Alfa Giulia Quadrifoglio Review - Alfa Romeo's modern masterpiece! - BEARDS n CARS

The Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio was an instant hit in the supersaloon world upon release, and with its wonderful motor combined with outstanding character and brutal performance, its not difficult to see why. So let's take to the streets in what is about the closest you can get to a four door Ferrari experience this side of a Maserati Quattroporte, and see just how lovely the Giulia can be in practice...
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[@JRJWizzer]

Where can we get a Beards N Cars shirt :)

[@HSGAutomotive]

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[@barrynevison9472]

Nice commentary and a fair assessment of this awesome vehicle. As a QV owner I can safely say I have never been more impressed with a car in my life. Brutal and sedate. Aggressive yet beautiful. I love that I can drive it according to my mood and not have that mood dictated to me. If I want a comfortable cruise, stick it in "Normal" (or EF) and gears in full auto and just sit back and relax. If you fancy a blast around the backroads in a moderately safe (safety systems "on") but playful and tuneful way than plop it into "Dynamic", use manual shifting with the paddles and you'll have a hoot feeling the car's sheer eagerness to rocket you between the corners with an orchestra of crackles. If you're happy to sit closer to the seat of your pants and work with the very gentle slip as the back breaks out with a heavy foot, you can have oodles of fun in "Race". It doesn't bite hard. Or if you just want to make some bubbly noise driving through town! (But steady on, there; we Alfa owner's must not be hooligans). So far my QV has been the most reliable car I have owned in 30 years. One early issue quickly fixed and then smooth, trouble-free driving ever since. No popping error codes; no unexpected bits wearing out; no annoying squeaks and rattles. And even servicing via a service contract is nicely affordable. My main gripe: The brakes. Supremely confidence inspiring (arguably a little numb) at pace but aggravatingly sensitive around town. My concern: If the engine needs something serious doing to it then you know you will be looking at a substantial 4 figure sum to sort it out. There is SO much engine stuffed under the bonnet and no space for mucky fingers that apart from refilling your fluids, home repair looks largely out of the question. But overall, what a car! WHAT A CAR!

[@HSGAutomotive]

Nice one, agreed

[@noobsaibot7006]

This is my dream car im even working for it. Hopefully one day I will buy it.

[@HSGAutomotive]

Nice, you won’t be disappointed

[@thewatchtherapist5066]

I bought one last week and I can't stop driving it, it is really something incredible

[@noobsaibot7006]

@@thewatchtherapist5066 wow thats so cool

[@noobsaibot7006]

@@thewatchtherapist5066 something with alfa romeos that appeal to me i would take guilia qv over a bmw m or merc amg anyday

[@Milehupen]

My Dreamcar. A powerful rwd sedan from a brand which is a rare sight. Even if it wont be the QF, I will own this car someday for its shape alone.

[@richardbdop8741]

What an excellent review! You have plainly done your research and have encapsulated, in a few short minutes, exactly what this car is all about. I have owned one of these since April 2017 and am currently on 44,000 miles and considering buying another one, because the world is gradually becoming a duller place, and we need to celebrate this sort of thing before it disappears altogether. My Quad is an early car, just like the one you have been trying, and it did have some software issues and appropriate updates in its first few months. Check engine lights were a common feature in the early cars, which were of course the cars that the press all received, but the updates, and in some cases wastegate electrical harness extensions soon resolved those really quite minor problems. A very few early cars also suffered a more major problem of water getting into the main ECU connectors, which on occasion required engine out and complete wiring harness renewal, but they were rare and only required a slight re design of the windscreen scuttle to prevent the problem from affecting a larger number of vehicles. All 2017 cars should have the new scuttle fitted(although it's always worth checking) after which they were factory fitted anyway. Since then very little goes wrong with these cars. New cars since 2018/19 I think, come with a 5 year warranty. Mine only had 3 years but I've run it for the past two years without any warranty because I trust it... What more can I say!! Good car!

[@midnightparanormalfiles]

I really want to get a Giulia because you don't see fun cars like these anymore really thanks for sharing your experience with everyone

[@HSGAutomotive]

Cheers Richard, glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@rogerpreece7762]

Hi... The 2017 cars are actually ( in my opinion ) better than the newer ones... who needs "Driver Assist???" if you do.. Go and buy a Tesla ! ha ha

[@fredbloggs6080]

The 2018 and 2019 were a 4 year, 48,000 mile warranty.

