I didn't break any bone. Just many many bruises all over my body as being hit by multiple cars at 120 km/h isn't recommend. The car structure is good from all those collisions. I also had a headache for the 6 months following. The rest actually surprisingly okay

@@oranjelicht well I'm glad to hear that your okay and hopefully you got some money form alfa for that happening. What car do you have now?

@@PerformanceOnWheels lesson learned and now only drive Mercedes

I like the fact it was good enough to hold you attention so you would make a comment. 😉

Ha ha really funny you are mad at him for not mentioning the reliability issues he stated in the video when in your comment you don't mention your "minor issues" that you stated either!!

@@mattjames8683 I bet if the issues had been major he would have given lots of details ;-)

@@PerformanceOnWheels ....."hold YOUR attention".....UGH !!!

@@mattjames8683 ...My M3 had a major issue...SUB FRAME CRACK !!! My M5 had a major issue....ROD BEARING FAILURE !!!! FORZA ALFA BABY !!!! THE KING IS BACK !!!

That is awesome to hear. Thanks for sharing and watching!!!

David Chalker hey, Which minor issues did you have?

same here I bought mine in April of 2017 50K miles so far and no problems at all - so the guy with man boobs should learn how to articulate your words, can you mom get her money back on you ? - your review is full of crap

Is there a difference between poor articulation and piss poor grammer?

@@PerformanceOnWheels yes there is we are both fools

My 2021 has been reliable and a joy to drive. "Daily Driver" takes on a new meaning in today's work-from-home culture, but I still drive my car in all conditions and usually at a fairly quick pace on a regular basis. While not my only car, its the one I drive most frequently. It's the first car I've had in a long time that begs to be driven harder to the point where I find myself taking "the long way" to and from shorter destinations just to stretch it's legs. Dealers and parts are the only real concern. If you shop around, you can get a great price on a MOPAR extended warranty (MaxCare), but that doesn't help with parts availability. The Stellantis strike recently didn't help, and dealers are hit or miss in terms of their proficiency. I don't know if I'd want to own this car LONG term out of warranty, but as long as it's covered I have no regrets.

That is great to hear. Thank you for sharing. Please like and subscribe! Keep us updated on that Giulia as well.

What year?

Hey not sure if you’ll see this but I’m looking to get a 330 but now I’m kind of interested in these, how would you describe you’re difference

MY OPINION- Guilia is a more fun car to drive. Looks better and you will not see nearly as many. Both fun cars for sure. I would go Gulia.

OF COURSE IT IS !!! Don't drink the GERMAN KOOL AID !!! HANS AND FRANZ ARE POURING !!!!

They handle like a dream🙌🙌 I'm glad you haven't had any reliably issues that's great to hear!! Please like and SUBSCRIBE to see some sweet videos we put out in the future!! Have a great night Ross!

PREACH BROTHA !!!! PREACH !!!!

Any issues yet?!

I like your passion for Alfa. Im currently in the market for a 2019 Giulia base most likely. The miles are low, I’d be getting a warranty, & the price is fair. Like a lot of people, reliability is my number one concern. I like driving vehicles with no check engine lights on or dash lights lit up. I also like not being stranded on the road. That being said, I have owned multiple BMW & 1 Mercedes’ and they weren’t exactly trouble free or cheap to maintain so I can’t see Alfa being any worse? In all my research so far I can’t seem to get an honest opinion or answer from an owner or a journalist. Either Alfa fan boys say theyre excellent cars and worth the buy, or ppl that haven’t owned them are saying their trash and a horrible investment. The car is owned and made by Stellantis so that is another thing I keep in mind…. What is your verdict on reliability?

@@brey93 Modern Alfas are so much better than people think. The Giulia ranks very high in most European reliability reports. I think it’s true that Alfas are at least as reliable as any Mercedes or BMW, possibly even better. I have now owned a Giulia and a Stelio and had no issues with either. There is never a guarantee with any car you buy, but with the looks and performance of a Giulia plus the fact you have a warranty, I think you should take the plunge and start smiling!

Thanks for commenting Carlos! We had some opinion in the video however we were just sharing what the market showed. I as much as you want to see Alfa succeed. I would buy a Guila, apart of the reason I would buy it is the bargain they are. They are raising the bar for the competition regardless of negative views. I do agree that the bad wrap plaque stated with the big name reviewers who's long term testers lead to ultimately bad reviews of the vehicles reliability in the end. That just spins out of control as folks become experts because they read a motortrend article. My research took me to the service bulletins on the car. Lots of them were silly, there was just as many that were come on guys type of things as well. Thanks for the conversation starter!

