Alfa Romeo Reviews

Tuesday 1 July 2008

The 159 is as close to a risk-free used Alfa buy as it’s possible to get. Beefy build quality, a great range of engines, decent used stock availability and razor sharp styling make this a decent left

Friday 27 June 2008

For a long time, the Alfa Spider was one of the most evocative names on British roads. The 1996 model featured offered a healthy dose of Latin charisma and some of the best engines you’ll come across

Thursday 1 May 2008

This might sound like a stuck record but the 159 Sportwagon is an Alfa Romeo that you can countenance buying used. I’m guessing this was probably said about the 156 and the 155 before. Maybe not the 7

Tuesday 25 March 2008

Midlife facelifts can be tough things for car manufacturers to carry off, especially when the car in question has already established a reputation as one of the best-looking models in its class. Such

Friday 29 February 2008

When it comes to buying a used Alfa Romeo GT coupe, there will be a huge proportion of buyers who will disregard any objective advice given in reports such as this. The key criterion for such people i

Wednesday 22 August 2007

Few thought that Alfa Romeo could follow on from the success of the mould-breaking 156 saloon. The 166 executive saloon was a nice try, but it never threatened the class establishment. With the 147 ha

Friday 23 March 2007

The British will argue of course, but real sports cars are Italian. Always have been. In the late 80s and early 90s, however, the Latin makers, like our own marques allowed the Japanese to dominate in

Thursday 2 November 2006

The Alfa Romeo 166 is the car which finally put the ghost of woeful big Alfas to rest. In fact, so good was the impression created upon launch that for the first time in years, nobody could recall an

Monday 15 May 2006

Alfa Romeo really came of age with the 156. Prior to this model, buying an Alfa middleweight had always been a gamble that could backfire spectacularly. The Giulietta, the 155 and the 75 could all be