The Feisty Sport Sedan You Missed -2020 Alfa Romeo Giulia Ti Sport AWD POV Drive (Binaural Audio)

The Giulia feels more like a modern E46 Successor than new BMW's.
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[@TedwardDrives]

Thanks to my Patreon Supporters for making this content possible! And thanks for coming along to hear my first impressions on the Giulia. The steering is very fast but fixed, so it feels Natural. I'd love to get a long term barebones Ti Sport RWD (with LSD!) to feel out for a month or two. I got instant "old world" BMW vibes from it so fear not...the classic tactile sport sedan isn't dead.

[@johnaitken7430]

Tedward it is just that in my estimation from our own test drive ..harkens to more sincere driving days vs artificial and enhanced everything

[@merlin51h84]

Great review. Try to get your hands on the Giulia QV as well. That should blow you away.

[@ChoPi-Eww]

I'm about to trade my 16 340i x drive for this. So disappointed by the steering and clutch feel in the BMW. It's so far from my old E36 M3.

[@wallacem41atgmail]

I have a 2018 Giulia Ti Sport which is a near identical twin to the one in the video. Some small nits: Firstly, the Performance Package [mechanical LSD (limited-slip differential) and driver-adjustable active-suspension control] is standard on the QV only, as an available option on any Ti, but unavailable on a standard Giulia. While the aluminum shift paddles themselves are part of the Ti Sport package, which is a Trim level only, the Performance Package [AR provides a Q2 badge on the trunk lid unless the vehicle is already a Q4.] is a separate option. The Ti and Ti Lusso get shift paddles only when the Performance Package option is added. Secondly, the sport seats are identical in construction to those standard in the QV but with different upholstery covers. Big and/or heavy people will find them uncomfortable.

[@23Piccolina]

Great review of a terrific car. The brand is classy and the styling is incredible. I've owned all the German brands, and this car is superior to Audi, BMW and Mercedes. Its Italian because its made 100% in Italy.

[@weedmastersr]

Alfa is underrated. Say what you will about FCA, but they don't make cars that are boring or without character.

[@weedmastersr]

@@derbigpr500 I will have to disagree with you, especially in more recent times, but also in the past. Chrysler has always made some of the coolest and most exciting cars on the market. Their cars were always full of character and interesting. I mean, they make the best look modern car on sale today, the Dodge Challenger. There were countless times when Chrysler and its subsidiaries took a chance and made something risky that paid off. Do I need to even mention the Viper, all the SRT products or the Hellcats? Who else made a V10 manual truck? Who else is currently selling at 700 HP+ sedan, coupe and truck that is relatively affordable? Even in recent times, except maybe the Pacifica, which is actually a cool minivan on its own right, Chrysler only makes cool and exciting cars. They offer so many cool 400+ HP variants of their Dodge and Ram products. Ancient as it is, even the Chrysler 300 always captured attention and had a cool factor about it.

[@yes8032]

Alfa is my favourite FCA car brand the rest I don’t care about

[@Gentleman...Driver]

@@derbigpr500 Maserati? Abarth? Dodge?

[@a.kblur04]

I’ve always kinda thought Chrysler was a slightly worse American Alfa Romeo, Ive always loved Chrysler’s. Grew up with them. Fitting they went with FCA haha, they always have had a personality to them despite quality concerns. One day I’ll have a Giulia ;)

[@weedmastersr]

@@a.kblur04 Yes, they've always been spiritual brothers. Chrysler actually made some very cool cars in the 50s and 60s, and so did Alfa.

[@LatecoBraxatoris]

Big like for no fake engine sound from the speakers.

[@teej5619]

*Big* like

[@ryanj116]

Large enjoyment

[@AarmOZ84]

Ferrari would come in the middle of the night and suffocate Alfa Romeo with a pillow if they did that.

[@OutatimeTwelve]

As an italian i'm very sad about this alfa situation, everyone and i mean EVERYONE says that the Giulia is a charming and decent car, many reviewers consider it the best in class but nobody is really buying it, even here in italy it is not that common on the streets, i personally love it as i love the 3 series, i just want alfa to sell and keep building good cars.

[@155stw]

The problem was the older Alfa’s, and worse, the old and maybe current reputation of Alfa dealers. most other dealers will take care of you, Alfa or FCA may leave you high and dry. The product reliability is the same across most euro car makers. At the end of the day the dealership network is what makes the difference if all products are competitive with each other. Alfa is definitely class leading right now.