Still have the Giulia?

4:40 am with an 11:45 am appointment at the dealer for this exact model. Restless cant fall asleep because I keep questioning it in my head...this is just what I needed to read to help me rest

@@tristyy404 Welcome to the Alfa fam. You're going to love it!!

I like your passion for Alfa. Im currently in the market for a 2019 Giulia base most likely. The miles are low, I’d be getting a warranty, & the price is fair. Like a lot of people, reliability is my number one concern. I like driving vehicles with no check engine lights on or dash lights lit up. I also like not being stranded on the road. That being said, I have owned multiple BMW & 1 Mercedes’ and they weren’t exactly trouble free or cheap to maintain so I can’t see Alfa being any worse? In all my research so far I can’t seem to get an honest opinion or answer from an owner or a journalist. Either Alfa fan boys say theyre excellent cars and worth the buy, or ppl that haven’t owned them are saying their trash and a horrible investment. The car is owned and made by Stellantis so that is another thing I keep in mind…. What is your verdict on reliability?

@@brey93 Overall, it's still great, no major issues. The issues I have encountered are more gripes than anything else. Here's what I've ran into. - The car has a low clearance. Much lower than I anticipated and lower than most, if not all, to other cars in its class. Again, I have a 2019 Ti Sport and she sits only 4.5 inches off the ground. Because of that, I've scraped the bottom front fender 3 or 4 times which sucked the soul out of me and almost put me in the loonie bin. On all occasions, it was either pulling into traffic at a stop or pulling off the road with traffic behind me. The culprit is when the road dips when 2 roads meet. Kinda like most home driveways when your driveway meets the main road. There's that annoying incline when you pull in and decline when you pull out. Ive always been good at angling the tires to ensure it doesn't scrape but there are some occasions when you don't have the time to go slow and angle it, especially in traffic or when in an area you don't where those dips are. So...I've ceramic coated the front bumper and below it to try and mitigate further scratches. - the check engine light has come on twice which like you, really annoyed me in previous cars. Both times happened when I let the car go below a quarter of a tank of gas. To be clear, I've let it go below that a number of times but on 2 occasions, the check engine light came on after stopping. I believe this is some kind of glitch because it went away after filling up the tank. I'm not 100% sure there's a correlation between having low gas and the check engine light coming on but it did go away after filling her up so that's my assumption. Both times I had less than 30 miles of gas left. I didn't have it checked out because "meh", but it did annoy me. - backup camera is low quality compared to its peers. You can obviously still see but not as clear or as good as others. - Tech in general could be better. The center console screen could be better designed and more intuitive but that's just my personal opinion. For example, I don't use the Bluetooth for my phone in the car because everyone said I sounded like shit. When I complained about it to my best friend, he said Italian cars are known for their performance and not tech so I'll live with that to comfort my butthurt feelings. So far, that's what I've encountered. Not perfect but not bad either. One other thing to mention, I don't take the car into the dealership for oil changes anymore. I take it to a local garage where it cost me $120. Don't let the dealership fear monger you about endangering your warranty if you take your car anywhere other than them. You can and it won't affect your warranty at all. It's law protected. I got duped with that in the beginning but grew a brain and found out it's totally fine to get the oil changed anywhere you want. She's still a "A" but not a A plus due to what I mentioned but I couldn't ask for more especially the uncertainty I had(like you) before buying her. This is my own objective experience which may be different from anyone else but I love the car and she's as beautiful as ever. One final note, we're giving the car to my daughter in December as a college graduation gift so my time with the Alfa will be coming to a sad end. From me to you, I suspect problems will arise when this happens because I drive the car good and take care of her. Not sure she will. The irony is we have a Tesla on order which (here I go again taking a leap of faith) has been reported with quality issues for some and none for others. I guess I have a thing for this type of stuff😁. Hope this helps.🤙

@@ronin7645 man, that was such an honest and helpful review you have no idea. Honesty & real life scenarios like those are reallly putting my mind at ease. Your review seems on par with most others I’ve found while scouring the internet. I’d be getting a 2019 as well, & I think they’ve worked out a lot of issues from 2017-2018. Did you purchase or lease the Alfa? And did you get any sort of warranty besides the factory new car warranty? PS I think you’re right about the car gunna have a harder life with your daughter but I also think you’re a cool dad for giving her such a sweet ride 👌🏽 I’ve had other problematic cars mostly german & American but can’t seem to shy away from the coolness of some of them too! Thanks again

It’s one of the best parts of the 2.0 Alfa, almost everything from the QV can be retrofitted plug and play. I put the race mode selector, steering wheel from the QV in mine,, the shift selector is next. Upgrading the turbo is this years goal as well.

