Why I Didn't Buy An Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio 

Get ur head out of his arse m8

@@wackojacko123 I can appreciate the B roll and the content creation 🤷🏾‍♂️ Clearly you've never created something yourself. don't have to be a twat and move on with your day 👍🏾

@@rishabh731 😅😂😘😁👌😎🤣🐑🍈🍉🍊🍋🌏🎃🏀⚾⚽

@O 99 go drive a basic 992 and let us know

​@O 99 That's just the mindset Germans want everybody to have. :) Not everybody agrees having a Porsche badge implies all those arguments. As an example, better tech maybe on the infotainment system, definitely not on the engine.

​@O 99 Let's see... You assume Alfa's V6 to be unreliable (based on what?) You assume Porsche (learn to write it properly) have an ultra reliable 911 engine (based on what?) You assume that Ferrari engines were never better than Porsche's. (based on what?) You assume all that, and you call *me* a biased Italian fanboy? Answering your question, I prefer to leave the pathetic trolling attempts to kids, basically because I'm not one anymore. :) And actually Ferrari engines have been constantly better than Porsche's* since many years. You say that the 911 is an ultra reliable engine when there have been in fact several reliability problems with 911 engines for the past years. You also call unreliable to Alfa's V6 that contrary to the 911 engine, hasn't yet proven to be unreliable. You should also know that the original V8 from where this V6 comes from is, according to many, the best V8 in the world. ...and imagine that, not made by Porsche. :) It's the Ferrari F154 and has won multiple engine awards for the last years (basically since it came out). Also, this Alfa's V6 was designed by the very same engineer that designed the F154 engine. He seems to be working at Alfa-Romeo since FCA created a team to design and create the Giulia and the Giorgio platform. . * I personally would pick Ferrari over Porsche technology any day. Porsche - and every other brand for that matter - almost always need bigger and heavier engines to achieve the same levels of power. This opinion is based on car history, where Ferrari engines are frequently amongst the best performance engines for their capacity / weight. Due to clever marketing, people's mind are stuck in the 70's and 80's where German cars were typically more reliable than others, and Italian usually worse. Now (for the past 20/25 years I would say) is actually the other way around. German cars are still well built and solid, but not anymore in terms of mechanical reliability. The best way to learn about reliability is to look at maintenance figures from car leasing companies.

@O 99 Don't worry too much. Hopefully you will eventually grow up become wiser and learn to actually look for data instead of beliefs.

@@miks564 he won't. Probably his father drives a Porsche Cayenne. It's the same thing with the JDM fanboys, blind belief over facts.

yep, thats the best part, easy to eye, and no too much buttons ala Volvo and no ugly tablet in middle of dashboard ala germans

Many of those disliking the Giulia / Stelvio interior, in reality what they dislike is the lack of a German badge on the outside

How is the giulia in the snow?

RIP THE 4C

Could you imagine this engine in the 4c..

@@TheZmt325 holy

seriously ! check out my feature with the 4c on my channel such a fun little car

Well, General, it's March 2019 and Alfa's just said this is the last year for the slow-selling, little runt 4c. But, it's also your chance to "put your money where your mouth is": Dealers are slashing prices for the only car sold in USA without PS. Go for it.

ellisd82 where abouts are these roads located, wouldn’t mind going myself

Near Glen Eagles. There is the A85 that runs from Crieff round loch Earn to Lochearnhead, amazing fast sweeping road. Then the road and waterfalls shown in the video is A827 from Killin to Kenmore. I normally stay at Duchally estate and do a round trip.

Because the 911T was an alternative... How can you say no to a 911?

I mean,I'd choose the Giulia, looks as good, sounds better, goes faster AND it's Italian

Because he's driving around the world, not around the block... #AlfaReliability

@@joesinclair21 I've owned 2 Alfas over the course of 10 years and only one relatively minor problem to report. The whole Italian/Alfa poor reliability was certainly around in the 70s and 80s but various improvements have been made since. It's just people who have never owned an Alfa that keep the bad reputation alive. I'm not for one minute trying to say they're the most reliable cars in the world because the Japanese manufacturers take that crown, but they definitely aren't unreliable.

@@joesinclair21 ....way to go tool....drink the German Kool Aid.......FORZA ALFA BABY !!!!

I don't know about UK prices, but that 911T is about $40k more than the Stelvio QV in the US. It should be "better"!

fredrik juhlin Nahh that one is in Mid Wales. This one does look like it though!

Hammond drive up the Elan Valley Dam

for not doing this i respect sam so much!

That's what makes him different 👏

Nice guys finish last...

@@hypernano5395 That's what bad guys who never win say...!

@@FalconXE302 Wow that's deep stuff falcon Zen Master say...if ever you feel you are worthless remeber you are full of expensive organs..

Magnetti Marelli is part of FCA

Carlos Freitas the two systems are separate and Chrysler’s U connect and Magnetti Marelli’s system for Alfa have nothing in common as for as I know. Indeed U connect development predates Alfa’s system. I think it safe to say that not withstanding who owns who now, no one thinks these two systems are the same and in fact it’s often pointed out when anyone reviews the systems from Chrysler, Maserati visa vi Alfa. A subsidiary of and Developed by are not always the same thing.

@@miguelfreitas1991 and Magnetti makes the hardware for Mercedes UI control system and for BMW. Yeahhhhhhh...

911 is a very nice car, but also a very common whish list model. The Stelvio Q on the other hand, it's a very special car. Much more exclusive. Not something you see everyday on the road.

Rosolino TV 👋🏻

@@missemmawalsh Tell him Emma! X-D

The SUV with it's AWD and raised ride height (also load carrying capacity = no awful roof box) might have proven to be a better choice if Sam has to navigate some terrible roads. A 911 is a great road trip car, but may prove to be inadequate if the going gets tough... I guess we'll see!

The 991.1 Targa GTS would be a better choice

@@ROSASHOWW If you like GLORIFIED VOLKSWAGENS !!!! FORZA ALFA BABY ....ALL DAY LONG AND TWICE ON SUNDAY !!!!!

"Look how small it is..."