I did 60k miles over 4yrs and had no engine failures or issues. Mine was used, I was second owner. Great car

Apparently, the reliability has greatly improved since the 2020 model year. Many owners of recent Giulias are reporting very few issues and relatively high reliability.

My 2017 has been totally reliable following a simple software update after purchase. Excellent cars.

My car is currently at 11k miles, and no issue. Currently held at Yokohama bay as I just imported from US. May be reliability is something to do with drive frequency. This is my 2nd 2017 QV, and I don't have anything bad to say about it. I really don't see any better 4door cars in current market.

My QV is my daily too. It’s worth every penny 💯

I have a 4c spider since 2019, no issue and good reliability. I’ve bought a Giulia QV 7 months ago, it’s a fantastic car. It seems to have a good reliability.

I've had one for 3 years and it's the best car I've ever owned. Unfortunately, tomorrow is my last day with it as I let her go to move on to a Porsche 911. But in the future I think I'll circle back and buy a giuilia QV for the garage, it's an amazing car and a future collectible.

I also have a 2018 Giulia Quadrifoglio. I have had absolutely NO issues. Please note that all high-performance cars depreciiate similarly. Thi=uas I am kind of surpsed with your reasning. Please read oweners reviews and you will find that the QVs are quite reliable, especially compared to the high performance models from Porsche, BMW, Audsi, Mercedes. None of the later are as relaible as to Toyotas or Subarus. Keep enjoying your QV.

Great Car, best 4-door saloon!! As well as the review👍🏼💪🏼 thx for your real pov

I think you meant to say accessory belt. The Giulia Quad does not have a timing belt. Very uncommon problem to break though. This is the first time I've heard of an accessory belt breaking. I have 2018 as well and visit the Giulia forums daily. Per chance, was the belt not changed at the maintenance interval (60,000 km or 4 years, which ever comes first)?

When the machine looks this GOOD I'll allow it some space to be unreliable. 🧡👍👀

Beautiful car and great honesty about the car! Sorry for your sour experience Not what I wanted to hear but pretty much what I expected to hear

You are soooo lucky that drive this car. But then again money makes it possible. I must be honest. If I had money, this would be a no-brainer. This car is not cheap. But worth it.

I would still love to have one! Too bad we have terrible taxes here in our country since this car isn't offered yet by dealers here and being sold only via grey market. Such a sexy car indeed!

I think if buying used understanding the cars history and common errors are key. I have 20k on mine and other than maintenance it has been great. Understanding that maintenance is key I think is the most important part of owning these cars. I do my oil changes at 5k and belts at 30k.

Alfa is building great cars🇮🇹🇮🇹👍

The history between Ferrari and Alfa goes back further and deeper than you realise. Check out their history, the four early racing drivers for Alfa and where the cloverleaf comes from and why it’s triangle!! You’ll find a certain Enzo Ferrari was one of the Alfa factory drivers!!

Damn! Very knowledgeable ! Hats Off to you sir!

Alfa has always been about character and emotions for me. As Jeremy Clarkson once said, every petrol head needs to own an Alfa at least once in their life. I was seriously looking into owning but the way our UK government keeps making petrol/diesel car ownership unattractive we’ve ended up adding a Kia EV6 GT to our ownership instead.

Shame people got misled. Ive had my QUadrifoglio since 2020 daily driven, no issues at all. Also had a regular giulia and a normal stelvio. No issues at all on those either.

If you paid USD 93k five years ago, then the price really hasn’t increased very much over time. A new 2023 ARQV can be had now for USD 82K (in the U.S.).

I have had three Alfa romeos. I had 2017 Giulia quad, then 2019 Stelvio 2.0 and then agains 2023 Giulia quad Total of 100K miles on these three cars not even a single trip to the dealer for any repairs.

Don’t get an early one. Some say, wiring looms were not sized right creating elec issues. 2018 on was fixed

Did the warranty cover the blow engine? Sounds like it was a user error not a manufacturer defect!

What modifications have u done on the car??

The first two years of any model will have reliability issues, even Toyota and Subaru. Looking to buy a Stelvio QV, as I need the AWD, soon

今一番気になってる車、カッコよすぎですね。 ちなみにクアドリフォリオは日本で車両保険入れますか？

Looks a lot better with Shiori in it 😛

make sure you close the left rear door lol

Did I hear “raining dog shit”? That’s very Hongkie 😂

Are you gunna sell it Jacky?

Why has reliability got to come into every reveiw with alfa.get over it .if you want unreliable cars look at German garbage.

🇮🇹🚗💨💨💨🇮🇹

Such a clickbait title and a blown engine thanks to your extreme driving? Anyway, you are testing a 2018 Giulia, which is notorious for having some quality issues. From 2019/20, it has been significantly improved inside and mechanically (e.g. more advanced direct injection engine). Some fan boys will claim the steering feel has been ruined, but the Ackermann angle change is marginal and it was to remove the front wheels hopping at full lock. Also, it is rubbish that the new one's noise has been ruined. It is now simply more refined as a car of this level deserves to be and no longer raw and under-developed. The infotainment is faster now (still not up to the Germans) and the reverse camera is low resolution. But driving wise, it is still a dynamic marvel. Last but not least, during the pandemic it lost custom options (eg grey dashboard and door stitching only and red or black brake calipers) and the standard painted roof is now steel, while the interior is full leather (unless you option the Sparco seats which are still Alcantara/leather and come with white/green stitching). The new Giulia's are as reliable (or not) as rival cars.

Got a 2019 QV. Ruining me exactly the same way.