Appreciate that comment. That is some great first hand insight. Do you currently own a Guilia? Do you see them often on your side of the pond? We appreciate all the info you provided! Thank you for watching.

@@PerformanceOnWheels I don't have a Gulia yet, waiting for the prices to come down a bit more. I have a 2012 Giulietta multiair producing 170 bhp from the 1.4 engine. I have seen a few Gulias on the road here since they arrived in Sept 2017, but it's a bit disappointing I'd like to see more, but that's normal for Alfas in the UK, you don't see them every day which adds to the appeal. I think that many would be Gulia buyers are holding on to their money because of the electric car revolution that seems to be just around the corner it's putting everyone off buying a new car at the moment. Also there is a bit of a bandwagon against diesels now and because diesel is popular here, people are waiting to see if the government will punish diesel car drivers for pollution, but that can't begin until we get brexit out of the way, so new car buyers have another reason to wait.

Very interesting! I bet I see a Guilia every other week in the major metro area I live in. They get my attention Everytime.

David thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Keep us updated on the new toy. I have to say my day in the Guilia was a joy. Most of the competition has a ways to go before that driving experience can be matched.

im going thru what you were going thru right im looking at a 2018 49490 miles guila n im scared

Still have the Giulia?

That is awesome. Definitely a fantastic car. The longer warranty would have me sold as well.

Time to move to Norway

For such a fantastic car, I really wish for it to remain a reliable beyond 400.000 km, if well maintained! These could be more meaningful as time goes! Another worry is the availability of parts!

Good report! Thanks.

Hi, I’m thinking about buying a giulia how has the car been after some time?

how's it holding up, im also looking to get one, Q4 2018

What is the name of your warranty company

how's it holding up? I'm looking at a 2018 ti sport awd, just worried about reliability

Still have the Alfa?

@@PsycheKahr91 yes!

@@simonemancusoperc how’s it been? What’s a typical service maintenance cost? Looking to buy soon

Keep the good news coming! I read articles recently that talked about FCA taking away there efforts to promote the brand in the US. I hope it is not true.

I saw a quad last night! I had the window down with my head out in seconds 😂

Sorry to hear about the crash. Thank you for sharing however. That is awesome. We are heading to check out the changes on the coming models at the LA autoshow. Stay tuned for an update.

@@PerformanceOnWheels 2020 model is already available in chinese market.pretty nice interior and touch screen.

Its only been a year. Wait a little more and comment here again

PREACH BROTHA....PREACH !!!!

Who cares. It’s under warranty. Go back to your Corolla.

Still have the Giulia?

If so, how has it been? Maintenance costs?

Indeed it is a killer drivers car! Thanks for the comment please like and subscribe, hope you enjoyed the video!

They still catch my eye every time I see one. Glad your having and awesome experience. Thanks for sharing!

I love hearing this! It is also awesome how loyal you are to the brand. Thank you for watching. Please subscribe. We hope you have many more trouble free miles! what do you like best about the Guilia?

@@PerformanceOnWheels Thx!! I like many things about the Giulia.. The handeling offcourse, styling,.... Also just the brands sporty history what made me fall in love at the first place with the brand in 1994 with the 155 V6 DTM!

@@gigo27 that's awesome. There is no denying the Guilia is an absolute masterpiece to drive. Keep making memories in it.

I have an 156 from 99 18i 16v dohc i love it much better than my former car bmw e46 i love the sound of my alfa

1 year later, still in love with my giulia!!! 😄

Good luck! You will love it!

Killer color combo!

Awesome!! Congrats. They are super fun cars.

Yes indeed it does.

PREACH BROTHA....PREACH !!!!

I will track down the service bulletin I was looking into. It was nine pages. Some of it was kind of funny. For instance wrapping a zip tie around the cable for the abs sensor so it could not fall out of its holder.

