Alfa Romeo is a division of Fiat and 1. they are ugly and 2. they fall apart. I wouldn't recommend anyone to buy any car from any division of Fiat for any purpose.

I wouldn't say it's ugly, but a reason it's not talked about it's that it's really not a common car. What real reason is there to talk about it. is it cause you like the car?

What can we say that hasn't been said or stated already?

• It's uncommon in the usa as a luxury car. Fiat has pulled out of the USA market (AGAIN) so good luck getting parts much less someone who knows the ins and outs of the car.
• Even if you get the "super cheap" 30 grand ones they will fall apart and then no one can fix em or want to.
• Sure it looks pretty as a lawn ornament or if you have money burning a hole in your pocket.
• Or are you talking the history or charm?

If it's not a common issue or need to know/helpful to people, the discussion around such a brand is not going to be debated for the most part around this form. Either you want praise or history. I don't think this form can provide it. Maybe scotty will do a history on the falier of alpha romeo and fiat in the us, Who knows.

Really nice car but reliable is very bad 

Scotty has mentioned Alpha Romeo in numerous videos.  See below at 2:35 Regarding the Alpha Romeo, only lease it and do not buy it.  Lease under warranty and return before the bumper to bumper warranty is up.  Even then, you run a good chance of making unexpected visits to the dealers (Alpha dealers few and far between) during ownership.  I would personally pass on that vehicle;  who wants to go to the dealer?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7qbXSqCOQEM

Alfa's are really niche cars. They do have a reputation for poor quality, and I've had some of the 4C models in for issues that had low miles. 

I really like the Giulia though. I love the design of it and the interiors are very nice. But until they do something about the quality and reliability, I just can't recommend them.

I have a friend with the exact model you are talking about.  They leased it.  And recently returned it.  

FWIW, it ran fine, very little problems.  Granted, it's only under 35,000 miles and 3 years old.  

If you really want an Alfa Romeo, I think leasing is the way to go, because they don't have a reputation of reliability or longevity.  

Endless moneypit, do not buy if you value your money.

My opinion. It’s a fancy Fiat, bigger money pit form lala land. 

Thanks everyone for opinion I’ll look into leasing or get a tesla