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Alfa Romeo Junior
£33,840 - £42,240
The Alfa Junior is a lot of fun in Veloce form… just know the range means you’ll be having that fun briefly
Alfa Romeo car reviews
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Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio
£75,920
If you're looking for a wonderful and straightforward super saloon, step this way
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Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio
£84,535
Looks horny, goes like stink and sounds rude, but the ultimate Stelvio’s flawed cabin is a let-down
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Alfa Romeo Stelvio
£46,655 - £84,535
With so much Giulia DNA, the Stelvio was bound to be good. At last an Alfa to buy with your heart *and* head
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Alfa Romeo Giulia
£42,559 - £75,920
Sound the fanfare, it's a rear-drive Alfa that's rather good indeed. Updated tech helps too
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Alfa Romeo Tonale
£35,740 - £48,440
The Tonale is styled and engineered with more verve than most of its rivals. Not perfect, but no crossovers are
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Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA
£153,000
Alfa's love letter to the fast saloon doesn't make rational sense, but it doesn't matter: it's very, very special
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Alfa Romeo 4C
Everything we wanted a lightweight Italian sports car to be, right down to the traditional Alfa flaws
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Alfa Romeo MiTo
£12,705
A mini-Alfa should be good, right? MiTo has a decent engines, but good value it is not
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Alfa Romeo Giulietta Cloverleaf/QV
£19,390 - £26,130
The handling is responsive and it rides well. So, why does the Cloverleaf feel like it's missing something?
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Alfa Romeo Giulietta
£19,390 - £26,130
Everyone should own an Alfa at some point in their lives. This one's a good place to start
About Alfa Romeo
One of Italy’s most storied car-builders, Alfa trades on a glorious history of fast, beautiful road and race cars, at least some of which weren’t terribly unreliable. On its good days, this Turin-based manufacturer serves up fizzily exotic alternatives to the strait-laced German exec fare (hello, Giulia Quadrifoglio!). On its bad days, it serves up lightly reheated Fiats (hello, MiTo!). Hardly a reliable banker, but never, ever boring.