Like you said, they're owned by FCA ...and FCA is one of my favorite in terms of mechanical reliability. I'm driving cars from almost the past 40 years (yeah, I guess I'm an old kid) and because of my aggressive driving style, pushing the revs all the way up almost every day and that mixed with a lot of traffic jam, I always look for engines that can put up with it. My favorites so far have been engineered by FPT (Fiat Powertrain Technologies). Those were the ones giving me the confidence to pick a 9 year old car for a 2000Km journey with the only concern being to fill up the tank. People should stop believe everything they heard and start looking instead for actual maintenance data from car leasing companies. Many would be surprised.

@@miks564 good point. Thanks for sharing.

@@miks564 ...with all due respect, when you sit inside an Alfa there is no sharing of bits with other FCA products. As was pointed out in the video, for better or for worse, they had access to the FCA "U Connect" nav system but chose to design their own....As the owner of a 2017 Giulia Quad (with the original nav system) and the owner of a 2020 Stelvio Ti Sport with the updated system, I would agree that the newer system is nicer but it really doesn't matter much to me....I'm a car guy and as long as my nav gets me where I'm going and my stereo sounds good, that's all I care about as far as that stuff goes.....Now how the car drives, that's what counts !!!

That would just be the way leds look on video

At the time of the video there were nine pages of service bulletins associated with the car. Mostly nusiance items, software and some build quality issues. Nothing major but could be enough to turn people off if they don't like the possibility of frequent dealer trips. Great cars! Enjoy it.

@@PerformanceOnWheels You guys are awesome. I appreciate your approach to reviews. Best of luck... I'm a subscriber now.

@@bmf808 did yo uend up getting it? How'd it hold up

@@namir91 I sure did. Loving it everyday. I still get compliments often with heads turning. Great car. I am thinking of the QV next.

@@bmf808 awesome thanks, and yeah the QV is the ultimate goal for me, that engine is sublime

there a blast for sure! be sure to sub..... i just bought an itilan car..

I have a 2018 Alfa Ti and the only thing I get is a check engine light if I pump the gas to fast, but always goes away after I drive for a day or two, are you seeing same thing? Other then that, absolutely no other issues and I drive 100-120 every day and no problem

Can I ask how much that was? I’m looking to buy a 2019 giulia and want some sort of warranty

One thing that has been made clear since we made this video. Is that Alfa Romeo fans and owners are extremely protective of their brand. That is not to be taken as a negative comment. I think it's great, that is what makes us Auto enthusiasts. It's great to hear that you have had good ownership experiences. The information in the video was based on the nine pages of service bulletins and depreciation values. It is also our intent to start conversations like these. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.

I don't think he was trying to be funny. That was unnecessary to mention. Other than that thank you for your honest opinion.

@@iInspireSuccess Uh...he said the word fart in botched name. But he wasn't trying to be funny? Haha

@@Grandmasterjord oh got ya

Thanks for sharing! That's a fun fact to know never would have guessed

Doesn't your car have 2 coolant reservoirs? What is the 2nd reservoir for?

I did not think it would of been enjoyable to rattle off the nine pages of service bulletins that I printed off for my research. The bulletins out there pretty much touch every aspect of the car. (Engine/exhaust/electrical/start stop feature, abs sensor, steering) Some of the repairs sent out by Alfa are pretty funny. Wrap tape around cable so it won't slip through support, zip tie this....... It's a roll of the dice. I am sure there will be some that run 100k miles trouble free. Currently the facts are not in the reliability favor. There are rumors that new models will not have the issues the '17-'18's have been prone to. Time will tell. I want them to succeed. They will need more then wishful thinking however. Thank you for taking the time to strike up a conversation and watching! Please subscribe.

Constantin....these cars, Giulia and Stelvio were designed by a FERRARI skunkworks team....

That is very very much so accurate. I owned an Abarth and it was just like that

That's with all vehicles due to Covid. I've been waiting 2 months on a compressor for my Jaguar xf

Gotta love a good warranty

how has your maintenance costs been so far? Oil change price?

That's like one person reporting the non integration of a 3.5 narrow platform Nobel Active implant and condemning the entire company !!!

I did forget to mention in the review... That I am old enough to remember when Alfas were at autoshows around the U.S. I remember them being fun to look at but that is where it always ended. I sure hope they turn things around. This car is a riot, while it's working. As Jeremy Clarkson said "Alfa builds a car to be as good as a car can be, briefly."

@@PerformanceOnWheels haa..thats a good quote and true. Regards from England.