[@progste]

se avessi i soldi...

[@leonvandenbogaert9604]

Outatime12 we bought both giulia and stelvio 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@rikyoh130]

Se facessero qualche modello più economico... una via di mezzo tra questa e la giulietta

[@leonvandenbogaert9604]

If you buy Alfa Romeo you buy it with your heart.. at least thats counts for me. Driving our Giulia our Stelvio and last model Spider (yes we have 3 cars) gives everyday a big big big smile 😉😉🥊🥊🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@saucyp123]

It's refreshing to see someone talk about the base Guilia with praise, and without waxing poetic about the Quadrifoglio. Awesome review of a car that isn't often considered!

[@TedwardDrives]

Thank you 🙏

[@mindspinn311]

My thoughts exactly. Every review is of the Quad and I’m like come on where’s the base?! This is a loaded Ti Sport but same engine. I really want to test drive the base model to see how it is with smaller wheels, regular suspension, no sport seats, etc. I’ve heard the driving dynamics are better than any of the German competitors.

[@dommy114]

This is far from the base though.

[@RobertKarlBerta]

@@mindspinn311 They are. Go and drive one and make up your own mind. You will be impressed.

[@mindspinn311]

@@RobertKarlBerta I will when I’m ready to buy/lease something. There’s too many possibilities right now anyway. I’m indecisive as hell.

[@countalma9800]

This is a real car! Not a huge computer screen on wheels. One of the most tastefully-stylish interiors in the entire car industry today. Just amazing.

[@David-cm6ve]

I bought a 2020 Stelvio to put my money where my mouth was. I've never looked back and I can only hope more people consider the brand. My other car is a 911, so I hope some people believe me when I say this is a fun brand to drive and value is exceptional. Take a chance!

[@luckyluke4276]

Can you adopt me?

[@velavanlaack9134]

how's the reliability?

[@edombre2961]

@@velavanlaack9134 why you asking?

[@rodsalvador3608]

how's it holding up! what's the real world reliability like? fellow 911 owner here, considering a Veloce

[@anthonyhoward8223]

Giulia Veloce owner 3 years 24000 miles from new. A great, beautiful quick car. No problems whatsoever in Misano blue. Highly recommended car.

[@edombre2961]

omg - you've just pooped on the party of the geniuses who love to say alfa's break (they usually spell it brake!!) down

[@TonyAguirreJazz]

As a 911 owner, I am blown away at how freaking fast this 4 cyl is. We bought a 2017 and it's just awesome. BMW should be worried. As for the B pillar, it's not an issue. Try sitting in a new Camaro where the door edge hits your chin. Love Alfas

[@FlightX101]

drove my friends v8 2013 camaro SS once....its fast fun and loud but omg it has the visibility of a literal tank. Cant frikin see anything lol

[@akbarbukhari]

How is the turbo lag ? Is it quick

[@TonyAguirreJazz]

@@akbarbukhari There is almost zero lag.

[@NOrlando952]

@@TonyAguirreJazz when you are going yeah I agree (cuz you can choose your own gears super easily with the paddles) however when you are at a complete stop there is turbo lag, and it’s def noticeable. If you brake torque it no issue obviously, but off the line there is turbo lag just like any turbocharged car, no it’s not as bad as classic 911 turbos, but it’s still there. I work for BMW, I love my Alfa, but if someone tells you that a turbocharged car doesn’t have lag they are lying to you unless it has some sort of electric turbocharger or something of that nature.

[@THESLlCK]

@@akbarbukhari noticeable under 2000rpm but that's it

[@EOtekk]

I decided to buy a Giulia after reading Motor Trend's 18 month review and they expressed how much they loved it. It turns out the Giulia I bought was actually theirs. I connected with Scott Evans and he confirmed the VIN. The thing is still 100% solid and hasn't been in the shop at all. I can see why Motor Trend liked it so much.

[@pissedoffatyt]

hope you're still loving it! I'm thinking of leasing one until i make the switch to electric.

[@mr.2cents.846]

You're a lucky man. I'm happy for you. God bless. 😉😎

[@stevenrichards1539]

I had an Audi A6 Quattro for 18 years, and I liked it. I test drove several BMW cars, and then happen to come across the Giulia and that is what has replaced my Audi. And I love it... Problem is that my wife loves it too... I guess I should buy another one... And I am seriously thinking about it.

