But, Dodge + Alfa engineering = wrenches thrown across the shop lol

I'm Italian and i assure you that the problems you are talking about regards only Maserati/Ferrari/Lamborghini.. only high performance cars, the reason for that is that the tolerances of everything are tight as fuck= if you do an oil/filter change even after 2 miles after factory recommendations they die, Italian cars are not unreliable BUT they require PERFECT maintenance to run, the unreliable cars ironically are the cars that were made in the Chrysler era(early to mid 2000s) and it's not even all of them, especially diesels, my uncle drove his alfa 147 jtdm(diesel) for over 180.000miles and he didn't even got rid of it, it got stolen, talking about petrol, my dad used to have a alfa 155 twin spark, an inline 4 turbocharged petrol, he drove it for over 200.000 miles, then he got into some law issues abt the car, and they demolished his car, BUT the point is, if u keep up the maintenance they run

​@@drifter233 I'm Italian and i assure you that the problems you are talking about regards only Maserati/Ferrari/Lamborghini.. only high performance cars, the reason for that is that the tolerances of everything are tight as fuck= if you do an oil/filter change even after 2 miles after factory recommendations they die, Italian cars are not unreliable BUT they require PERFECT maintenance to run, the unreliable cars ironically are the cars that were made in the Chrysler era(early to mid 2000s) and it's not even all of them, especially diesels, my uncle drove his alfa 147 jtdm(diesel) for over 180.000miles and he didn't even got rid of it, it got stolen, talking about petrol, my dad used to have a alfa 155 twin spark, an inline 4 turbocharged petrol, he drove it for over 200.000 miles, then he got into some law issues abt the car, and they demolished his car, BUT the point is, if u keep up the maintenance they run

Gonna put his kids through college with that P.OS

I have to think, in this case, the sum is great that the sum of the parts, but not in a good way.

haha i was just thinking that myself.

You need to grow up, not everything lasts long like Toyota

@@SARGENTDOODLE Well this certainly won't

@@devanman7920 lmao 😂 got em

I'm Italian and i assure you that the problems you are talking about regards only Maserati/Ferrari/Lamborghini.. only high performance cars, the reason for that is that the tolerances of everything are tight as fuck= if you do an oil/filter change even after 2 miles after factory recommendations they die, Italian cars are not unreliable BUT they require PERFECT maintenance to run, the unreliable cars ironically are the cars that were made in the Chrysler era(early to mid 2000s) and it's not even all of them, especially diesels, my uncle drove his alfa 147 jtdm(diesel) for over 180.000miles and he didn't even got rid of it, it got stolen, talking about petrol, my dad used to have a alfa 155 twin spark, an inline 4 turbocharged petrol, he drove it for over 200.000 miles, then he got into some law issues abt the car, and they demolished his car, BUT the point is, if u keep up the maintenance they run

lol

What about the 2024 Dodge Charger? that looks pretty awesome

@@rallycobra5738 yeah for profit. why do you think dodge made the 170? cause it would make a lot of money?

Alfa Romeo Giulia and Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio sell for over 100k, and i assure you that the problems regards only Maserati/Ferrari/Lamborghini.. only high performance cars, the reason for that is that the tolerances of everything are tight as fuck= if you do an oil/filter change even after 2 miles after factory recommendations they die, Italian cars are not unreliable BUT they require PERFECT maintenance to run, the unreliable cars ironically are the cars that were made in the Chrysler era(early to mid 2000s) and it's not even all of them, especially diesels, my uncle drove his alfa 147 jtdm(diesel) for over 180.000miles and he didn't even got rid of it, it got stolen, talking about petrol, my dad used to have an alfa 155 twin spark, an inline 4 turbocharged petrol, he drove it for over 200.000 miles, then he got into some law issues abt the car, and they demolished his car, BUT the point is, if u keep up the maintenance they run

@@vittoriobencivenga that's a lot of word salad to say they break easily lmao

Thats honestly not bad

@@jaredthrockmorton2025 it's not a big salad, this applies to every car out there but for some reason people seems to forget it when it comes to Italian cars

@@seanthe100 exactly 🇮🇹

😂😂

I'm Italian and i assure you that the problems you are talking about regards only Maserati/Ferrari/Lamborghini.. only high performance cars, the reason for that is that the tolerances of everything are tight as fuck= if you do an oil/filter change even after 2 miles after factory recommendations they die, Italian cars are not unreliable BUT they require PERFECT maintenance to run, the unreliable cars ironically are the cars that were made in the Chrysler era(early to mid 2000s) and it's not even all of them, especially diesels, my uncle drove his alfa 147 jtdm(diesel) for over 180.000miles and he didn't even got rid of it, it got stolen, talking about petrol, my dad used to have a alfa 155 twin spark, an inline 4 turbocharged petrol, he drove it for over 200.000 miles, then he got into some law issues abt the car, and they demolished his car, BUT the point is, if u keep up the maintenance they run

