Alfa Romeo Giulietta hatchback review - CarBuyer

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The Alfa Romeo Giulietta is the best family hatchback the firm has ever made. Buyers are offered plenty of choice, with four trim levels - each of which is well equipped - and five engines, all of them economical. It's good looking, and the interior strikes a good balance between user-friendly simplicity and appealing style.

[@Av987]

"If you jack up the front seat, your head will start touching the ceiling". Well thank you captain obvious, I would never have guessed that.

[@comanchio1976]

Next he'll be saying: "If you stick your head out of the window when a lorry is going past, there's a good chance you'll die" ...then using *that* as a negative point against the Alfa

[@777weaponX]

haha epic comments both Av987 and comanchio1976 . That guy pretty much hates italian cars.

[@benfearnhead9851]

Av987 I was thinking the same thing. He says "unless you're really small" - why else would you jack up the seat??? Haha

[@bosede-nage8467]

Av987 and if you move the seat all the way forward there is no room for your legs

[@Lionn8563]

And also, if you open the glovebox, it will rub against the passengers knee! What a suprise! I totaly didnt expect that from a small hatchback

[@gooo1762]

10 years later and he is still making car videos. Love this guy!

[@e.c.5100]

So disappointed by this review from this channel. Looks like they're inventing problems where there aren't any. And I'm not talking for the drive modes and the feel they transmit to the driver, because this is his opinion, but for the toggle switches, the glove box, the driver seat height etc. Have you seen any car, of this segment, in which the glove box doesn't touch the passenger's knees when it's fully opened? And why would you want to jack up the seat so high that your head touches the ceiling? If you're tall, or average height, you don't need to jack up so high the seat. If you're not that tall, then the problem doesn't exist (except in Mat's head).

[@TheJoeMB]

I'd buy one. It's so much more.... alive than any other crummy hatchback. It stirs the soul.

[@IsmAil-fo6hc]

after 10 years of your comment i hope u still have this youtube account so u can tell me about experience about the giulietta please ❤

[@markperrin4657]

The infamous reliability issues with Alfa's are in the past; the Giulietta scores higher than the VW Golf in the most recent reliability tests. So, stunning looks, reliable, fabulous performance for the delivered economy... who could want for more?!

[@DAGATHire]

All the flaws he mentioned are gone since 2012 and the updated interior. SERIOUSLY! all of this flaws are gone. all have been addressed. It is now as incredible inside as it is on the outside... Best car i have ever owned and i have had a CLK and 335i in my history. But my Alfa QV.... It's my baby!

[@ash7990]

What year model did they improve it?

[@randomdaveUK]

​@@ash7990 2013 onwards

[@dylanwakley2553]

@@randomdaveUK it was 2014 they got the facelift, but most early cars are all sorted now second hand

[@rodrigorosatoalves]

It seems like he was trying really hard to find problems in the car. I mean... complaining the seat jacks too far up? Seriously? But the best part was "it seems Alfa is doing their best to put you off this car". No, fellow, not Alfa. You.

[@jorge9000]

I like CarBuyer reviews, but this guy is in love with VW...

[@drewforever2000]

He's in love with fords

[@bartok75]

No mate, he is totally in love with the Ford Focus. I'm surprised he didn't mention the Focus not for once in this review.

[@danilogonzalezmx]

Stupidly in love...

[@NB-qr2rt]

He likes cars with no scratchy plastic.

[@yoitsdan]

I'm really glad that people think the Alfa Giulietta is unreliable and badly designed. Saved me a fortune when I picked up a used one this year! I actually like how the car feels in Dynamic mode, a bit hairy for a new driver like myself but so much fun!

[@another2160]

How is it so far? Im a new automatic driver, thinking of getting as first car

[@karimtemri1664]

@@another2160 I don't advise the tct for a new driver

[@danielgriffiths1741]

He forgot to mention that if you wind the window down and stick your head out it can get quite breezy. What a stupid review

[@baltus333]

Daniel Griffiths don’t hate on him dummy

[@sorinbunea471]

This was hilarious 😂

[@sidymohamedsoumahoro2221]

😂😂😂

[@leonhennes3791]

Mat hasn't really changed about the years 😂

[@SONAR016]

Thanks for the review! Alfa Giulietta is really the best small hatchback Alfa Romeo ever! Definitely much better than golf, in all matters, safety, price, design and reliability for the both diesel and petrol engines.