[@tthedestroyer4348]

Get a Quadrifoglio believe me

[@JakeBullingtonTV]

Do it before we lose the chance to! I’m leasing a ‘19 right now and I’m hoping they stay in the states long enough that I can get a new one when it’s up.

[@stevenrichards1539]

@@tthedestroyer4348 I saw on autotrader that I could snatch up a slightly used quadrifolio for same price as a brand new Q4 TI Sport.

[@tthedestroyer4348]

@@stevenrichards1539 Go for it 100% you won't regret it!

[@willpark7483]

What engine was in your a6? If you get another Giulia get a different engine/trim!

[@JoeyT1]

i'm leasing a Red/Red Giulia from Herb Chambers. I have NEVER loved a car as much as this one. It's truly a driver's car!

[@Nephy101]

That car is currently for sale and I actually was super interested in buying it! Any particular reason you got rid of it?

[@sbchamps1]

Enjoying mine. 6k miles and smiles.

[@Awesometechboy3]

Enjoying mine as well! Almost at 3K miles

[@edombre2961]

@Mason Calhoun calhound have you ever driven or owned an alfa?

[@project_amg]

17k miles in and only smiles!!

[@sbchamps1]

Up to 14k. No issues and still loving the car.

[@gianniferrari1122]

@@sbchamps1 Yeah, pretty much every car is reliable nowadays, provided that its taken care of. I had a fiat 500 and it was extremely reliable. Have a Mercedes e350 (made in germany, not the alabama plant) just as reliable as the fiat

[@lukefox01]

I have the 2017 TI AWD and I absolutely love it. Such an underrated and unique car. Always turns heads.

[@giugalu5869]

Hey how much was Maintenance

[@lukefox01]

@@giugalu5869 Have only had it for around 6 months so not much maintenance. The only work I've had done so far is there was a minor check engine light for the charcoal evap canister that got water in it somehow. Even the 2017s are still under warranty right now so I got that done for free. I've heard online from many owners though that the car is overall pretty solid and reliable. I've heard a few people say average costs are about 30% cheaper than MB, BMW, or audi. Haven't gotten an oil change yet although I've heard depending on place anywhere from $90 - $250 for oil change. Better off doing it yourself or going to firestone or something instead of dealer. Oil changes are every year or 10k miles though so not bad once you account for interval. When I priced tires they weren't too bad, about $170 a peice for a good quality tire although can be higher if you want a super good one. If you have reliability or maintenance questions the Giulia Forums are great place to ask or look for previous answers. Would definitely recommend the car though, haven't had it long but don't regret buying even for a moment. Probably one of the best cars you can get for the price and allows you to have something premium but also unique as german cars are a dime a dozen on the road.

[@mitchelldurrett5350]

Glad you could get in one of these. I appreciate your review. What a marvelous vehicle

[@pauldtaeza]

The fastest steering rack of any mass produced car haha. 11.8: 1. Faster rack than in the Ferrari 812 Superfast

[@TedwardDrives]

Must be the fact that its not variable so it feels natural.

[@MrCarGuy]

@@TedwardDrives Variable racks are terrible to me.

[@fernandofragoso4118]

My 156 has a fast rack as well. 11.4:1 i think.

[@AlfaRomeoQ]

@@fernandofragoso4118 Alfas always had great steering. Well, most of them at least.

[@kd-bc1lz]

I've had my 2021 Q4 Ti for 3 weeks now and it still gives me goosebumps.

[@ryanrobinson2401]

These things are going to be awesome when they are 10k. You can already find them in the mid to low 20’s. Give it 2 more years. lol

[@TedwardDrives]

Depreciation is a beautiful thing

[@MrCarGuy]

Wouldn't want an early one. Maybe a 2018 model or later.

[@RyanRoadReaper]

And you can tune them upto 390hp, apparently.

[@robertburton8055]

Pretty sure these things are like land rovers..... should probably plan on spending 25% of the value of the car yearly to keep it running, They are gorgeous and no doubt are performance animals but reliability will probably be an absolute nightmare

[@justacomment1657]

@@robertburton8055 you probably should not repeat tails of times long gone if you never driven nor owned one. I owned quite a few, 3 of the 156s... Old cars at the time I had them.... They were going trough suspension parts rather quick (control arms) but no technical (engine or electric) problems. the diesel spit out its front differential at 280k km but the car was tuned heavily for over 120k km, still using it's first turbo and I was warned that that much torgue will eventually kill the non LSD differential... Point is the Alfa's have not been less reliable then my two Nissan's before or the VWs of some kollegues and have been miles ahead of my mother's E46...

