Alfa Romeo Stelvio Goodbye
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I’ve had mine for almost 5 years. Got it new it’s a 2018 a TI sport. I have 92K miles on it an have never had a issue idk how. I’ve changed the spark plugs, brakes, do my own oil. Been reliable for me.
Me to I'm at 155,000 miles perfect car people just liars can't afford dealership maintenance
@@AjeOkunrin yeah I can understand that but honestly mine is actually at the service center as we speak since I purchased a car they had to swap out the battery. They gave it an update because the electronic parking brake kept going off now when the cars off the headlights are flickering and the car completely shut off
Would you say they are reliable on the long term? Becuz im looking to purchase a used Stelio between the years 2020-2023. And my commute to work in one whole day is 70miles and I work 4days a week. Would this be a good daily for me under my circumstances?
@@DonnieDVILL as far as driving that many miles is going to decrease the value. This is actually my second one. My first one was newer and a.quadrifoglio I’m having electrical issues as far as headlights going on and off on their own. If you’re looking for a daily commuter to do that many miles I wouldn’t recommend getting a luxury car.
@@DonnieDVILL as far as driving wise, the car is beautiful and handles. Great the technology could be better but since I’ve purchased this vehicle besides doing routine maintenance, I’ve been to the dealer a lot and actually as we speak within the next week I will be dropping it off and leaving it at the dealer again and taking a donor due to these electrical problems. Some people say they don’t have problems but I’ve been doing my research on forms and multiple people have this problem so now I just opened a case regarding lemon law.
Mee to I had Alfa stelvio 5yrs no problem I have 155,ooo miles now drove all over America best car I ever had
Man I want to buy one so bad 😢
5 years, zero issues here
Never had an issue in 5 years, sounds like you got a lemon.
Sounds like a flooded car?
OMG mine's had no issues. So sorry you got a lemon. Happens in every brand but Alfa had some hiccups at launch. I would say just write to Alfa and ask for a replacement! I heard upgrading the battery to AGM fixes 99% of the weird glitches. It sure helped mine
I tried the battery. We came close to a vehicle swap but they wanted some $$ and at the moment my experience hadn’t gone well so I went with a different brand. I miss it and I know I will get another one soon. Still my favorite ride of all time
@@CoryAtRandom Totally fair, there are downsides to owning an esoteric brand for sure.
I have about decided to try it again 😂😂😂
Same here! My Stelvio is currently in the shop. It’s there all the time.
So sorry. Loved the thing but mine was all trouble
@@CoryAtRandom 2.0 or 2.9?
@@ldenorio 2.0
I became friends with the my service guy. I would send the staff pizza from time to time 😂😂
Alfa romeo stelvio is reliable. See the reviews of most owners. But i guess for your case they sold you shit
Are they really? If so I'll try it but this video is a scare 😂
@@banginzazahonestly I've seen more videos praising their surprising reliability, especially given their brand history and owners. I think the 2020 fixed a lot of issues from the 18 and 19 too
I can tell you for a fact that my parents stelvio (2017 model, 210hp) hasn't given up yet. She's a warrior :) In the past 6 years we put on it 180~k km or 120~k miles. It has been in the shop maybe 2 times except for the 20k km inspections. Once it was because someone key'd our car and we had to repaint it. The 2nd time it was because of a faulty sensor in the oil bay or something like that- (I was way younger I don't remember exactly- sorry I can't go into details.). But I can tell you one thing, I'll be the proud owner of that car for another 5 years and I love it to bits! I can't wait to finally have it for my own!
Ugh! I absolutely LOVE these cars. They’re absolutely stunning. I know it won’t compare to a Toyota or Honda reliability wise, but I don’t want a total nightmare of a car either. Some people have absolutely zero issues with theirs apparently which gives me hope, but then I see videos like this that make me second guess everything all over again. I don’t think it’s worth the gamble. :(
I have head stories of people having great ones with no problems. I might have just gotten a lemon.
Same here. I may have to rethink now. 😂
Sorry to hear that. Sounds like a lemon. Bought a stelvio quadrifoglio in 2018 and still.....89,000kms later no issues and loving it!!!!!!!!!!!
Damn....I was just considering one. Moving on. Smh
What year is your vehicle?
I have a 2018 and have had problems with electric throttle. Check engine light comes on and performance of car drastically declines. This happens often, but at random. Anybody else have this problem?
I did. One of the valves could be sticking open, happened to me. I had to drive it to the dealer while it was having this issue for them to figure out what happened because it doesn’t register as an error code if the car restarted. I had to keep in under 2000 rpm all the way there, took me almost 2 hours 😬
@CoryAtRandom Yea, I've been to the dealer and they replaced the water pump I think and it didn't happen for a few days, but started right back. But now I'll go and tell them to check the valves. Thank you!