[@pepperandspike1978]

This is the dude from carwow

[@parati1309]

I've had a few alfa's and I always end up forgiving the annoying quirks. They're so beautiful.

[@dgurevich1]

This is the perfect car to drive in 3rd person view...

[@samuelmcevoy8142]

Don't jack up the seat then!

[@tomisthesound]

Putting the seat up that high is for shorter people. Where did Carbuyer find this guy?

[@SteveOnlin]

tomisthesound this is the best reviewer

[@SteveOnlin]

From them

[@fareedahmadsiddiqui8268]

Lmao 2020 and Matt Watson is the best car journalist in the entire world.

[@emilemcgee92]

Little did this comment know that he would end up being the best and make the best car videos and be 99% of this channel. This was 2011 he was nee to the videos and reviews look at him now even in 2016 he was really up there but since 2018 he been king. He probably in the top 5 best car channel's on KZbin from what I've seen and what other channels say.

[@tomisthesound]

@@emilemcgee92 I'll take your word for it he got his act together. Well done him. Doesn't make it any less of a stupid thing to say.

[@benfearnhead9851]

The flaws he mentioned like seat height and door bins are just daft - why would somebody raise the seat to the point their head touched the roof unless they were a character from the Simpsons? I stick my mobile and wallet in the door bin, while driving, with room to spare. Glove box is only accessed now and then and not for very long - not like I leave it open with a passenger next to me. Bluetooth connectivity for phone and music has never been an issue in my 2014 Giulietta so maybe this was only an issue on the first-gen cars. I've got the same 1.4 turbo engine but the Sportiva with sports suspension and 18 inch wheels and it's a comfortable car for road trips, fun handling on a good B road and easy to park and maneuver around a city centre - economical too! On top of all these good points it's never let me down mechanically and get's compliments from people - even have one female friend who describes it as a sexy car. The styling, as with many Alfas, is only improving with age and I have a feeling classic status lies ahead. All that being said I like this review and have revisited it several times - can't believe it's 11 years ago!!

[@robsawalker]

I love Alfa Romeos; all the male members of my family have owned at least one, and most have owned more; The Bertie is one of my favourite cars ever, like ever - alongside the Miura and 911. The last Alfa I had was a 147 2.0TS in Gabbiano blue,and it was totally superb. The best handling FWD car I have ever owned in fact. It was 8 years old at the time and I paid £1200 for it. Now, I love the Giulietta's looks, and would love a test drive in one to see how it compares, BUT... for a car that depreciates so horrifically, they are ridiculously expensive. They also appear to have been made more cheaply than the 147 according to what I read in reviews. The 147 had so many well thought out touches, and was really nicely screwed together. The leather was lovely too. Now, I looked at one as my next company car, so, let's take a look at business leasing currently... (prices approximate and accurate as at Feb 2014): ALFA Giulietta 1.4 TB on a 10k miles PA lease is around £210pm on a 3+35 (pay 3 months up front followed by 35 months at £210) Now that may sound reasonable to you but, let me show you this: BMW 120d Sport model on 10k miles PA lease on a 6x23 is £169pm! Yes, thats right, a BMW 120d Sport is significantly cheaper than a Giulietta! Alfa - FWD with 120 BHP engine, combined MPG 44MPG BMW - RWD with 177 BHP engine , combined MPG 60MPG Why would anybody get the Alfa when it is more expensive, slower, less dynamic, thirstier and not as well made as a BMW?! I know the BMW is considered a bit of an ugly duckling by many, but even so! It's nearly 20% cheaper than the Alfa! Alfa CAN make great cars when they want, but their attention to detail is rotten. My 147 was a brilliant, brilliant car. It was cheap to buy, comfy, fairly economical for a 2.0 engine - I could tickle 40mpg out of it on a long run!, handling fantastically for FWD, looked amazing, was beautifully made and reliable (yes! Really it was!) and came loaded with kit like dual zone climate, BOSE amplified stereo, cruise, heated seats and so on. But to be completely outclassed AND out-priced by a BMW is a humiliation. Come on ALFA! Give me a job and I would sort it out for you!

[@greengrass9572]

robsa walker, a well written perspective by you, but there are two points I wanna pull you up on. First your 147 was Gabbiano blue, you would have loved it more if it was Rosso Red. Second never compare a stinking diesel B M W with a petrol Alfa, that's just bollocks full stop. And the guilietta has room for improvement, but B M W s are as common as lamp posts, cost a fortune to repair, and it's fair to say if you open your eyes, generally driven by cocks.

