Wonderful car!!😍 Just got mine too a few days ago, are you able to get your car into Drive/Neutral with the paddle shifters? My old Stelvio did but the new one doesn't
My dealer said they noticed it’s not working on newer cars but they have no idea why since they have not received any official communication from Alfa. I know other ppl who got different answers, I have a feeling that everyone is just guessing. I think that they should at least give the possibility to enable/disable it from the settings, especially since the manual that came in the car still explains how to use this feature
Yes, it would look better if lowered some 30-40 mms... but that would make a pretty stiff chassis even stiffer... The 20's on the car are forged and super light. Great wheels!
Dream car, congrats! Hope you will be making some videos!
@@Andrea-jg3sh more videos are on the way!
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I ordered a Giulia QV in the same colour. Is yours still the old Verde Montreal with colour code 646, or the new one with colour code 398?
It’s only 389 nowadays. I am not sure when they made the switch - I guess it was during the winter 23 already. Mine was built 16 April.
Best choice ever !!!!!!!!!!
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Wonderful car!!😍 Just got mine too a few days ago, are you able to get your car into Drive/Neutral with the paddle shifters? My old Stelvio did but the new one doesn't
Same here. That change came with the facelift as there had been some incidents reported, as I understand it.
My dealer said they noticed it’s not working on newer cars but they have no idea why since they have not received any official communication from Alfa. I know other ppl who got different answers, I have a feeling that everyone is just guessing. I think that they should at least give the possibility to enable/disable it from the settings, especially since the manual that came in the car still explains how to use this feature
@@3ZTh aha, thanks for the update! 😀
And, yes I agree, but maybe this is a MES-related setting that can be changed? (He said, guessing…)
@@gtv6grandprix i hope so, i know it was always disabled for USA cars, i will try the giuliaforums guide in the next days
Needs 22 inch wheels at least. Gap is just too big.
Yes, it would look better if lowered some 30-40 mms... but that would make a pretty stiff chassis even stiffer... The 20's on the car are forged and super light. Great wheels!