[@larryfishkind5387]

This is by far one of the best review/ reviewer I’ve seen on this car ! Well done

[@TedwardDrives]

Thank you Larry!

[@JStryker7]

Love my ti sport q2. It was comfortable on a 17hr trip and it's great whenever you get to the twisties.

[@trevorsutherland5263]

I have 2017 Ti Lusso. Magnificent. I bought a 2000 323Ci manual exactly 20 years ago. Driving the Giulia brings back feelings I haven't felt in 15 years...

[@lucasquattrucci4122]

323 ci is the best bmw for me, much more powerful than 320 And less fuel consuption than 325 with almost the same performances

[@chasemiller4994]

I purchased one of these and I love it. I also agree with your comment of getting away from being one of those basic standard brands also it catches people’s eyes driving

[@stevenrichards1539]

Yeah wish I had one decades ago, now I already have the girl. But the car can still flirt.

[@mr.2cents.846]

With the right color it really stands out.

[@ARentz07]

The Giulia is beautiful. As a used car, it's a good value, too. I've seen decent ones for under $30,000 with not a ton of miles either.

[@TheHomeExpert5]

That's because they break and or they just got out of warranty

[@ilpatongi]

@@TheHomeExpert5 Every car goes out of warranty... And it surely doesn't break, this meme is long dead...

[@haseebkhan229]

You can get some for 20k in pounds on autotrader and with bearly any miles on them the uk has a different autotrader

[@edombre2961]

@@TheHomeExpert5 oh wow you're comment is so original

[@micahtrostle1367]

Love the video! I’ve owned my 2018 for 14 months and I’ve loved every aspect of it. It’s at 79.6K miles right now, and the only two things that broke since then have been a radiator leak (warranty), and a trunk latch wiring issues (FCA is paying to replace it outside of warranty). I’ve done general maintenance and that’s about it! Amazing car and great value, turns heads everywhere

[@TheStringBreaker]

What color is your Gulia?

[@mr.2cents.846]

Consider yourself blessed to have it.

[@oriont7295]

You are easily my favorite automotive youtuber! thanks for doing what you do!

[@TedwardDrives]

Thank you!!

[@mr.2cents.846]

True. He earned himself another sub. 😁

[@grantdavidward2511]

thanks for taking the test drive through Boston roads! as soon as my reliable but boring NX300 lease is done, here I come gulia ti sport

[@EDVenturesFL]

I have been driving this car for a year now it’s a very well rounded car

[@pheisenberg5198]

Got a Ti Sport this past week and gotta say I am absolutely blown away! The chassis is incredible, the weight distribution imparts a huge sense of balance, the engine is perfectly tuned to the car with gobs of torque and sounds gorgeous. Easy to drive fast and the adaptive suspension is sensational. I found the fit and finish exemplary - yes, it's not an Audi (which I also have), but it's finished beautifully, is simpler to operate, and has gobs of Italian style. The wheels are rolling works of art. I found the pricing in line with what you get, and the dealership experience was personal and friendly. So happy with my purchase! Plus it's fun to watch so many people check out my car as I drive by :)

[@mr.2cents.846]

Yeah you don't get looks anymore with generic Bimmers, Audis and Benz anymore. But this girl has class. 😉❤️👍👍

[@damani7345]

I want one bad

[@syedrehanfida]

Great review. I love this car, I like the calm sounding engines in a daily driver car.

[@lancelogan]

I bought a used one (-17) five months ago. I liked it so much i bought a brand new one and will pick it up in two days. It has the same red leather and Harman Kardon sound system. I also have a sport airfilter and a scuderia rosso tuning box waiting for it. I hope it will push the power well over 300 bhp.

[@silencekit]

I bought the 2022 equivalent, the Giulia Veloce, and I love it. Replaced my S-Line A4 and haven't looked back.

[@wjohnsonism]

“You’re going to get a big cover where you can’t see anything” so true.

