The award went to Alfa Romeo’s Giulia!!!
Thank you for the link! i was on my phone and couldn’t do it!Sergio will be so pleased.
http://www.motortrend.com/news/alfa-romeo-giulia-2018-car-of-the-year/
Now sell, sell, sell!
Turn it off and enjoy the drive with a big smile on your face."But but but... the infotainment is bad!"
Well, at least it didn't catch on fire:Yay! My car of the year is at the dealership. Again. Yay!
As to the elephant in the room: Some readers with long memories will recall Alfas of yore as temperamental and unreliable—the main reason for its departure from this market in 1993. And upon Alfa Romeo’s return to the U.S., some early-build 2017 Giulias had issues with electrical gremlins. But in this year’s accelerated wear-and-tear Car of the Year testing of three Giulias, we found nary a glitch, hiccup, or bark of protest—while several cars from other luxury automakers had notable issues.
We are all now (or soon will be) Alfa Ambassadors. How many here commented on Alfa's Facebook post?
https://www.facebook.com/alfaromeou...288291225640/1985130128408118/?type=3&theater
Wouldn't exactly say resale is going to skyrocket. 2015 car of the year was the VW Golf, and last year was the Camaro. :wink2:Great article written in a style that captures the excitement of the car. They even handled the question regarding reliability fairly.
This will be great for my resale. . . Oh wait. I leased.
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Apparently Alfa learned to provide automotive journalists (that covers a wide swath these days) with vetted and fully-updated cars.Very cool!Motor Trend said:As to the elephant in the room: Some readers with long memories will recall Alfas of yore as temperamental and unreliable—the main reason for its departure from this market in 1993. And upon Alfa Romeo’s return to the U.S., some early-build 2017 Giulias had issues with electrical gremlins. But in this year’s accelerated wear-and-tear Car of the Year testing of three Giulias, we found nary a glitch, hiccup, or bark of protest—while several cars from other luxury automakers had notable issues.
Best part is this paragraph towards the end