[@G0Far]

You don't buy an Alfa for its function, you buy it because it looks mind-blowing.

[@chikmaginet95]

This car is amazing! Alfas engine is beautiful and the exterior is amazing! I just wish that Alfa would pay a lot more attention the interior. That would make the car even better!

[@fuzinho1]

I just sat in this car yesterday and design is amazing, VW could copy it and stop making same interior for last 20 years.

[@ConstantineJoseph]

The Alpha Romeo is like a woman. Exquisite elegant woman in a beautiful red dress. It needs a gentleman to ride her

[@fabian78]

It's Alfa, not Alpha....

[@georgeargyris7834]

so clever a boy you are..are you an American..?

[@usertonousou]

@@georgeargyris7834 Οκ αλλά έχει δίκιο!

[@googoogoogly]

I rented one of these on a recent trip to Italy and it was a incredible to drive it through some of the worlds most beautiful roads in Tuscany and down along the mediterranean to Positano. It's a joy to drive especially once you really put your foot down. Great engine and chassis and overall handling. But you can't clearly see the speedometer when driving. It is an Alfa after all. Italian cars are not made for fashion. The right words would be that they are made with Styling and Design in mind.

[@deepulse9752]

When you drive an Alfa.. you don't check the speedometer.. you just enjoy the ride ;)

[@ryanlloyd6470]

After buying cars like the one series and the a class Amg I change my cars every 6 months and in 2 weeks time I'm getting my 5th giulietta as I prefer them

[@Folgore8585]

I have to mention, for the people that compares the giulietta with a subaru tribeca, that this car was one of the finalist of the price "World Car Design of the Year" with Ferrari 458 and Aston Martin rapide...

[@JoeKing777]

my thoughts continued: As for the your shin rubbing against the center console - yes, it does touch, but not to such an extent that it would become annoying. Right hand drivers (as in England and Australia) have complained about the lack of a foot rest for your left leg. I guess that is only a problem in right hand models since the left hand models do have those. Build quality is overall excellent and the car is beatiful inside and out. The ride is very good, and overall - i was impressed.

[@hape4]

As always... people that didn't own modern Alfa's, or even never drove one, shout about unreliabilty issues. They know because the sister of a girlfriends mom has one. Btw,,, @1:44 and further.. The way this bloke uses the DNA switch, vents, opens and shuts doors etc. The car will cope with it but a little child of 4 has more respect.

[@Folgore8585]

I think that the panoramic roof reduce the interior height...

[@SavioureG]

Test drove this today, getting the car next month! its an amazing car! and how tall are you? I had no problem sitting on the back and I'm 1.80m (5.9 feet) I had plenty of head room! also I managed to fit a 0.5l bottle on the side bins, the only weird thing was that the AUX jack and USB socket were inside the glove compartment, I managed to mitigate that by getting a bluetooth adapter but still WTF?! overall love the car and I don't regret buying it, its an awesome first car to have.

[@Felix96xy]

It's an Alfa Romeo, it's not build to be the perfect car, it's build to be an emotional and beautiful car!

[@gloup81]

damn that arm rest and cup holder! other than that, there's absolutely no complaint about (own a giulietta for 3 years now)

[@alparslanberk]

Bu adamın dediklerini anlamasamda, arabaların tanıtımını gayet iyi yapıyor.

[@777weaponX]

Just WoW was the exact word i said when i saw the Guilietta. So neat and beautiful u pretty thing

[@SR1Records]

I love the DNA switch! As for the steering being "heavy and artificial" i just think that the reviewer has gotten used to electronic power-steering - which, ironically, is artificial! lol. In Natural mode, electronic power-steering is activated. In Dynamic mode, the steering is firmer. But it gives you more feel because there's less power/electronic assistance - which is the point... And it's not a big difference. It's noticeable, but again, it's intentional because the dynamic mode is basically a Sport mode. Alfa should have called it Sport. Eco. All Weather. But obviously that doesn't fit their marketing gimmick of DNA. But that's essentially what it is. And i like it. When i'm in traffic, i put in it Natural mode because being in Dynamic is too sensitive. I've owned and driven Nissan 300ZX, Mitsubishi GTO, Nissan Skyline R32GTR, and trust me, i wish they had a "natural" mode for when i was/am in traffic! Haven't tried the All Weather mode yet. But looking forward to it snowing! lol!