[@TedwardDrives]

its funny because these insulated covers are designed to mute injector ticking noises, but they all get stylized to look like fancy engine architecture

[@javianjohnson8746]

Been seeing A LOT MORE of these ARs around, guess its gaining some popularity in the world

[@greengenspoun7283]

You should try the Quadrifoglio, I have one for 14 months now, it has been perfect, and it still makes me smile every day. Btw you can select drive and neutral from the shiftpaddles instead of using the shifter ;)

[@redpineapple9908]

Just bought a '23 Ti for my wife. I can't stop driving it - its so much fun!

[@louisdvx]

Driving a Mizano Blue one (it's called Veloce here, instead of Ti), and it's pretty damn sweet as.

[@clyde5273]

Just picking one up next week (2021) so thanks for the great video

[@MrSICK661]

Love mine. Best purchase I’ve ever been happy with

[@Distortic]

We have one just into my dealership that had a resonator/muffler delete. Cheap and dirty trick that made this really stand out. Im in love and wish I hadn’t just traded into my current car or I would buy it

[@hegsonr3143]

I just leased the Ti 2021. Amazing. Drives better than BMW and BENZ. Yes, the German cars have more Luxury, but from a driving perspective... it's so engaging. It's been 2 weeks and I'm in love.

[@12prateekarora]

This is exactly my driving route. Storrow drive ftw!!

[@balaji5915]

Beautiful road for a beautiful car

[@carlosorozco4786]

Nice! Great review Tedward and thanks! I've been going back and forth about trading my car for a Giulia. Watching this helped me make a decision. I'm going for the Giulia.

[@TedwardDrives]

Any time Carlos!

[@mr.2cents.846]

So, how has the car been so far?

[@stephenolander963]

How do you like the car so far, do you still have it, have you had any major issues with is so far, thinking about trading my Subaru in for an awd Ti sport, they have a beautiful one down the street from me at a luxury dealership with 15k miles on it and only asking 25k for it, is it worth it?!?!

[@carlosorozco4786]

@Stephen Olander Unfortunately, I didn't get it. What stopped me from buying the car was the insurance. The insurance was expensive for me. I'm driving a Mk 7 GTI, and I like it. Honestly, I do have a tiny amount of regret not buying the Giulia. Every time I see one, I think to myself, "I should've bought it." I still haven't heard anything bad about the TI models when it comes to maintenance. I would suggest going for a test drive.

[@Reecesavage-Alwayswin]

The Stelvio is arguably the best vehicle ive ever driven i got mines used with 11k The aftermarket is slowly growing for alfa Romeo on the forums some people are making 330whp and 400wtq Q4

[@tmanepic]

I had a C300 a few years back, when this car had just come out. I loved it, but if I had to pick a car from that segment again, it would be this, hands down.

[@TedwardDrives]

For the money i think the C43 is really the biggest threat to the Alfa

[@jump3erlt]

@@TedwardDrives but Alfa's style and charm is of another level, can't even compare emotonial italiano with rough and bold german.

[@thomasclinton9228]

I have the same Alfa he's driving, except mine is grey; exact same red interior. I love the car. It has me planning to get a Quad!

[@nicobellic2465]

Nice. Well shot

[@adammarkowitz7944]

Excellent review.

[@thechief043]

I really dig this spec, except RWD. Unfortunately, Alfa doesn't really have a middle ground between the QV and the 'normie' sedan, but a Ti sport with an LSD is legitimately fun.

[@animalmother4]

That low redline is such a head scratcher and seems to be its biggest short coming.

[@doublehh666]

animal mother but a manual would be fun going through the gears maybe w the lower redline.

[@user-tp9hc8iv2x]

so FASHIONABLE car! i love it

[@larryfishkind5387]

What an absolutely brilliant beautiful car

[@simonemancusoperc]

Nice video!!!

[@Adamlllllllllllljjjljljjjjj]

I know I’m late to the comments but rewatching this video iv just realised how far back that engine sits, there is so much space in front of it

[@mr.2cents.846]

Yeah it's a front engine mid-engine car. 😁

[@pov_driver]

Great video! I LOVE the Giulia! Could i ask what sound equipment and set-up do you use? Your sound is always great!

[@keken_25_pr48]

Love this sedan design so need to go to tedward collection also first time watching a Julia review and i just lost it at 8:42 man confidence inspired ughh! 😅

[@WesleyPacheco-Gameplays]

I love these cars, I want one so bad

[@rambow70]

It is a beautiful car, wish it came with a v6 turbo (detuned from the quadrifoglio) that was more reliable. 4cly turbo is good for an entry level model but I think they should have done more V6 options

[@gillhammer333]

It’s weird that I knew exactly where you were right away in the video before you even mentioned you were in MA 😂

[@Lucas-ck1po]

This car would be an absolute dream to have in manual, damn, i'm heavy breathing about it. RWD configuration, manual 6, front longitudinal engine.. ooh

[@mr.2cents.846]

I hope the guys at Alfa Romeo will be the men they need to be and do it.

