WATCH BEFORE YOU BUY! | Used Alfa Romeo Giulia 2.0 Buyer’s Guide!

Today we go over 5 things you should think about before you buy an Alfa Romeo Giulia. We’ll use my 2017 Giulia as an example for all the things you should look out for and double check before you pull the plug on a pre-owned Giulia. Thanks for the recent support, and enjoy the video!
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[@glennlindamood]

Very reliable! Our 2021 Giulia Ti has been great! No issues, just oil changes and a new set of tires!

[@Alexkasai]

How many miles does it have? I’m used to Toyota and Lexus where only thing that’s been done after 200k is fluids and pads, but Alfa Romeo sounds and looks nice and I kinda want one bcs of what you get for price 😂

[@hamsterbrigade]

@@Alexkasai Exactly, I can almost guarantee you they don't have over 50k miles.

[@JeanGuerreroreviews]

@@hamsterbrigadeseen more than a few with 60-70-98k miles on them….. tbh wouldn’t cost more than to maintain a Lexus or Benz. And it’s a lot faster and handles way better than any of those cars in the “luxury” category

[@AllThingsCars2006]

@JeanGuerreroreviews agreed!

[@chrisrodriguez8271]

Is it true all service has to be done at the dealer for cars newer than 2018?

[@AlinaS-tt6bf]

I’m planning on getting one soon thanks for the video

[@jordanpipkorn6985]

2:35 it’s the front tow point cover

[@Rosso488]

I found a 20 Alfa Gulia for $19k but it looks really good and it has a good history so I don't understand why it's so cheap.

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Could just be that it’s low on options. What’s the mileage on it?

[@jorgevazquez9905]

I heard it’s about the popularity of the car. People here in the USA are scared of buying this car as it’s European,especially if it’s from Italy. Costs for parts are expensive and reliability of the vehicle. This car can reliably if you do any preventive maintenance.

[@CarlosHernandez-dz2jn]

I saw most of them for 30k w 60 miles on it

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Yea you’re not wrong. I think people are scared of the reliability factor of these cars, but they don’t realize that they are just as good, if not better than the Germans in this department.

[@CityCobra888]

In Germany this Car , win the Award for Best Car in 2024. This Is my next Car .

[@Tbcp1313]

Great advice. Thanks!👍

[@leonardrenick3563]

Just ended my 39 month lease on a 2020 Giulia. Not one issue in 33,000 miles with the car. Had to replace tires which are run flats due to wear and 2 bad road hazard incidents where one bent a wheel But loved the car. Averaged 24 mpg combined

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Sounds about right, glad you loved it!

[@BlvckMedicine]

This video was very helpful!!!

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Glad you think so!

[@fitz9905]

Really liked the video, thank you!

[@AllThingsCars2006]

No problem, thanks for your support!

[@romariobenjamin1048]

Looking forward to buy a used in the next few months year 2020+ I’m from NYC but I see that Jersey have better deals on them

[@JD78CN]

Just an fyi, the cover on the front bumper is not a sensor cover, it for the tow hook. I leased a 2019 and loved the way it drove.

[@simplyputmusings2948]

I'm thinking about buying one. A little apprehensive. I appreciate the video.

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Trust me get one, you won’t regret it!

[@brandons9138]

It should be noted that this is a pre 2020 model car. 2020 and onward are known to have more of the smaller issues worked out. If you are looking for a Giulia go for a 2020 or later.

[@LuisDanielSotoMaldonado]

I’ve had three giulias and only minor problems on the early models

[@gilles4588]

Do the seats go down in the back? I heard some low in option cars can't fold the seats down. I'm seriously considering buying a secondhand 2L petrol Giulia in the next few months. I currently own a MK7 Golf GTI Performance which I very much like. Would I forget about my Golf quickly? I miss RWD and the Alfa seems like a fun car. Is this car faster or same level on performance? I don't want to downgrade offcourse. Will testdrive one for sure. Thx

[@AllThingsCars2006]

To answer your questions, yes the seats split in a 60/40 manner, and yes you’d forget the Golf in a heartbeat! I think the Alfa is a slight step above in every way, performance, luxury, amenities, etc. The RWD Giulias are definitely a little more fun but if you’re looking for sheer performance, the AWD is the way to go. It is a car that has a soul and will put a smile on your face everytime you drive it, I promise. Once you drive one, you’ll understand exactly what I mean. Definitely an upgrade in my opinion!

[@gilles4588]

Much appreciated! This helps a lot. Curious to driving one now. I will look out for the Q4.