[@Aenigmaa]

I love Alfa Romeo. We have a 159 SW turbo and I love driving it. I simply love it! Sure, it has its niggles and problems (mostly electrical) but when it works.... oh yeah

[@sh7de553]

Matt seems crossed when he can't stuff his water bottles.

[@jll2904]

It reminds me of a Jeremy-Clarkson quote about the Maserati Quattroporte: "Owning this car is like owning a two-year old child. Really annoying for a lot of the time, but if someone tries to take it away from you, you kill them..."

[@wholeNwon]

Too bad Alfa couldn't make a go of it in the States. A friend owned one and, despite its shortcomings, it was a real joy to drive. As Mat said, the car had a way of making one overlook the problem areas.

[@markperrin4657]

I just bought one, a 140bhp 2.0 JDTM, and cannot wait to pick it up and start driving! Got a blinding deal from Alfa dealer, for what I think is by far the best looking car in its class (and in many other classes too!). It's faster, more frugal on fuel, and has lower CO2 outputs than almost everything else of similar price, including the Golf and A3.

[@karimtemri1664]

How was it

[@Pao724lostar]

another beautiful alfa i had a 147 before

[@thomasorrell7009]

Absolute rubbish my grandad bought the 2014 clover leaf gullieta and it has none of these problems

[@arisaga822]

Love my giulietta. Treat her like a lady and she never fails to make me smile.

[@CuttingEdgeGuitar]

the review was great for the first 90 seconds :p

[@eternalhalloween1]

You did it again Mat. The review started so nice and positive. But when you went into the negatives, oh boy did you ever! It really seems that once you're over the initial bliss of driving this car, it's more trouble than it's worth.

[@danielgriffiths1741]

eternalhalloween1 the glovebox comment and jacking seat up so ridiculous

[@EfftupSmith]

Most of his negatives were stupid and/or the same in any car.

[@matriculademini]

A great car. I have a 159 and going to change for a Giulietta. Specially that red colour is wonderful as it changes its brightness from clear to dark red depending on the light

[@thedanggame6691]

'Looks can be deceiving" Alfa Romeo: "And we took that personally"

[@andrew1212w]

That boot badge button doesn’t work in bad weather unless you keep spraying WD40 on to clean away the winter grime.

[@SoulAnubis1]

reason to put in in normal, when you enter a school zone and/or a speed limit of 30 km/h or in a traffic jam, especially traffic jams normal setting is a blessing, and him putting the seat on highest is just plain stupid if you go way over the steering wheel. at some points he is right but those 2 points especially is just looking for bad points that are not.

[@HowkeyLL]

Im sceptical, my friends Mito just broken down third time during half a year. But the reliability has been improved massively thats true. All of the mainstream manufacturers are on almost the same level.

[@ChrischrosBelgium]

I saw another review of this car and it's clear that you have to have a family full of people smaller then 5 ft 10 inches otherwise no one will have room for his feet or legs. Too bad because I was going to buy one. I'll go for the Delta instead.

[@alexdevlin7470]

All these people commenting about how "bad" Mat is and now you see him all over CarWow. He proved you all wrong lmao

[@TheCarArchives96]

the engine on the 2010-present Alfa Romeo Giulietta Engine Petrol: 1.4 L I4 Turbo 1.4 L I4 Turbo Multiair 1.75 L I4 Turbo Diesel: 1.6 L I4 JTDM 2.0 L I4 JTDM LPG: 1.4 L I4 Turbo

[@TheFrostyDealer]

@u1435 How is this a bad review? He just pointed out some of the design faults, but the guilietta is probably the best compact. His reviews are fantastic.

[@fahmad7194]

It is a beautiful car indeed.

[@leonardolupini3484]

The only annoying thing about this car is Matt sitting in the driver's seat!

[@usertonousou]

Right! ha ha ha.

[@alpha11ish]

ah lord,,,I owned a 1991 alfa romeo 33 cloverleaf 1.7 and it was the best car I ever owned...the engine was perfect and could take the worst of abuse.i mite change from the pile of dirt I drive at the moment a 2011 B7 Passat diesel....

