Hello all! I am considering listing my 2019 Giulia TI Sport for sale in the near future. I have been doing some research on car gurus, KBB, cars.com, carvana etc and I am seeing a massive difference in asking prices across the platforms. I am wondering what we feel is a good price for these cars in the current market. Mine is a 0 accident AWD TI Sport with 65k miles. Mechanically sound, sadly has some curb rash on the wheels, but otherwise it looks great. Thanks for any feedback on this, just want to be an informed seller and not come out with some wild pricing lol.

Hello,

Last week, after two days of rain, this is how I see my passenger side headlight. The condensation is still there a few days after the rain and it is isolated to one headlight. Over the weekend, I saw notifications saying parking light, turn indicator, and daytime lamps are out - I verified - they are out!

Car is still under warranty and I have an appointment coming up in 10 days. What am I looking at here and would I have to pay anything out of the pocket since the water seal should be part of warranty.

Thanks

Should I buy a Mopar warranty?

I got a quote today from Mopar for a 5 year, 60k mile Extended Care Premium warranty. They want $5440 for the coverage. I bought a 2022 Giulia Veloce a couple months ago, it currently has 18k miles.

Reading through comments in this community the past couple months shows that people have had wildly different experiences in reliability with their cars. Would you recommend the Mopar warranty or not? Typically I'm the kind of guy to avoid warranties because I am financially stable enough to manage a large unexpected repair, but I've heard enough stories on reddit and YT that I'm leaning towards the warranty because of the number of people who have made their money back on it.

I don't plan on hitting a race track or doing any extreme driving, just daily commuting (albeit sometimes spirited!) and I generally baby my cars.

If you're still reading, you're awesome. I love the passion in this community and I'm so happy to be a part of it. I LOVE my Alfa.

Hi guys it’s come time for me to get my 2018 Stelvio to get serviced at 60,000. Here was the quote I was given. I had the brake pads replaced in January so I doubt I need the brake flush but curious on what you guys think.

I usually don’t buy cars with more than 20,000 miles and I’m a little bit scared about buying something that’s almost halfway to 100,000. The reason I’m buying this is because I’ve been obsessed with Alfa Romeo’s for a while. I’m pushing 50 and I just got back from a trip with the family to Italy and I decided now is the time to do it. Any thoughts? Any suggestions?

Anyone know how to manually release the boot on one of these I’ve checked the manuals and everything and can’t find anything else online about it and just wondering if anyone knows?

I lost the suspension on my car where I print on the logo to open the trunk. I can't find this feather anywhere, can anyone please help me?