I like the increased engine health they provide but I know they can actually be hot air intakes if you get the wrong one so what do yall run?
I like the intakes that have lights that continue the headlight design but obv functionality > form
looking at a sport advanced CPO, how well do those leather seats do with daily use?
Will it survive trips to the beach or desert or state parks?
commuter car for college; pop wanted it to be comfy and newer, mom wants all the safety whistles so a used G70 seemed like a good choice but is there any negatives I’m overlooking?
Thanks for the imput!
(for the unaware, its a upscaled KIA Stinger)
The difference in gas milage is pretty big and while everyone wants a fun drive is the 3.3t really worth the extra cash to purchase and run?
Obviously they are stereotypically know for being a bit junk, and being a stellantis product isn't going to do them favor, but are they as bad as people claim? I know electrical problems can be alleviated with a battery swap, or so I've heard.
I'm interested in buying a used Giulia as a daily. I know exotics carry an exotic price to maintain but what exactly should I expect to deal with. Are they very hard to maintain?
Possible important to mention: in the USA we have sparser dealerships and more demanding use. German cars, though popular, aren't considered consistently reliable. Upside though is my area doesn't salt their roads
Im just wondering how they feel and preform to drive vs similar sports sedans.
Im especially interested in how they handle and feel to drive compared to Alfa Romeos
I am curious how they match up to similar priced options
Edited: for clarity, I understand they don't compete with top sport trims. My wording should've been clearer.