[@coop1616]

I own an early model QV have loved every minute of it! Little to no issues at all with the car. You don't see many on the road so I love that it is unique. One word of caution however is in race mode, all the nannies are turned off and you can easily have this car sideways in a hurry! Treat this car with some respect and you will have the time of your life.

[@HSGAutomotive]

Nice one, thanks for dropping in!

[@QVAlfista]

I concur. I got on my in race mode on a CITY street and had a real "moment" fishtailing between parked cars on both sides! I was bracing myself for what I thought was an inevitable "CRUNCH" of metal on metal, but with feet OFF the power and brakes, that chassis handled it and I was able to steer out of it, but that was a little too close for comfort....

[@chasinglimits]

This Giulia QV is truly a very unique car to own and drive that has such a fun wild character to it! 👍🍀

[@bc8580]

Three years on and zero issues. This car is a riot to pilot.

[@HSGAutomotive]

Nice

[@djl9925]

Great review. I love mine which I use as a daily driver. 9k miles from new and no issues. 22mpg typical. I'd echo that keeping the battery juiced up is key to avoiding 'gremlins' with this car. Engine, as commented, is a sensation and feels unburstable. Steering, handling and comfort all measure up and I use the paddle shifters all the time. Except in queues. They are truly an exclusive car and I rarely see another on the road - unlike M cars and RS's which you see all the time, every journey. Considering the love portrayed on youtube for these cars, I'm very surprised there are not more about but I'm kind of glad of that in a way. Maybe, like I was, people are still unsure about Alfa's and their dealerships. I've had no issues with either so I'm very glad I took the plunge.

[@HSGAutomotive]

Very nice 👌

[@Chazaxl]

Test drove one a few years ago. Blew my mind, one of the most special cars Ive ever had the pleasure to drive. I'm currently looking at an M6 Comp, otherwise the QF comes up as a very viable and worthy alternative.

[@HSGAutomotive]

For sure

[@barrynevison9472]

You would certainly be forgiven for buying the M6 over the QV but which one would you feel more special to own? And which one would more people comment on when you pull up for fuel or park in the pub car park? There aren't many Giulia's on the roads, and even fewer QV's, so you are guaranteed a head-turner in one of those. But my advice would be to buy one second hand. You lose so much in depreciation over the first 3 years (about £30k) making a 3-4 year old model an absolute steal at £30k-£40k.

[@Chazaxl]

@@barrynevison9472 Ah, but keep in mind, the M6 isnt made anymore. In my case Im considering a single owner supreme spec M6 Comp. There are 16 M6 Comps in the UK in total and the price for it is about the same as the cheapest QV. Both are special for different reasons.

[@rogerpreece7762]

I swapped M4 Comp for my Alfa... Beemer just got no "soul" and takes you half an hour every time flicking through all the stupid menus...Alfa is just right from the start... Save your money and get an Alfa with an NJS or Celtic tune kit on.. It will blow your mind.. needless to say would leave M6 for dead.. I am serious on that aswell. Regards.. Rog

[@Chazaxl]

@@rogerpreece7762 I dont doubt that. I did a Goodwood day with mine, its too heavy. But its a nice understated cruiser that can put some speed on when it needs to.

[@gfall9780]

Own a GIULIA QV since a few years. NO Issues just regular oil changes. It is a Superb car for relax drive or for "wild" driving. I have the carbon ceramic brakes and I was careful about driving it the first time I drove the car. However, I very quickly got used to it, and never had any problems. I tell my friends to be soft on the brakes before they drive it for the first time. With that knowledge, they have no issue with the brakes even for driving in slow traffic. These brakes are really really good. This is an INCREDIBLE drivers car (And it has two rows of seats for adults). What else can a driver ask for ?

[@georgiosdedes]

Best sports sedan in the world, still since 2016. Zero problems 62.000 km, mainly May to September drives. Owner of Giulia Q MY 2018, Tonale Veloce MY 2023, Giulietta QV TCT 2014, 159 TBI Ti 2009, 156 2.0 JTS MY 2005, Montreal MY 1971. Alfista dal cuore 🍀

[@Gazza-zg2tr]

I sold my GTR and purchased the Alfa,its a great car and i prefer it to the GTR,The steering is so good on the Alfa,its the nuts.