Bottom line, these guys have no idea what they’re talking about.

We actually do! Thanks for telling us we dont though! Like and subscribe

I would buy one in a heartbeat.

Great!

Your absolutely right, thanks for taking the time to comment! Please like and subscribe! We hope to see you in the comments in the future!!

Question. I’m seeking to buy a 2017 used model under 20,000 miles. Would you recommend this buy? I’m an 18 year old premed student willing to change my own oil. I fell in love with this car a year ago when I tested its handling. What do you think about buying an extended warranty?

Super fun cars for sure! I think if you read through the comments from owners you will find extremely passionate people. If you are aware and ok the the chance of something being more expensive to fix if it were to break then go for it!! As far as an extended warranty I would research the crap out of the company before just buying one. They are definitely not all the same, just because the dealer offers it does not make it good. I know some folks that have been pretty happy with extended warranties they have bought through there credit unions. Good luck with school!

Definitely wasn't reading what we wanted to read. We loved the car

@@PerformanceOnWheels Wow, that was a fast reply :)

We have comment notifications on! We absolutely loved driving the alfa. The video was just talking thru what was going on in the news at the time

Appreciate that.... I am the first to admit pronouncing words is not a gift. I am good at making up random words though. Thanks for watching!

Quadra fillet?

@@mister8116 we now own an Ftype and still can't pronounce jaguar... Minnesota thing

@@PerformanceOnWheels funny!

Tell me about it

I think it's called a Honda Accord or a Toyota Camry.

@@PerformanceOnWheels dose two are gone. Rusted to atoms.

@@PerformanceOnWheels wrong! I'm a Honda Tech and let me tell you....Hondas have problems too as well as Acuras and Toyotas as I also have friends that work on those cars too. All companies have issues. Everyone says Honda doesn't have any issues because they can't get past the 90's cars that ran forever but these new Hondas are a whole new breed and cheaper compoments all around.

I'm a tech as well and toyotas and Hondas are arnt in thr shop nearly as often

I was behind a Quad yesterday. Such a cool car.

@@PerformanceOnWheels I also replace with non run flats. Happy with the decision.

Love your comment. Thanks!

That is awesome to hear. I hope more people get the the word out these are awesome cars. We gave information based on the research that was obtained. Like we said in the video. Big fans of the car. Thanks for getting the good word out!

@@PerformanceOnWheels You gave no specifics or stats to back up any reliability problems. ALFA had a history of reliability issues prior to Giulia and the PERCEIVED reliability carried forward not actual issues.

Guila without hesitation.

Buy it. So enjoyable to drive. Here is what consumer reports says. The 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia has been noted for several reliability concerns. According to Consumer Reports, the vehicle has been recalled four times by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) for issues such as brake performance, active cruise control deactivation, brake fluid leakage, and potential fire risks due to heat damage in the engine compartment¹. Owners have reported problems related to the engine misfiring, brake system, and electrical issues. It's also mentioned that while some early glitches have been addressed with software updates, battery-related issues are common². The Giulia's reliability score is concerning when compared to other vehicles in its class, with a significant percentage of cars reported to have gone wrong⁵. If you're considering purchasing a used 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia, it would be wise to review these concerns and perhaps consult with a trusted mechanic or look into the vehicle's service history to ensure that any previous issues have been addressed.

So annoying

Love your response! So true...

Some of the American manufacturers don't set the bar very high. 🤷‍♂️

Thanks man😄

@@PerformanceOnWheels no problem brother 🙏🏾

Hopefully Alfa has got there ducks in a row, since this almost two year old video was made. The Guilia is absolutely an amazing car to drive and look at. Some folks have had great luck with their alfas and that's awesome! The fact of the matter is, it's not a Camry. You guys can stop acting like it is the chosen one of automobile reliability. When this video was made, we literally took information off of autotrader, off of Alfa romeo's service bulletins and portrayed it on a youtube video. I understand the love for a brand that many others frown on, the lack of knowing and understanding and experience. I own a Jaguar.

@@PerformanceOnWheels I think owners can get defensive. Saying that, your review (if it makes you feel better to call it a "review) was downright awful. Don't take this comment wrong or get butthurt about it but be honest to yourself. There was practically zero value. I haven't watched any of your other videos so maybe you got better. I hope so because you cant get much worse. Just a little constructive criticism.

