Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, they’ve eliminated the engine, so reliability should be improving.

Wouldn’t a plug-in hybrid still have an engine?

Yes it has both. Plug in on one side and gas tank on the other. I'd go test drive it. I love my Alfa (not a Tonale).

You could also check out the Dodge Hornet, which is basically the same car.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, they’ve eliminated the engine, so reliability should be improving.

Wouldn’t a plug-in hybrid still have an engine?

I misread the OP. Thought it was an all-electric model.

The Alfa dealer network has been shrinknig due to low sales. In this area, there's one in Germantown and one in Tysons. There were a few others that closed up. I think that's fine for now (there's 2, not 1) and my experience in Germantown has been good when I take in my Alfa for service.

I have a Giulia and love it. I have not had any major issues. The few minor issues I had the dealer has immediately fixed with the warranty.

Anonymous wrote:Well, they’ve eliminated the engine, so reliability should be improving.

Wouldn’t a plug-in hybrid still have an engine?

Well, they’ve eliminated the engine, so reliability should be improving.

Anyone have one of the 2024 Tonale plug in hybrids? Feedback?

Any feedback generally on Alfa Romeo?