[@HSGAutomotive]

For sure. I loved reviewing the Litchfield GT-R, but the Alfa is far more involving. The only car I've driven which I like more than my Quattroporte through the twisty stuff

[@Flaming-Hedgehog]

OMG how I yearn for one of these 🥰 Tho £87,000 GBP ($157,000 AUD) here in Oz 😥 £50,000 GBP for a used 2017. I bought my first Alfa this year on my 56th birthday and after a lifetime of muscle cars and Porsches there is something about Alfa.

[@HSGAutomotive]

Ah nice, which one?

[@Flaming-Hedgehog]

@@HSGAutomotive Nothing exciting Mike. It's a 2010 Alfa 159 Sportwagon 1.9 JTD that I bought by accident (long story) with 250,000km and it thinks it a Toyota. Freaks me out. 12 years old and has never left me on the side of the road and absolutely everything single thing still works, no squeaks, rattles or clunks. Goes way better than the 1.9 diesel badge implies. Still pulls like a train and makes a great long distance bitumen muncher here in Oz. Black sheep of the Alfa reputation it seems. 🤯 I got it for half pice with the intention of flipping it and now I'm so impressed with it I'm looking to upgrade to a 2.4 JTD Ti. Lucky for me they carry the Alfa stigma and are way undervalued making for great buying. 😁

[@Dddccc6669]

@@Flaming-Hedgehog never be humble when you say you have one of the prettiest station cars ever produced. Used to have one myself. The 159 is a great car. 👌

[@Dddccc6669]

Love mine. Used to daily drive it but now it's more like a 'fun' and road trip car. Must say I really liked your way of reviewing. Mostly the electrical issues start from the battery. It really has to be in top shape. Daily driving wasn't a problem but now I don't drive a often and I keep it on the charger so problem solved. For the rest I had to replace the right rear shock absorber after driving through a deep hole 🕳️ 🤦. Still love mine and can't find any reason to replace it. Maintenance cost is fine for me but don't expect ford fiesta prices but i guess you know that. Just like you said. Best bang for buck on the market.

[@HSGAutomotive]

Nice one, glad you enjoyed 🤙

[@rogerpreece7762]

Hiya.. Just noticed your comment don,t know if you still have your car??? ... but a lot of the electrical gremlins are caused by software issues and can usually be sorted by a half decent Specialist... Took my car to two different Main Dealers and they told me it was battery issue.. but that didn't sort it.... NJS Alfa Specialist near Pershore sorted ALL of my issues.. Regards.. Rog

[@Dddccc6669]

@@rogerpreece7762 hey Roger, i still have my car. My intention is to never sell it and keep it for my lifetime. Curious what the software updates are. Can't say I have had any issues since and I don't live in the UK but in Belgium. Could pass by these guys when I finely make a Scotland tour with mine. Thanks for the advice. 👍

[@WarlockSRB]

...well, I own a AR 159 SW Ti 2.4JTDm Q-Tronic for over 2 and a half years. When I bought it, it had approx 240k km on odo, for time of owning it I did additional 130k additional to it... so it is pretty close to 400k currently... First day I got it, after doing regular maintenance to the engine and gearbox (oil and filters), that's it... for all this time, this was only thing I did to it... well, not everything, I bumped power of the car from 200 to ~260hp, and it got nice boost to torque from 400Nm to approx 575Nm... and only modification that I did to it was aftermarket cooler for gearbox (since it is rated for 480Nm)... and as I said, for all this time, I had no issues what's so ever, from a car that is almost 15 years old... and I am not easy on foot with this one, love it, and cannot wait to sit in it for every single day I drive it... I am for manual, as you know @HGS, I do always say manual shifting is the king (especially in your Gran Turismo videos), but having a relaxed drive in auto is best thing out there... and of course, when I want, I just put lever into M and use those little shiny paddles on the wheel :) ...wish you could review Stelivo QV, I think this will be my next car (or some version of Stelvio) if I don't manage to find someone or me to DIY a SW from Giulia :D Cheers and keep it up...

