Wanted Alfa Romeo Giulia or Stelvio Quadrifoglio

Any interest in a Vulcano Black Metallic '17 Giulia with 33,500 miles? A new engine was installed by the dealer less than 2,000 miles ago and still has a lot of warranty left. Private-party sale in California.

 

Yes.

 

They are phenomenal cars. I found a 2018 with carbon buckets and brakes in Texas. Vesuvio Grey. It’s awesome to drive, especially on the track.

 

New Engine?

 

Yep! Lasted a whole 31,000 miles lol

 

Car on BaT - 2017 https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2017-alfa-romeo-giulia-quadrifoglio-10/

 

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My Misano Blue 2018 has 18,956 miles. Private party (no sales tax in Nevada), dealer only brokering.

$59,900

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But why?

 

It's still the best sports sedan. I see it eventually having cult status like E30 M3 or 993.

I'm torn and go back and forth, but splitting my commute between the Alfa and the F12 I feel like there's a lot of overlap between a high performance sports sedan and the super GT. If i had the garage space i would probably just keep it*. I've been looking at SUVs or full size luxury sedans to compliment the F12.

The Alfa does have a more relaxed "natural" mode that eases up the inputs and shocks and is smooth for the freeway, but in the sport "dynamic" mode it has so much torque that it makes you want to drive fast.

*Texas home builders do much better with garage space, probably because truck + SUV or minivan is a standard combo. Here it seems that "3 car garage" really only means big enough for one SUV and a small car... and new build homes of 3k-4500sq ft only get 2-3 spaces. 500k to 1m homes and you fit two cars, its ridiculous.

 

I bought my daughter a Stelvio and it's a solid unit.