
Alfa Romeo
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Alfa Romeo Ranges
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Alfa Romeo 147
Used price:£488 - £16,725 -
Alfa Romeo 156
Used price:£587 - £9,639 -
Alfa Romeo 159
Used price:£470 - £7,338 -
Alfa Romeo 166
Used price:£675 - £2,760 -
Alfa Romeo 4C
Used price:£26,374 - £50,585 -
Alfa Romeo Brera
Used price:£1,001 - £6,481 -
Alfa Romeo Giulia
New price:£43,259 - £78,195Used price:£9,266 - £65,201 -
Alfa Romeo Giulietta
Used price:£1,354 - £18,212 -
Alfa Romeo GT
Used price:£583 - £4,137 -
Alfa Romeo GTV
Used price:£3,075 - £5,160 -
Alfa Romeo Mito
Used price:£970 - £13,785 -
Alfa Romeo Spider
Used price:£2,225 - £7,422 -
Alfa Romeo Stelvio
New price:£47,750 - £87,195Used price:£13,625 - £60,455 -
Alfa Romeo Tonale
New price:£35,795 - £51,995Used price:£25,945 - £41,250
Most popular Alfa Romeo reviews
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Alfa Romeo Giulia (2016 onwards) Review
Italian flair for the company car park
New price: £43,259 - £78,195PROS
- Excellent ride and handling
- Packed with character
- Hot Quadrifoglio model
CONS
- Cabin materials lack rivals’ quality
- Multimedia system not the best
- No all-wheel drive, diesel, or PHEV
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Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio (2018 onwards) Review
Loveable, irrational, ballistic and outmoded
New price: £87,195 - £87,195PROS
- Powerful, fast and engaging
- Fantastic engine note
- Responsive handling
CONS
- Interior tech off-the pace
- Savage fuel consumption
- Rear could be roomier
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Alfa Romeo Stelvio SUV (2017 onwards) Review
Alfa's first SUV is a stylish and sporty choice
New price: £47,750 - £54,240PROS
- Refreshingly sporty driving experience
- Powerful engines and low weight
- Generous standard equipment, big boot
CONS
- Firm ride, especially on petrol models
- Interior quality falls behind rivals
- No hybrid or electric engines
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Alfa Romeo Tonale SUV (2022 onwards) Review
Stylish compact SUV with excellent dynamic ability
New price: £35,795 - £51,995PROS
- Striking looks
- Premium interior
- Excellent roadholding
CONS
- Very light steering
- PHEV model has small boot
- Neither powertrain really befits an Alfa
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Alfa Romeo 147 (2001 - 2009) Review
Used price: £520 - £4,619PROS
Strong diesel engine, good six-speed gearbox, Italian styling, neat handling
CONS
Limited rear passenger space, firm ride, cabin quality issues
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Alfa Romeo is one of the oldest car manuafacturers still in business, dating back to 1911, when it was A.L.F.A. (Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili). It became known by its modern name in 1915 following the takeover of the company by Nicola Romeo. In the pre-war era, it became legendary for its top flight racing cars, and hugely expensive touring cars.
But following WWII, it moved into the mass market, offering saloons known for being well-engineered, powered by state-of-the-art engines, and set up for keen drivers. There have been many great cars made by Alfa Romeo, with too many highlights to mention here. The most famous cars were the Giulia and Giulietta of the 1950s and '60s, although the Alfasud remains a dynamic masterpiece even by today's standards. Today's range is aimed at the enthusiast end of the market - even the entry-level Mito hatchback.