Alfa Romeo Specialists Near London

[PinoPiston]

I will open with the classic apologetic premise in case this has already been discussed in other threads but I couldn't find much... I recently got my hands on a lovely 1967 Giulia sprint GT veloce and was wondering if anyone had any Alfa Romeo specialist shops to recommend near London - thank you

[Chris Type R]

I use Alfa Workshop / Jamie Porter who are based in Royston - north east of London, and on the Cambridge line to Kings Cross / St Pancras - so while not likely the closest, fairly accessible.

[FFinally]

I use Keith Waite in Golders Green. Very good on 105 series.

[the-norseman]

A for Alfa in Aylesbury

[FFinally]

I use Keith Waite in Golders Green. Very good on 105 series.

[Mound Dawg]

Enginuity are good with these things, they're in West London.

[Quattromaster]

Alfa Workshop in Royston, dealt with them for years.

Owned by Jamie Porter, managed by Ben.

[Spy]

Any experience with Veloce cars in Barnet, North London ?

[david-j8694]

I'm about to use Alfacare / AHM in Hampshire for my Giulia Quadrifoglio. Based on my limited experience so far, they're a pain to get hold of via e-mail, but people speak highly of the proprietor so I'll let you know how I get on.

My friend has an Abarth 124 who has used both Veloces in Barnet and A for Alfa in Aylesbury and they've never had any issues.

[GeorgeA380]

Hey all. I'm taking my Giulieta to Veloces of London, although only recently so no complaints really.

[GeorgeA380]

Now that I found this thread I have a question, what is normal labour hours to do a basic yearly service on a Giulieta, like change of oil and oil and air filter? If anyone knows would appreciate it to get an understanding really. Thank you in advance

[Tabs]

Look at the a for alfa website. Comprehensive list there. Used them for my Abarth. Proper no frills workshop.

[GeorgeA380]

Thank you very much

[paulmakin]

Alfa Workshop also has listings and pricing for servicing on the website, model by model.

AforAlfa always good in my experience

[bikeman2]

I used AforAlfa recently for the first time outside of main dealers. Unfortunately I was a little disappointed. The invoice didnt breakdown what was done or itemise parts price. The price turned out higher than the main dealer quotes I got and was actually higher than stated on their website. Tyres werent rotated and fluids werent topped up. There was a sundries charge without explanation.

Hopefully they did everything required but what they did wasnt as transparent as I've found with main dealers.

Edited by bikeman2 on Thursday 19th March 11:15

[Castrol for a knave]

Another vote for Keith at Golders Green

Worked on my Duetto when I lived down in London