[@bavarianshooter]

Awesome review, that you very much!

[@HSGAutomotive]

My pleasure, glad you enjoyed

[@alessandropetrignani6300]

Hi guys, you must try Giulia "Veloce" 280 cv., beautiful but affordable rocket. I have owned one of these since June 2017 and am currently on 67,000 km, con piacere di guida, confort e nessun problema. Dunque, forza Alfisti, forza Giulia!

[@KayJblue]

3:37 hearing him say German as he swoops by that C- Class is oddly satisfying.

[@HSGAutomotive]

Completely unintentionally, lol

[@micmiccorrecaminos9619]

Que decir de Alfa Romeo que no sepamos los que nos gusta el motor y estamos puestos en el mundillo, aunque por lo visto hay mucho profano que le gusta hablar de oidas y poner a parir a la marca sin tener ni idea, sin haber tenido uno o ni siquiera a ver probado alguno. Las malas lenguas.... Yo he tenido un 33, un 75, un 156, un Giulietta QV y ahora sigo apostando por la marca y tengo este Giulia QV y sin duda el que ha cumplido todas mis expectativas. El coche es sencillamente increible, nunca habia probado un coche con una dirección tan directa y lo que vale para la direción, vale para todo el comportamiento en general, agarre y aplomo, pero es que ademas es una autentica bestia. Un pedazo de Alfa Romeo. Con este me sobra el trio Aleman, asi de sencillo. En diseño les pasa el trapo. Ademas a mi personalmente me sobran las pantallitas y tanta tablet, este es analogico y deportivo, como le caracteriza a todo un Alfa. Saludos.

[@Suhaaspokala]

Keep it coming 💪🏼

[@micmiccorrecaminos9619]

De todas las berlinas del segmento, me quedo con este Alfa sin pestañear, pero por goleada...asi de simple. En confianza, con este Quadrifoglio me sobra el resto. Je, je, je. Que belleza, lo mires por donde lo mires, que diseño, tanto interior como exterior, arrebatador sin más !!! Me da igual si algunos de sus rivales tienen algo mas de calidad interior. Que ojo... en cualquier caso es para deleitarse con este Quadrifoglio. Es puro cuore, es puro Alfa. Ademas diseño mas fresco e imnovador que su competencia, enamora a primera vista, te roba il cuore !!! Para mi no hay color....Enhorabuena a Alfa Romeo por este pedazo de producto y todo lo que hacen. Ademas record en su segmento, en el infierno verde Aleman, se puede pedir más. Ahora solo queda seguir soñando, para quizas algun día echarle el guante. Excelente prueba. Saludos desde Barcelona.

[@TonyTony-rf1xd]

Buenas Tango este coche Es fantastico Mui bonito Mui desportivo Anda mucho bien 👍

[@myou6675]

Great video. I’m about to trade in my 2016 m3 competition against a 2020 facelift Giulia Quadrifoglio...drove it and loved it! Could not justify the cost of a new M3 with that grill so it’s between the Alfa and a similar age RS4. Head vs heart decision time.

[@rogerpreece7762]

Just DO it!!!!!! Get an Alfa.. Swapped my M4 Comp for one.. Best car decision I have ever made.. and please read my comments above if you are thinking of getting one.. might help. Regards Rog

[@myou6675]

@@rogerpreece7762 thanks, I did buy one around 3 months ago. First of the “facelift” cars registered in December 2020. MonteCarlo Blue, love it!

[@martinl2325]

I own a 2019 qv and whilst I agree with the vast majority of what you say I would disagree about the handling but only when it's wet! If you are still on the corsa tyres as I am then it can be a real handful in the wet as I experience a couple of times driving along some of the back roads of Scotland today. Need to get myself some michelins.

[@rogerpreece7762]

Hi... The Michelins are way better than the Pirelli's..had both on mine. especially if you are in Scotland ! Regards Rog

[@jpmzf]

Best car Ive ever had!!!!❤

[@fskof]

It’s a great car. I wish people would stop talking about Alfa and reliability. These are very well built cars with one flaw... The batteries are junk. This car is very sensitive to drop in voltage which causes check engine lights and causing the car to go into limp mode like many journalists have reported. Replace the battery with a AGM type battery and you won’t have anymore problems. AGM batteries are designed for the auto stop/start feature on new cars that are brutal on standard batteries.