[@greengrass9572]

alpha11ish, interesting comment, I had several 33s including a 1991 sportwagon 16V in burgundy with a zender body kit from the factory. A truly Wonderful car. I had to scrap it in 2004 because of the hidden structural rust that was beyond repair. I was really pissed off, I loved it it was fantastic.

[@JundaComputersGmbH]

dammit mat, at 2:49 you almost showed you credit card numbers to the whole internet, luckily your fingers covered up the last few digits.

[@XcaliburReborn]

Here we are 7 years later and I'm looking to purchase a 2012 1.4Tb as theyre currently about £3500 and offer under 8sec performance with more economy than my ford focus.

[@GeordiLaForgery]

same, did you get one?

[@Heco94]

This is a great review, it shows the good and bad. This is what people want to know if there buying a car they have to drive everyday -.-

[@RockPhonic]

Unknown fact: If you put the seat into a ridiculous driving position it will be in comfortable to drive. Didn’t know that.

[@rkilgannon]

Just bought a Golf 7. The only reason I didn't buy the Alfa is that there was nowhere to put my left leg!!!!

[@SavioureG]

That seems to be a recurring problem in england with your steering wheels on the right side haha, my car's steering wheel is on the left side and I have a spot where I can rest my left foot XD

[@AndrejGobec]

Best thing about Alfas is your mind doesn't want one because of its reputation but then every time you see one on the road your heart skips a beat and secretly you sigh why oh why it isn't yours!

[@buen_clima]

Matt from carwow!!!

[@usertonousou]

Mat from Cow better !

[@liamkhlivnyy589]

so everyone knows, his name is mat Watson

[@OmniHerioc]

Alfa Romeo is coming to the US first with a sports car, but if they bring this they got my money for sure.

[@NeraVantage]

I still think the Brera looks betta;)

[@Jerrab28]

I have the 2012 model in 1.4 turbo Multi-air TCT. Brilliant little car. A few odd quirks, but just brilliant on the road. Ignore this reviewer. The N mode is perfect for city traffic and the D mode really pulls on its Alfa pants for open road driving.

[@llyes44]

if alfa romeo Guilietta is a woman , she would win the titel of miss univers

[@moonc4lf]

rear lights are beautiful...

[@abathingbrandt]

I happen to own a Giulietta and, trust me on this one, It'll drive you mad after two hours. For this reason I wouldn't recommend buying one. BUT! If someone stole mine I'd fall on my knees crying, and my life would be empty, hollow and without purpose. Besides an Alfa without problems isn't a true Alfa. It's got so much character that even if my insurance would allow me to buy another one, it wouldn't be the same. I love it to death!

[@JoeKing777]

Having driven one, i'll share my thoughts: The claim about your head touching the roof when you jack up the seat is ridiculous... who would jack up the seat that much other than a very short person who's head would obviously NOT touch the roof. As for the back seat - yes, the roof line is low - but i am 185 cm (6'1") and i had no problems in the back seat whatsoever.

[@tomheal2159]

I was not expecting Matt when I clicked lol

[@burakguray5080]

he makes the best review of this alfa in last part of video,a lot of annoyıng things but when u get out, u forget it. I am not a alfa fan,never have been but I respect alfa lovers Who adore their cars despite the quality and reliability issues...

[@skomer26]

i have an alfa giulietta and i can c were he is coming from but i think the interior is really sleek and comfortable

[@andygtv]

Nice music😀

[@Mawerik024]

I like the heavy steering in D and the reduced torque/sharpness of the throttle in N (= more mpg). I'll spec a TCT 'box (so I'll get no problem with the knee). Nor me or nobody I know is tall enough to have problems with space (glovebox or headroom) and btw I'm not interested in a sunroof (that steals 1 inch) and I drive very low with the seat. Never used side door bins much and I love the stereo (Bose) and satnav/bluetooth system in the Giulietta.

[@bartok75]

What would have happened if he jacked up the seat so high in another car? My guess is, and correct me if I'm wrong, he would have touched the ceiling with his head. He really had to try hard to come up with some downsides of the car, when in fact there were none.

[@justindiener1101]

Next time don't just skip over the sat nav and Bluetooth system. We are here to get a review so that we can consider buying the car. Be more thorough next time please. :)

[@lindakabaso779]

Love this car my favourite car of all of them

[@DanielDavidp1]

Young Matthew 😁

[@Boasandpythons]

@TheForza1000 I have a 79 spider *American version* with no electrical problems. Minimal rust for it's age as well. Pure joy to drive.

