2023 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio: Better Than The BMW M3?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2023
- Today I drive and review a 2023 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio!
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Our 2018 Giulia Q now has nearly 115k km and didn't have a single issue apart from a broken xenon headlight. This car is just so amazing
Alfas are so underrated in the U.S....
Until you find out about reliability issues because of shit built engines.
@@c0348whn I am genuinely interested to hear about your history with Alfas and their unreliability?
@@c0348whn Hmmmmmmmm. That’s what I thought……
If you want consumer reports, check out the consumer surveys in the UK with 13000 owners. In the executive car segment. 1st is Lexus, 2nd is Toyota: 3rd is Alfa Romeo Guilia. Not bad at all.
I hope that helps.
@@c0348whn well if you want to check for yourself, Autocars annual reliability survey in the UK come from actual owners of vehicles from 1 to 3 years of age. The 13000 people volunteer their information and are not paid for it.
Alfa Romeo Guilia outperforms it’s direct rivals for reliability. You can’t argue with what owners are reporting in.
Alfa Romeo are no worse than other European manufacturers now.
Where you maybe misguided are the surveys showing non engine related issues such as Bluetooth connectivity.
For what it’s worth, I have owned 5 Alfa Romeos in a row here in Australia and not one ever had engine issues.
Indeed, engine reliability is one of the brands strong points.
I hope that helps.
@@c0348whn they gotten better on that only grown men keep their cars running
This is the modern day E39 M5; 20 years from now people who are toddlers today will seek them out and pay absurd prices for them.
Yep, according to Doug Demuro one of the BIGGEST INDICATORS for future classics is "they didn't buy them when they came out but they were cool then as well as now". Makes sense since there would be less of them than if they sold well. Human stupidity is our friend in this case!
It's so funny to watch when Jeremy Clarkson tries to squeeze into the car through the small front door opening back when he tested this.
Ok but after he got in, he didn't want to get out,and he still loves it to this day.
Not sure the Giulia designers had a man with Clarksons athletic shape in mind during the design process
I Loved my 2019 Giulia QV so much we bought my wife a 2020 Stelvio QV! Great review sir.
It’s like a fine automotive art I love mines too. Is the 19QV your daily?
@@DiscoveryLegend It was! it makes a fantastic daily driver. Unfortunatly due to some reasons, at no fault of the car, we had to sell mine. Wife still has her Selvio Quad though.
Had my guilia qv 2 years now, it’s got the looks the power the prestige, it’s one amazing car, iv had Porsche, lotuses, last car was a v8 Audi rs5 but this Alfa is in another league
Ben, this must have sold right after you filmed. Nice spec!
I'd love to have one of these personally 2
Amazing car! I almost bought one last year, after driving a friend's, until I was told how poorly they are in icy conditions and snow. It's still on my wish list though!
Buy this car and drive during dry season...during wet season,get a proper 4x4 for that icy condition
Buy the AWD TI. I loved mine in the snow
@@ProAlchemist You must mean the Stelvio QV.
Excuses excuses excuses. Just but the car and don't listen to idiots who won't but it. You should have asked you friend . Alfa a great in the snow, that a lie.
Winter Tyres
Its a spicy meatball.
Is the m3 better then this giulia?of course...but bunch of m3 on the road right now..its boring...but this giulia,not many to been seen on road...its rare...i prefer that way..prefer to be different compare to the rest
Exactly
Thank you for this review ben...alfa is the best looking all rounder sport sedan in the world...
The only sedan I have plans to afford Ben.
How are the brakes at low speeds in start and stop traffic?
Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio is beautiful super sport car. I love it.🚀🚀❤️
Hell yes!!!
Is a manual transmission option?
Agree with u
Love the Giuila QF. Saw one on the road a couple years ago with the license plate "ANTA4RE".
Whats the meaning behind that plate?
QV! :D
it's way better than any BMW AUDI OR M-BENZ.
Nice review and beautiful car. Pity you're testing it like a Kia.
Alfa is so underrated. I wish they sold better. Not so sure theyll stay in the US much longer.
They do it themselves they dont update anything, its sad because its an amazing car but looks the same as 2016
Alfa just announced they are going to build a factory in USA.
I hope that helps.
@@afren1000 Nissan has had the same GTR since 2009 and they still sell. The problem is that Alfas have a lot of maintenance and quality control issues, and it’s pretty difficult to replace some of that stuff in the US.
Being owned by the same people that own Ferrari Alfa Romeo will always be held back
ALFA TOP D++++ !!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👆🏻💪🏻👍🏻🤜🏻🇧🇷🇮🇹😎🙏🏻🙏🏻 FIOTEIROS!!