[@cbyrne08]

I had one for 3 years, great car. At 6'4'' the B pillar is really annoying though, having the seat back all the way it puts the B pillar right in your line of sight.

[@von6164]

I was considering this and the S3 during my car search

[@ajecholes2226]

What did you end up getting?

[@sergioro9261]

Bellissima! Really fantastic car

[@svenvet8497]

I had 2017 awd 2.0 280hp all of the above is true. It was with the same 19 inch well - best looking wheels ever, the white is good but in red... simply you can’t stop looking it. It’s indeed very engaging to drive... it was stolen :( I bought Stelvio... more practical (i got 2nd kid meanwhile) also good to drive, but for suv... it doesn’t feel so special to me, i’m again thinking for buying Guilia. I didn’t have any issues in terms of reliability for the both cars, so far. I got minor squeak from the plastics of the Stelvio when the road is bumpy... (most of the roads in my country unfortunately) but it’s negligible

[@agartustheivthpaternos]

Alfa Romeo used to be the umbrella company of Ferrari back in the day. The times when their only intention was to prepare for the F1 races as compatitive as possible. This model, Stelvio, Maserati Ghibli, Maserati Levante is part of a Geneva project, which is basically a program where Ferrari is all responsible for producing these cars’ engines. So, by looking from an unbiased standpoint, I can definetely say that Ferrari’s motor is a-way more better than BMW’s, Mercedes’, Porsche’s all combined. I would definetely go for an Alfa Romeo at the end of the day.

[@7dragongames]

The exterior blows me away considering this isn't even the true performance trim. I am in love with those rotary dial wheels, they match the car perfectly, and really show off those nice big brembos. I am an Audi guy first and foremost, but the emotion that this car evokes is very tempting.

[@Tonyx.yt.]

i have the 2016 base model, rwd, regular dampers, manual transmission,with 17" wheel and single exhaust, BUT early ones are lower on the ground, since my 2018 and awd ones had higher suspension, so wheel arch looks a little "empty" due to higher ground clearance.

[@javianjohnson8746]

Wow 7:41 iSpy the Boston Celtics training facility on the left

[@joepeterson1079]

if ur gonna change lanes hit the turn signal slightly, it will click for flash like 3-5 times and then turn itself off. Only fully push/pull on actual turns

[@thomasrichards646]

This is the exact spec I want, the only change I’d make is id have it rear wheel drive….. then tune it for more power.

[@samueldephono9320]

I’m stunned

[@williamlong2682]

I think this is my new favorite entry in this segment. As far as I’m concerned, this is the actual new 3 Series. Best driving car in this class BY A MILE, even if it has some other shortcomings. But I could probably live with those personally. I’d get mine in a Lusso Trim in Visconti Green with the beige interior and swap on summer tires.

[@gergoantal1066]

The beige interior plus that green is a godly combo

[@ridanann]

I have to say say as a British fellow Jeremy Clarkson is extremely happy with your video he never shuts up about the quadrifolio lol I seen a track one the other day pretty good

[@Deetroiter]

It’s a jaaaaaggggg

[@carloslewis8448]

Awesome car!!!!

[@furrysharker]

I don't remember Boston traffic being that light!

[@stevenrichards1539]

Covid19?

[@HooptieMaximus]

I love your videos. They're concise and informative, and we get to see and almost experience what you do. I like the interior, it's attractive and not cheap looking, but I wonder how many people hit that start/stop button the steering wheel by accident. I really dislike that placement. Rock on!

[@TedwardDrives]

Thank you!

[@Gechi999]

Man you really need to try a Giulia Quadrifoglio, it's a whole other thing

[@Forge17]

Man I really wish we’d seen what 5 series competitor they would’ve built.. damn SUV’s 😭

[@seeum2098]

such an Amazing car, I wish Alfa would sell another model that is a little bit bigger in size so it can compete with the 5 series / Avalon / E class etc. At least in the US market.

