2019 Alfa RomeoGiulia Base For Sale

I bought "Lella," my Alfa Romeo Giulia QV in September 2020. I had waited 17 years for another Alfa, after losing one to a driver who rear-ended me at a stop light. The car runs great, handles extremely well, and stops on a proverbial dime. (It has carbon ceramic brakes, for track work.) Basically, it is the epitome of an actively safe car, that allows full driver control, and rewards good driving skills. It's a great car for long trips. If you don't love to drive, go buy a Toyota. If you love driving, this is the best 4-door sports sedan you can buy. Too bad they're being replaced with EV's.

The waves, the stares…and the inevitable Toyota owner that fears for your reliability. Solid car, wonderfully designed. Zero problems other than the awful Pirelli run flats

I've owned this car 5 years. I honestly expected to keep it for 2 years and move on to something else, but I can't seem to part with it. The ownership experience hasn't always been flawless, but every problem I experienced was self-repairable, cheap, and it has never spent a single day at the dealership for any reason. The car is quirky at times, no doubt, but it never left me stranded or broken down anywhere. I consider myself mechanically inclined and I know these cars inside and out. I am able to get through some quirks as a result, but for people who don't turn wrenches and can't get through minor troubleshooting, I can't recommend this car as a solid daily driver.