XennoX
Expert Member
Yeah I know, it's just ****ing sad. Looks like I'll be keeping my MY2013 Giulietta QV for a while yet. I guess time to bump it over 200 kW when the warranty expires then.
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"The Giulia 2.0T comes in at R555 000. That's about R10-20k more than comparable base-spec German rivals and will ultimately cost more once you have upgraded its wheels and upholstery etc, but if you rank vehicle dynamics highly or are looking for something a bit more standout, then it's arguably worth the small extra outlay. The Giulia is sold with a 3-year/100 000 km warranty and a 6-year/100 000 km maintenance plan."
http://www.cars.co.za/motoring_news/alfa-romeo-giulia-20t-2017-review/43303/
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Every other publication says 3 years?
Italy for me
Do note the lack of rear air vents. A noticeable disadvantage for a premium compact executive sedan for 2017:
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That is a bit odd, even cheaper cars has this feature nowadays.

Eish, R695K... A whole lot of nope. R14K a month on a car, Nope Nope and Nope.