[@HSGAutomotive]

Nice one, thanks for the info

[@rogerpreece7762]

Interesting that everyone says the elec gremlins are caused by battery??? I had mine replaced by Main Dealer and it did NOT cure my electrical gremlins... Mine were caused by a software issue.. Took my car to NJS Alfa Specialist in Pershore.. software update and guess what??? Cured everything! Might be a coincidence, but I don,t think so... Hope that helps. Regards. Rog

[@donny2327]

great review.

[@DeAhedo]

I own two, a trofeo white and a vulcano black, both MY18. Got the white one new and the black one used with 3,000 miles. I dislike the redesigned interior of the newer ones with the exposed cup holders, I prefer the cleaner look of the early cars and rarely use the radio anyway; just lower the windows and open the exhaust. I daily drive the white car and solved the electrical-power-hungriness issue with lithium-ion batteries on both. Other than battery drains, I haven't experienced any other problems. I do service the cars myself, and as a side note: the oil filter from the 488 GTB fits this engine... you draw your own conclusions ;)

[@HSGAutomotive]

Nice one 👍

[@で作成されました2020]

great Giulia QV review! actualy one of best I've seen and I've seen hundreds. BUT 15:33 you passed another Alfa and didn't wave or flash lights and that's mortal sin

[@HSGAutomotive]

haha

[@rogerpreece7762]

Don,t forget aswell if you see another Alfa you also have to roll your left trouser leg up and pull the lining out of your pockets at the same time!!!

[@e575fho]

Every time I hear a powerful car pass near my house, I reckon it's you! :)

[@HSGAutomotive]

Haha, you close to Ashcott?

[@e575fho]

@@HSGAutomotive Yeah very close, we actually live in Street!

[@HSGAutomotive]

@@e575fho Ah nice, I’m fairly local too

[@rogerpreece7762]

Hi... Most interesting video, Cheers... Nice to see something from someone doing a "real World" video rather than just hooning around sideways on a track.... because everyone does that every day on the roads don,t they?!?... Anyways... I myself am the proud owner of a Competizeone Red QF and if I may add a few comments.. mine is a 2017 model and they sit slightly lower to the ground than the later cars and look a bit better as there isn,t such a gap between the wheels and wheelarches. I had a few minor electrical gremlins with my car such as occasionally the info screen would go blank, alarm occasionally went off for no reason in heavy winds or in the middle of the night which was a bit disconcerting to say the least.... and I did have the engine management light come on once about 18 months ago and again about 2 months ago after I had been ragging the car a bit.... I took the car to two different Main Dealers who told me there was nothing wrong with the car.. but someone recommended me to an independent Specialist NJS Cars in Pershore near Worcs... so I dropped in to see the chap there and he immediately said he knew what was causing ALL of my problems.... I sort of thought that might be too good to be true but he explained the electrical gremlins were caused by a software issue and this SHOULD have been rectified by Main Dealers under warranty... needless to say they hadn,t!!! And he advised the occasional engine management warning light was a fuel pump issue... in so much as early cars fuel pumps couldn,t cope with massive demand for fuel under certain circumstances.... I have read other reviews from people saying its caused by low fuel level in the tank... it isn't.. its fuel pressure related.... Anyways I booked my car in to NJS for replacement,upgrade fuel pump and associated gubbins, new Sprint air filter from some guys from Slovakia and thought I might aswell go for the Stage 1 remap ecu flash while I was at it.... they can programme exhaust flaps to open whenever you want aswell, but previous owner to me had already done that with a little key fob device that opens the valves when you feel like it. Car is now just absolutely mind blowing... quick is not the word... Its SuperBIKE fast.. 614bhp!!!! I haven't come across a Zonda to compare with or play with but its quicker than a mate of mine's McLaren!!!.. I have imported a Centreline mid exhaust section aswell and had that fitted by Supercar Rooms in Hartlebury... so it now sounds as good as it goes. But best bit as you say.. you can use the car as a Daily Driver and we can happily go away with luggage (and dog ) no problems at all.... Can do 30mpg plus on a cruise if you want or set your trousers on fire when you feel like it! Major belt service at around 30,000 miles will set you back about £1,000-£1,200 depending on what you need otherwise most service costs are comparable to other cars..... and at least hasn,t blown the gearbox up like my stupid Range Rover did recently!!!!!!! I have the carbon brakes and no issues... you get used to them after a while, Harman Kardon audio and the Sparco seats.....I have owned a variety of cars in my time including Ferrari's Lambo's, Porsche, AMG's, M4 Comp Beemer etc etc etc and I can honestly say the Alfa is as good if not better than pretty much all of them and just puts a smile on my face every time I drive it... and jus LOOK at them... Soooooooooo damn sexy! Best thing aswell is people will let you out at junctions and like to stop and have a chat.... I even got a thumbs up and a smile from a young lady yesterday which as an old fart made my day! Anyways... Hope my comments might help someone. And if you have any lingering doubts about owning one.. DON,T.... they are just utterly brilliant. Regards, Rog