There are two options we would consider if we needed another sports sedan.
The Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio or the Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing.
Being that we don't need a sedan and can easily live with a two seater as a daily driver. We ultimately chose the 2024 Z8 Z51 Corvette. The choice was easy compared to the aforementioned options.
In fact, I _still_ cannot decided between the two sports sedans!
Great review nevertheless Ben.
Stay classy my friend.
so you picked the sports car everyone and their grandma has. Be unique
@@jeffrey-f The choice was simple.
I needed a V8 in my life again. Plus I could care less about the opinion of others.
_"Loyalty to petrified opinion never yet broke a chain or freed a human soul."_ *~Mark Twain*
Stay classy my friend.
That CT5 Blackwing is Sweet but isn’t or are they coming out with a 1000 HP Giuliano?
How can he not mention the 0-60 ⁉️⁉️
Everyone always mentions the m3?! Why? It will always be the measuring stick.
Had one. Sold it. Hate myself.
Sir. Buy another. Make life great again.
Had one too and sold it for a gtr. I loved every day I had it for 2 months. Love the GTR alot as well.. Def faster but there's just something else about the way the guilia connected to the driver.
@@mike786551 why did you sell it after 2 months?
Great car if you want to pay for something that spends half the year in the shop 😂
It is a good car.
You can buys a used one 18-20 for 50-60k.
BUT filter out lemons, accidents etc. The risk is the reliability of this car. I have heard horror stories of Alfa. But most don’t have any issues. Do not modify this car, and the carbon ceramic breaks are 10k alone. If you get it within warranty it is a beast.
It is a fast car, sounds good and looks good. Insurance calls this an exotic car so be mindful of that.
I’d get a slightly used one within warranty, pushing close to 90k+ new isn’t worth it. There base ask price for a Quad without Nav, T1.5 drive, bucket seats is 82500. Bucket seats that are carbon fiber alone are 2500 add on.
The reliability issues are in the 17 and 18 MY cars. 19+ are super reliable. The powertrain, even on the early models, has proven to be incredibly reliable. I agree don't modify, and most go with the steel brakes. The CCBs are hugely overpriced, even as an option but especially as a replacement (though they do last > 100k miles).
My insurance company considers mine an exotic, but ironically it's cheaper to insure this than it was my 2019 Ram 1500.
I do think they're slightly overpriced new. They falloff in used price for the first two years is hard, but it hits a floor pretty quickly. I bought a 2019 CPO last December, which comes with a full year bumper to bumper, and added the OEM Mopar extended warranty for 5 more years for $3500.
this car was built in 2014 and still kills the m3 in all segments. I have one and love it WOW
Really nice vehicle & it’s cheaper than an F150 limited pick up truck. Lol
Omg❤
too bad no manual transmission
Si la Giulia è migliore della BMW m3. Tra l' altro la Giulia quadrifoglio è un'auto nata nel 2016 e rimasta sempre la stessa.
Its not all new
It's nice but it's not $80K nice.
Why's that?
@@thomasferrarojr.9772 you can get a used one for much much less. Granted risk of reliability issues. I’d get one that is still under warranty for high 60s-mid 70s.
Brand new base price without options is 82500, Nav+ 1500, bucket seats 2500, taxes, fees, registration you are pushing close to 100k within the first year you’ll lose close to 30k in value. Used 22’s are 70s.
@@Ben-mq8ug I agree. The other guy needs to read this. Lol 😉
I feel like I should have gotten this over a Maserati Levante
It's a better driver's car than the M3 when it comes to feel and your connection to the car, but in the everyday aspects, no it's not. BMW has better dealer coverage and believe it not, better reliability. Alfa owners regularly complain about long wait times, spotty dealer service and parts availability. It's not an M3 "killer" by a long shot.
You might want to check the user surveys out of the UK.
The Alfa has been more reliable.
Go figure!
This guy almost sounds like he knows what he's talking about? Wow.. 🙄🙄
Not a chance
Had I cash cash. I'd prefer this over an M3
Oh really? 👎
For $88k so it not worth the price. Mazda has a more premium interior. Very easy to see why these don’t sell. Garbage interior for a premium price
I'm not sure, that when you're buying a 505 BHP car, the premium-ness of the interior is too high on your priority list.
You obviously haven't sat in one, let alone those upgraded since MY20
@@nessuno5403 He obviously is speaking in hyperbole, as a Mazda definitely does not have a more premium interior. LOL
Maybe but mazda does not have a Ferrari engine up front, nor handling or design...
@@nkjrm348 the Giulia only has a Ferrari-derived engine and the people involved worked at Ferrari. It's not a Ferrari product otherwise.