@@marainagreen2249 mine normally happened when it was cold. Sounds like there was a very few with the problem. I think they changed my oil pump as well but that wasn’t it
I'm having same electronic throttle control light and auto start stop unavailable as well any ideas
Wow that’s so crazy I guess that’s something that’s a very big defect in Mopar as far as Jeep, Chrysler, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, and Maserati I’ve had an issue with my jeep and the throttle body was literally acting crazy where I was in traffic and a tunnel. thank God I’m an experienced driver, and the car took golf by itself.
He must have had a very rare lemon. I bet half his complaints stem from the battery. Which if replaced solved Nearly all those issues. Some ppl just run to the dealer for everything lil hiccup, without any investigation. Some of this stuff is very simple to solve .
I first thought it was a battery too, so I had it replaced and paid out of pocket for it, but sadly it didn’t fix it.
No don't say this, I want one. But I guess I'll get a Prius
I loved it so much I will end up buying another one 😂
@@CoryAtRandom oh ok. Alfa all the way then
Haha😂 I have a prius and I am thinking of getting a Stelvio. but I am scared the prius has 98000 and no problems bought her used too.
Do lemon law man. Trust me as a fellow Stelvio owner, you just got a lemon, maybe your dealer's techs are just bad, maybe you had a bad battery the whole time. Get a new one and stay an Alfisti
Yeah I got a bad one. I paid for them to put in a new battery first thing but didn’t work out for me. I will get another one. I miss it.
Thanks you. Italians arw good artist. Shit cars
So I has too many problems. Hopefully they build them better. They look nice.
How reliable
I'm getting rid of mine too
Sorry; I love them
I’ve never had any issues with mine.
Lucky bastard 😭😂😂👏🏼
Hey brother I’m literally dealing with that issue right now infotainment went blank been stranded twice lights are flickering been to the shop 5x as of yesterday only 38k what do suggest
The final straw for me was a valve that was sticking open throwing the system into limp mode to protect the engine. Dealer said it was only the 3rd one they had seen in the country. I did have infotainment issues too but never got to bottom of that. I had to drive in limp mode for an hour to the dealer for them to figure it out
@@CoryAtRandom are you still well basically were you still under warranty at the time I’m literally stuck between a rock and a hard place and I’m thinking about asking David to swap out the car if possible seems pretty sketchy
if you have the original battery...get rid of it and replace with a non Alfa spec battery
@@paulybthealfaguy they replaced a completely new battery about 2 weeks ago took it to the service center they ran test no codes nothing
My Quadrifoligo has 35k on it. Routine maintenance, new battery, runs like a top. Love it!!❤❤
They are amazing!!!
Aww hate to hear this! Another owner on YT also mentioned the jerking/lunging forward. Plus a few other issues he was having. I was considering buying a 2019… but probably Not!! (looking for a fun to drive Reliable vehicle, guess I’ll consider something else)
maybe they sold you a 🍋 right from the get go.
I think that is what happened 😔
What year
Everything before but was a lie!!!😂😂😂
I’m 20 and my stelvio has been good, got it at 40k miles and now it’s about at 80k and I drive it hard and it has no issues at all! Been thinking about trying to put money into it to make it fast but I don’t even know if that’s possible
Bro trust me, save your money until you can find a good used Stelvio Quadrifoglio, they can be had under $55k now. Get a 2020 or newer since they added port injectors. I took mine to Portland International Raceway and although it was my first time around a track, I never once felt like I was losing the rear even with all the wheels chirping. The thing is just so damn good, the Quadrifoglio's upgraded double-wishbone front suspension, AlfaLink rear suspension, and LSD is phenomenal. In race mode it turns literally into a Golf R on steroids. I had Antilock Off, Traction Control Off, Stability Control Off and never once did it feel squirrelly even going around corners at 70 MPH or braking as hard as possible from 130 MPH literally to 20 MPH. Man what a car they built!
My brother work in those cars
They are crap😂😂😂
What year was your Stelvio?
2018
Yeah I heard that first year had a lot of problems. What did you end up replacing it with ?
@@BrinxTrades fuel pump, battery, a few different things with the valves, seals on the turbo, it was a long list lol . Still want to get another one but maybe not be a daily driver lol
Wow that’s too much hassle, I don’t care how well it drives.
@@CoryAtRandom get the quadrafoglio
Does your engine sound like a sewing machine when idle?! Ive been looking, european shit! These problems should occur at 80k plus not 30k!! Market is loaded with Stelvino for sale that tells you somthing!