​@@abdul1092 I'm Italian and i assure you that the problems you are talking about regards only Maserati/Ferrari/Lamborghini.. only high performance cars, the reason for that is that the tolerances of everything are tight as fuck= if you do an oil/filter change even after 2 miles after factory recommendations they die, Italian cars are not unreliable BUT they require PERFECT maintenance to run, the unreliable cars ironically are the cars that were made in the Chrysler era(early to mid 2000s) and it's not even all of them, especially diesels, my uncle drove his alfa 147 jtdm(diesel) for over 180.000miles and he didn't even got rid of it, it got stolen, talking about petrol, my dad used to have a alfa 155 twin spark, an inline 4 turbocharged petrol, he drove it for over 200.000 miles, then he got into some law issues abt the car, and they demolished his car, BUT the point is, if u keep up the maintenance they run

​@@vittoriobencivengabruh go away

@@Lorentz_Driver sorry but i do exist, meaning i can't help you with that

With better styling imo but that 2000 dollar teal green color on the Alfa is 🔥

I'm Italian and i assure you that the problems you are talking about regards only Maserati/Ferrari/Lamborghini.. only high performance cars, the reason for that is that the tolerances of everything are tight as fuck= if you do an oil/filter change even after 2 miles after factory recommendations they die, Italian cars are not unreliable BUT they require PERFECT maintenance to run, the unreliable cars ironically are the cars that were made in the Chrysler era(early to mid 2000s) and it's not even all of them, especially diesels, my uncle drove his alfa 147 jtdm(diesel) for over 180.000miles and he didn't even got rid of it, it got stolen, talking about petrol, my dad used to have a alfa 155 twin spark, an inline 4 turbocharged petrol, he drove it for over 200.000 miles, then he got into some law issues abt the car, and they demolished his car, BUT the point is, if u keep up the maintenance they run

@@vittoriobencivenga yeah man, it was a joke. I mean, American cars aren’t known for being reliable. On the other hand, Japanese ones actually manufacture great cars on the reliability side. So yeah, I know Italian cars are good. To be honest I haven’t really ever heard of an Italian sports car to break. It’s just jokes

6.5 seconds is all you're gonna need to get it to the maintenance shop, lol

That’s crazy for a v6 charger I ended up getting the 2020 dodge charger sxt for around 27k and it had around 37 miles on it

@@undulantlemur43 i got lucky found my charger out of state for 31,000 only had 8010 miles on it and was a 2021 they put up on the website at the wrong price but they kept their word it rounded up to around 36ish with tax

@@ZetaVec that’s lucky I modified my car with a high-flow air intake from K&N to make it a bit faster I was a bit surprised on how much it worked

@@ZetaVec is you car stock or does it have the blacktop package?

@@undulantlemur43 i got it with the blacktop package its fully decked out already

TFL updated, it's a European software issue, CX-5 does the same thing in the same test. they did a update video with dodge. In real life the issue that they had won't happen

​@@DonG-vj5ncI love how dodge was very transparent with it

Aww, damn, you saw that too? Lmmfao!

@@curtiswilson4737did you see how they said that video was a lie ? “LMFAOOO”

No

​@@justintaillon4454 honestly yes this a poor idea and just another wannabe SUV for hipsters that think they own something special. The hornet was a muscle car not a cross over

6 months later, not selling, lmmfao

@@curtiswilson4737what u drive

Worst selling car in the U.S

That's cause it is.

Oh my God. I was reading press about it and now I understand. There are no notices from USA in Spain. Now, everything is electric, electric and electric. Enjoy your Hornets and your faboulous V8

Umm, that's what it is.

RT version coming with an electric motor assist.

Why so it can break faster than normal weeks time.

yeah, I honestly think they killed it with this thing!

Yeah, go Dodge, right to the junkyard.

@@curtiswilson4737that’s Toyota and Honda you speak of.

Chevy Trax and Buick Envista are both under 25k and have a digital readout.

no can confirm metal

It is.

exept in the early 2000s, alfa romeos don't use plastic in the interiors💀

Dodge must be paying him big bucks because this car sucks

@@hndrxhunta this car is basically an alfa, my family owned a few, Alfas don't suck, they're not even unreliable BUT they are delicate, meaning, if you do take care of them like you would for a pet they will last a lifetime, but as soon as you miss 1 single oil change or filter change they die, also, they aren't luxury cars, meaning you can't expect them to be a Bentley competitor, they are made ONLY for the drive experience, like, the Alfa 147 GTA, was a FWD car with a N/A 3.2L V6 with abt 300bhp, they did a special areo kit just to be sure the car wouldn't try to lift the front in the air, the last Alfas have a Ferrari built, NOT derived, Ferrari Built, V8 with 2 cylinders cut off, with 2 Turbos and 510hp to the rear, you literally can't ask more from a saloon/suv

@@vittoriobencivengaso far my Alfa Giulia has been more reliable better handling than the bmw I traded in on it for. I’m extremely pleased and will likely buy another after I’m done ragging this one out.

@@tonunknown1 glad to hear that 🇮🇹

1.3l turbo is way under power but even chevy beat dodges reliability

that’s not a bad thing at all!

And warranty claims just as fast

they are produced on the same assembly line so I get it that they look very similar.

Might as well buy a lexus