[@HSGAutomotive]

Nice one. Glad you enjoyed it, and always nice to hear from a fellow owner who loves their metal. One of the stand out cars from Alfa in some time for sure. Next one I hope to tick off the list is the 8C...probably be a while before that one, hahah.

[@diethersantos6404]

Your voice sounds similar to Sam Collins from F1, Super GT and Supee Formula :D

[@Finguz39]

If you drove the black 17 plate car then it doesn't have the carbon ceramic brakes you suggest. You can clearly see the steel discs 👍 I love these cars though, and I'm currently driving my second 🐍🍀

[@rogerpreece7762]

You can spec Carbon discs on any of the cars as an optional extra... doesn,t matter which year or colour.. Oh. They are really rather good by the way! Regards. Rog

[@timothybracken1728]

Is this better than the m3/m4? I'm considering this over the m3/m4 and I'm in the states. It's pretty hard to find but I only heard great things about the character of this car.. absolute amazing

[@ΒασίληςΠαπαμιχαήλ-μ4β]

Easily this bro, fantastic experience, reliable and the 2020 version goes with great colours, check the ocra yellow. Also there are some guys in states that can modifiy and tune it, if y want even more serious performance.

[@HSGAutomotive]

Jake (the dealership owner who was selling this one) would say so yeah. Far less slippery than the equivalent BMW's

[@timothybracken1728]

@@ΒασίληςΠαπαμιχαήλ-μ4β thank you bro, I am considering one for sure. Going for a test drive in a few days :)!

[@rogerpreece7762]

I Swapped my M4 Comp for Alfa... Alfa knocks the BMW's into a cocked hat!!! If you are in the US check out Auto Fanatic's videos... Regards Rog

[@lexburen5932]

you can opt for steel vented brakes on this car wich will be more ideal for daily use

[@HSGAutomotive]

Good tip 👍

[@paridesca]

That pervert italien sound😃❤️

[@HSGAutomotive]

Haha

[@sams.1597]

How tall are you? How does the leg room feel?

[@rogerpreece7762]

I,m 6'2" tall, 16 stone..... plenty, plenty of room.... Only issue I have is if Wifey uses the car and forgets to put the Driver's seat back after she has used it, its a bit of a squeeze to get in until you actually DO move the seat back... but we got the carbon Sparco's in ours and there is plenty of adjustment, up/down, front/back, seat tilt etc.... most comfortable and supportive seats I think of any car I have ever owned... you can also adjust the steering column up and down AND in and out, which is a nice touch and very useful... Hope that helps.. Regards.. Rog

[@gt_torchia3933]

I would like to specify that Maserati uses the same Alfa platform!

[@killdaire7589]

Can you tune it to go 300+ mph

[@InHellBaby1]

No

[@jimsplinge4215]

8:25 someone's having a bad day!

[@HSGAutomotive]

Haha I totally forgot about that guy, saw him going both ways, chatting away to himself. Not an uncommon sight for Somerset xD

[@jamesterakazis6624]

BMW WHO ?

[@cribiokordova6145]

Viva l'italia🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 porco dioooo

[@aamannadal7419]

0-60 in 3.9s is almost impossible.

[@HSGAutomotive]

Car & Driver did it, so no not really.

[@rogerpreece7762]

Try one with an NJS or Celtic Tuning kit on... Even faster !!!!!!!! Regards Rog