[@polyphonicgroove]

Did your car come with all of those Italian flag badges and the logo crest on the entertainment dial or did you do that with aftermarket parts?

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Those were aftermarket

[@polyphonicgroove]

@@AllThingsCars2006 Can you tell me where you got them?

[@AllThingsCars2006]

@polyphonicgroove some came from Madness Autoworks, some from Koshi and you can even find them on Amazon!

[@polyphonicgroove]

@@AllThingsCars2006 Cool thanks for the info. I think what you did really looks cool.

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Much appreciated!

[@viscountslappy5085]

Sensor cover or tow hook attachment point....

[@AllThingsCars2006]

I believe both, as there’s one on either side

[@BilalPajazitovic]

Im looking at getting a guilia sport ti, it has 1 owner, with 30k miles, the year is 2021, and it’s going for 25k should be i be worried about the reliability?

[@AllThingsCars2006]

No you shouldn’t be worried these cars are relatively bullet proof, I’ve driven mine over 17,000 miles and now have about 35,000 miles altogether on it and haven’t had a single issue with the power train. It’s just as reliable as its German competitors trust me.

[@user-ni7pk5vr7u]

Your engine bay looks CLEAN AF. Did you do the detailing yourself?

[@AllThingsCars2006]

I do! I have a video on my channel about detailing it if you wanna check it out!

[@thatsjustdameon636]

Would you recommend a used one? I was considering getting one

[@AllThingsCars2006]

100% just watch for what I said in the video and you’ll be just fine!

[@joro7304]

Why would you buy a used car that already has a bad reputation of being unreliable? Either buy a brand new one, or buy something else.

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Because these cars don’t have a reputation for being unreliable, not sure where you were getting that inkling from.

[@joro7304]

@@AllThingsCars2006 May be you should do a little more research and see how Alfas are viewed in the car market. People are even skeptical of buying a brand new Giulia, and you're suggesting to buy a used one! Absurd!

[@AllThingsCars2006]

@joro7304 what’s absurd is you believing all the skeptics without ever having owned one yourself. You’re taking their word of mouth skepticism to be the cold hard truth, when in reality it couldn’t be farther from it. In my eyes there’s nothing more absurd than that.

[@kidda74]

No excuse for that bumper not being flush, you should have taken it back!

[@AllThingsCars2006]

I know, unfortunately this was before I had even bought the car and seeing as it came from Washington I didn’t feel like going through the hassle of having it shipped back you know?

[@DavidS-xu3pm]

Do u think that a 2018 with 45k miles for $19,500 is worth it

[@kendallmarsh1000]

I’m looking at one with about the same miles and price. Every video i seen about these cars is good.

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Definitely!

[@MrEddyedr]

Looking at 2018 ti with 95k for 15k

[@allseasonmaintenance908]

How’s the engine reliability just hit 116k miles car rides great still you think I’ll be good ?!

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Yes, just keep doing regular maintenance and see no reason why it won’t do another 100k miles!

[@allseasonmaintenance908]

@@AllThingsCars2006 when you say regular maintenance oil change and what else?

[@AllThingsCars2006]

@allseasonmaintenance908 tire rotations, flushing and changing brake fluids, coolant, etc. about once a year and potentially replacing worn out parts like brake pads or possibly a few seals.

[@iraklikh6619]

Reliable car not less than germans maybe better

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Definitely, the build quality is superb!

[@51madmitch]

I don’t know what mechanical background you have, but a very well known problem with 2017 cars is a leaking radiator at the top right as you stand at front of car, or by drain plug, so common Alfa redesigned it, 2018 on should be better, yet you don’t mention it, very poor, as the whole front end has to be removed to fit a new one.

[@AllThingsCars2006]

I did mention that Alfa redesigned the Giulia in 2018 to make it less prone to leaks or punctures as I discuss how the hose and seal for the turbo coolant had the same issue on my Giulia, thank you though

[@SovietCaptain03]

That’s not a sensor cover😂😂that’s to screw the tow hook

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Yes that’s been explained before

[@halflifemasta]

Add another point. If you see an example with pointless tacky badges and Italian flags, walk away.

[@AllThingsCars2006]

So clever

[@salzarrella5568]

This guy is clearly a troll

[@ianlee487]

You reviewers talk some garbage you really havnt a clue what your talking about .

[@AllThingsCars2006]

Please enlighten me then

[@vadymkhomenko4629]

House wife content, consider make video about something different, you are out of context!

[@AllThingsCars2006]

What would you like to see?

[@simplyputmusings2948]

How is this housewife content . I'm a professional and an Empty Nester. I'm looking at it as a new toy. Find me a cool Alfa Romeo club.