r/AlfaRomeoGiulia

33 Degré mais toujours autant de plaisir

Snowy Mountains NSW

2021 Giulia Veloce

So I went on a trip to California for a week. I came home and looked over the car and everything was fine. I start it up and let it warm up for a few minutes and let the rpm’s settle. After about 15 min of going 65 on the highway I get off to stop and grab coffee and I see it smoking. And this is what I open the hood to. Can anyone advise what part this is? And what the dealer could possibly charge?

Cannot wait for the end results

After going from a jet black 2017 VW TSI, I just couldn’t help but fall in love with the blue.

I have a 2018 Giulia. Does anyone have any body shop recommendations in DFW? I have a front bumper issue from parking curb damage. Ugh. I need someone to fix this issue without replacing the bumper Thank you!

The pictures are AI generated, but damn I would love this. Anyone else thinks they should make a 2 door Coupe Version?

Recently got a new exhaust put in about a week ago and today noticed this sound after I parked my car and turned it off. Do you guys got any idea what it is

It made me laugh I'm really sorry

I recently got a 2017 Giulia QV with ~5k miles (had ~2k miles when I purchased it) that I daily drive for work. A month ago, while driving within the city, the car suddenly stalled and came to a stop with the lights and speakers running. I was able to start the car by jumpstarting it after 10 minutes and drive back home. The local alfa dealer identified that its due to the fuel pump having low pressure. The wait times for the new fuel pump module was 3 weeks and until then, I have been driving the car daily. Then just a few days before my appointment, the car came to a stop while driving, this time just outside my home! When I checked the error code (I had gotten an OBD2 reader after the first time), it was P00C6 which seemed to be related to low fuel pressure.
While jump starting did not work this time, I was eventually able to start the car after 30 minutes. I will note that both these times, the car had ~1/4 tank of gas. The dealer mentioned that while there is still no fix for this issue, they will be replacing the fuel pump with a new one.

I wanted to know if there is still the risk of this happening after the replacement and are there any ways of preventing this from happening in the future? Also, when is alfa expected to come up with a fix for this?

2024 Giula Ti Q2 with red leather interior

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After several frustrating months of test driving various sports sedans and hot hatchbacks to bring a little fun to my 150 minute round trip commute on the twisty mountain back roads, I finally discovered this unsold 2024 stock for under $30k at my local Alfa Romeo dealership. None of the cars I tested from other brands felt alive or exciting in the way I was hoping for. I've dreamed of owning an Alfa for at least 20 years but never imagined I would actually find a low mileage car with a warranty in my budget.

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After just two weeks of ownership I've never had so much fun behind the wheel, and everyone I've shown it to has commented about how this is the most beautiful car they've ever seen in real life. Even my BMW-supremacist friend conceded the Giulia drives better than his M2 after just ten minutes behind the wheel.

Took my car to a highly rated mechanic and provided him with 6L of oil. The oil gauge was a bit slow to update so he added all 6L of oil and it was still showing in the middle of the range but the next morning it jumped to showing max. He said that it's nothing to worry about but I'm not so sure. It is NOT showing an oil overfill warning. Does anyone know where on the range it shows for 5L of oil?