RE: New Alfa Romeo 'Nurburgring' special editions

RE: New Alfa Romeo 'Nurburgring' special editions

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CaptainRAVE

360 posts

112 months

Monday 18th June 2018
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Why do Alfa, Mercedes and BMW share such a similar front bumper now?

thegreenhell

15,272 posts

219 months

Monday 18th June 2018
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Matt paint looks awful.

Helicopter123

8,831 posts

156 months

Monday 18th June 2018
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Love the idea of an Alfa, but terrified of

1) Reliability - can it really be that bad?
2) Dealer network - is it still that bad?

V6Alfisti

3,305 posts

227 months

Monday 18th June 2018
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Helicopter123 said:
Love the idea of an Alfa, but terrified of

1) Reliability - can it really be that bad?
2) Dealer network - is it still that bad?
1) No they are really quite good (from what I have seen on the normally VERY critical Alfa forums), the early ones had issues with engine management and resulting bugs that popped up but they were resolved via firmware updates. Alfa also updated the scuttle panels to stop water dripping onto the ECU . Nothing I have read is any worse than it's German counterparts. All manufacturers have a few lemons, but unfortunately Alfa haven't been smart enough to take that one off TG by the looks of it.

2) Variable - Some good, some bad. There is one of the standard franchises that cause issues across it's entire brand portfolio...I will say no names.

Ares

11,000 posts

120 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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Helicopter123 said:
Love the idea of an Alfa, but terrified of

1) Reliability - can it really be that bad?
2) Dealer network - is it still that bad?
1) 12,000. No faults.
2) Mostly. But most dealers of all brands a st. But you visit once a year.

ecain63

10,588 posts

175 months

Thursday 5th July 2018
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Anyone else driving these at the FoS? Got my invite today.

Excited muchly!

Matt Bird

1,450 posts

205 months

PH Reportery Lad

Thursday 12th July 2018
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Hi all,

Just to add that Alfa UK has confirmed UK pricing for the Nring cars:

Giulia - £82,500
Stelvio - £89,500

And available to order from this weekend, with the moving debut at Goodwood.

Cheers!


Matt