You should go check them out this is also back when we started

@@PerformanceOnWheels I actually just watched your Tesla Model S video and yes, much much better. I wasn't trying to be harsh even though we do own a 2019 Ti sport Giulia. You were right in mentioning past reliability issues. I personally haven't experienced any but that certainly doesn't mean some do. But yes, you guys have definitely improved and I got a lot of value from watching that video. I'm rooting for ya. I'm still shocked on how good the car is. It has really been amazing for us. There are a few things I wish were better - turn signaling is confusing to operate, backup camera sucks, and the infotainment screen could be bigger and better. Oh, and the sunroof doesn't close after you turn the car off (gotta turn the car back on to close it). But other than that, it's awesome. And honestly, those gripes wouldn't prevent me from buying it. Nobody buys an Alfa for the backup camera quality...but still, could be better in the 2019. The 2020 and 21 is much better. They've improved it along with a new software interface (which is better than my 2019). The car drives like a dream. Incredible handles and great acceleration. Subbed!

You should watch a much newer video than the tesla... also when we where new we have gotten substantially better than that

Just making sure people are paying attention. 😉

sounds like fallatio

@@PerformanceOnWheels Nice save. Almost.

Everyone that owns one will say it is the most reliable car they have owned. Everyone who does not own one will tell you different.

Ok I have a little race car/project car, and the project has reached where it is not street legal, pretty much need a daily, turns out that I can get my hands on a Guila very easy, so right now I am just going though reviews, I would also need it for long miles drives every now and then.what you recommend? What are your thoughts? Thanks agin.

For a daily driver I think its a great car! Totally recommended it. What are you working on for a project?

Performance On Wheels , I have a Scion tC that I like playing with on the weekends....but hey I just closed a deal on that Gulia same color and everything, thanks man I...check out my Chanel hopefully I’ll put out a “ new car reveal video” or something... thanks

😲😲😲😲😲🤭

It's an old video of ours one of the first actually check out one of our newer ones to see how much we have improved

And some English. Jagwire??? Yes, the vid was 18 minutes of slating it for reliability issues but not actually managing to name a single one.

👍🏼

Almost all issues I have read about are software glitches. There was a handful of build quality items on service bulletins. Awesome cars.

Thank you for letting us know we are not crazy. It's not what we want, there are definitely hard core Alfa fans out there that don't want to hear it. My vote is still for them figuring it out, as it is such a joy to drive.!!! Appreciate the comment.

and I bet it was fixed with a simple software update.

Thanks for watching and sharing your view! I would take a Stelvio Quad all day over a GLC 43. I would not over A GLC 63 however. I believe the 63 is a closer competitor than the 43 is. There is always different ways to view and interpret what's out there. We shared the way we saw things at the time. We are fans of both the Stelvio and Guilia. Hoping they stick around in the US and continue to improve.

A lot has change since this video. I would of bought one then, I would still buy one now.

Someday...... Someday. I will own a Alfa. If only they would depreciate to an affordable dollar amount.

Yet still watched it😎

@@PerformanceOnWheels I did, waiting for some actually useful information, Love my '18 Giulia Sport Ti. Car #42.

🤔

I believe it

Yes indeed it was a massive flop in sales. so bad there selling 20 grand under sicker to get them off the lot. Driving however no not a flop at all one of the best driving cars I've been in to this day. You guys are die hard. So are we. Love the car. The car is amazing I don't think anyone disputes that.

Trying to do research of my own on the car, I was hoping to hear more in depth info why it gets a bad rap for reliability. You claimed you’d state only facts yet it was mostly opinion plus a comparison to a Jaguar car I don’t care about. lol But thanks for the review

At the time of making the video the depreciation was what was interesting. The issues of reliability I came across when researching the car were more build quality related, more nuisance trips to the shop then major failures. The mention of reliability plagues the car. I still would buy one personally. Obviously like every car there are good ones and bad ones. Let us know if you pull the trigger.

PREACH BROTHA !!!! PREACH !!!!

@@PerformanceOnWheels DUDE....the marque started from GROUND ZERO ... There is / was an entire generation of Americans that have NO IDEA WHAT ALFA IS....so much so that they don't know about Fangio, Nuvolari, Ascari, Chitti, Jano, and they have NO IDEA that ENZO FERRARI began his life as a race car driver for Alfa and ultimately formed Scuderia Ferrari from the roots of Alfa Romeo..... FORZA ALFA BABY !!! THE KING IS BACK !!!

You would probably enjoy the videos on our F-Type