[@club1fan552]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. In my view the 159 looked far better.

[@SavioureG]

The 159 definitely has a mean and aggressive front (Like the Berera), but the back looks so LAME, and the interior design looks like its from the 60s, bland and uninspired, overall the giulietta is the better car.

[@Jackster596]

I bought this car in january and received it in march and all I gotta say is it drives wonderful! Best FWD steering car in it's class and it looks amazing from any angle. People actually turn their heads when they see you down the street and you will NEVER get that with a Golf Astra or Focus. There are other brands that have buttons on the dashboard which do nothing only if you bought the optional stuff. This guy is a whiner that's all. You don't buy an alfa because the buttons do stuff. ;)

[@WeItenspinner]

I do. We do! Everyone but you do!

[@iraggari5491]

Great review, thanks, but must accept that alfa's is simply beutiful, and doesn't matter that insignificant bad points of view. Instead, only turn your head and get an spectacular alfa's design.

[@RanulfoKnox]

This was the best exterior hatchback until the mazda 3 2014 came out, and the interior is more practical with the right driving position, and more beautiful and refined. Never thought i would say this, but i rather expend my money on the mazda than and alfa romeo :O!!!

[@zontarr8812]

Mazda has the joint styling department with Alfa Romeo , or Fiat . that's why you see a great improvement in Mazda shape .

[@K_Sadek]

I think the mazda 3 has copied blatantly from the styling of this car. If you don't believe, check out any photo of its rear LEDs at night.

[@RanulfoKnox]

K Sadek check out the above comment... Thats why

[@tehdrama1]

best looking car in class, i'll have mine in white plz

[@mito155]

I actually own one of these and i can say whats what.His comments about the interior were quite successful except from the criticism about space provided for the heads of the front passenger.I can t understand why pointing out the dna system as a bad one.As far as i am concerned in d mode the steering is impressive and not so fake as presented.In fact because of the dual pinion innovation this steering doesnt feel electrical at all ,Finally,N mode improves consumption, A traction when needed

[@mspolj1]

i drive a 10 year old 147 1.9 jtd, it looks, feels and performs better than a new golf/astra/focus/etc...

[@Patricu]

10 years I've had an Alfa 147 - no problems. This looks even better, if i can get by all the Golf loving journalists. Golf, Golf, Golf - no thanks.

[@vgiannadakis]

The Giulietta, like many recent Alphas, is a schizophrenic car: trying to be both the "true driver's" sports car (to honor the brand and please their followers) AND a semi-practical family hatchback (to achieve some good selling figures). Fails to be really good at either. The review is typical CarBuyer: brief, broad, objective, excellent!

[@HowkeyLL]

I dont like it, but i understand why other people might and i respect that. I liked the old alfas even though they werent very reliable. These cars are built as fashion primarily, its just how italian makes cars. Germans go for quality, asians for computer power, USA for acceleration on straight line. I actually dont know what to buy :) I would like body of Mustang GT500 with Mercedes interior and Skodas practicality and price :))))

[@floflorian6085]

One spends most of his time inside the car, not looking at it. The interior should be the one towards which most of the attention is focused. That colour doesn't really make it stand out from the crowd, but the design is so-so. The engines are great though.

[@xXturbo86Xx]

It costs quite a lot if you want to put some extra stuff. Other than that, it's the only car that's worth its money. As for the reliability...its a matter of luck and how YOU treat your car. I know quite a few Toyota owners that have problems almost twice each year and they are casual drivers. While some Alfa and Fiat owners i know never had a breakdown and they thrash their cars.

[@MrRueruerue1367]

USA Coming soon 2013 Dodge Dart R/T took the Alfa Romeo Giulietta, widened, lengthened, and re-skinned it, made it into a sedan, replaced the driver-facing systems with Chrysler ones, retuned the suspension, and put in their own engines.

[@Alex-jn1ez]

Matt has moved to Carwow and looks and sounds so different

[@comandos07]

Alfa(Fiat) is first in the world with multi air turbo.Alfa giullieta 1.4 multi air diesel with 170 hp its really really great.

[@joewooh]

I love the look but the interior needs some refinements

[@usertonousou]

Yes but its better of vw golf!

[@gauravchakraborty184]

Really no one can beat ITALIANS In dersign of cars..jst awesome