[@edombre2961]

avalon!!!!! it's competitors are malibu, taurus, etc, not prime european brands

[@St4vKa]

Boston looks like it's seen the apocalypse

[@TedwardDrives]

The end happened during the big dig. We are rebuilding society every day since 😂

[@SteveClarkColorado]

What is your sound recording setup? very clear audio

[@MrMAY-ji8fr]

What a car !!!

[@willpark7483]

Interesting there was a 374 bhp range in the Giulia from the 136bhp one to the 510bhp QV!

[@thomasohlen1361]

Actually, You do not need the shifter to put it in 'Drive' - it works with the paddle :-) reverse is another story though

[@Deetroiter]

If the car is anything like my Moto Guzzi motorcycle, it has a ton of lore and legend about how it’ll leave you on the side of the road because it’s Italian ...when it all reality it has some quirks but will be one of the most reliable machines on the road. It will ALWAYS get you home where it’s some other manufacturers that you need to question

[@I_Bully_The_Bullies]

If you had it in (D) mode while using the paddle shifters, it would sound a lot better.

[@pascutia]

I briefly had the chance to drive a RWD TI sport 2 years ago. I just remember taking a highway onramp and leaving everyone behind. It felt so planted and placeable. The steering was fantastic. Also, another perk of the 4 cylinder models is that they’ve been significantly more reliable than the Quadrifoglio models. Great video!!

[@TedwardDrives]

Thanks Alex! I'm hoping I can get a hold of a RWD Ti Sport for a week and really wring it out

[@justacomment1657]

@@TedwardDrives don't get yourself in trouble...this thing is fast around bends... Much faster then most would think...

[@Gnux91]

Until you sit in a M240

[@Peter-mf2yz]

@@Gnux91 not true.

[@Gnux91]

@@Peter-mf2yz blows the doors off the Alfa!

[@scottyg9167]

I like. A lot!

[@ygdbanksairitout5148]

My next car 🤤

[@thatsyrianguy487]

If we're talking looks, this and the ct5 are the best looking in their segment.

[@waverunner7063]

Jaguar XE

[@darkknight8139]

This really is a fantastic car. It's a pity that noone realises this. Here in The Netherlands, some people still think that an Alfa will always break down, so they still buy the obvious BMW 3 series. The all-wheel-drive 2.0T version is a lot more expensive here though:62000 euros without options. Maybe that's why nobody buys one, it costs more than a BMW 330i xDrive. And the Alfa Romeo depreciates a lot faster.... Which is sad, because I think the Giulia is so much more exciting than any BMW.

[@jadonldg0416]

Just brought a 2020 Carbon sport AWD

[@vipermoon_]

I love this car, thanks for the review. Is the brake pedal alright?

[@Tonyx.yt.]

what did you mean? its brake by wire btw

[@vipermoon_]

@@Tonyx.yt. That's why i had asked. On if it was tuned well. I actually drove one recently and loved the brake pedal

[@Tonyx.yt.]

@@vipermoon_ switching from traditional brakes to this car i didnt had any issues at all

[@InfoumusMOBB]

I personally think for the price its under powdered. These engine have the ability to push 330-350hp stock. And matching trq. They need a model between the Giulia and the QV for around 55k starting. Like Merc and BMW do with there "M line" or "Amg" trims. Which give more power and better performance but not quite the big boys numbers

[@fatalostriches8618]

Do you think you would get the Giulia or a BMW 340i? I feel like Alfa's past track records would indicate that the BMW would hold up better past 100k miles

[@trillsoles2965]

Hey I love this review but can I get your opinion on a quadrifolgio? So I have been searching around and they honestly seem like something different. I’ve been looking at E63s, or a bmw M550i but I feel like this would be rarer and a bit better.

[@TedwardDrives]

Hopefully I'll be filming one soon

[@levi_kruger006]

i’m looking at them online what do yall think is the safest mileage where it shouldn’t have problems but still be somewhat cheap?

[@mesasartworks]

I want one. now.

[@Aristocrafied]

that redline though, 6k!?

[@AllanG1914]

I've had a Guilia for almost 2 years and it's been trouble free. The steering is very quick and darts into turns. Engine is quite good for a 280 hp turbocharged car. Since these cars don't sell very well, it's quite easy to get $5,000+ off asking price. So, the actual price range of a base or Sport is really around the mid $35k range.

[@UtsavMistry-CMB]

Steering reminds me of both,VW and PORSCHE