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Alfa Stelvio Quadrifoglio 510hp review - see why it-s the ONLY fun SUV - carwow

Alfa Stelvio Quadrifoglio 510hp review - see why it-s the ONLY fun SUV - carwow

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
This is the Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio. With a whole heap of styling and power upgrades compared to the regular Stelvio, are we finally seeing a SUV that performs and feels just like a sports car? Join Mat as he takes you on a tour of the Stelvio QV and find out why it-s the ONLY fun SUV you can drive today!
Date: 2022-04-11

Comments and reviews: 10


Why would anybody ever want any other wheels than those on this Stelvio Q. They are THE most beautiful wheels in history. Alfa has been making similar 5 hole wheels for ages now (debuted on Alfa 156 in 1997. I was a proud owner of Alfa 156 and for the money and power it produced (JTD 140 HP) it was the best car a 20 something guy who was out to get some could buy. And believe me, girls loved it. They never knew it was a 10 grand car, used of course. Now this Stelvio and Giulia are a dream. And I'm not talking about these QV models, they are way to expensive, although they depreciate quite fast. There's a peach of an engine that produces 280 HP in Giulia and I have my eyes on one of those.
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My wife and I own the 2018 Slelivo Ti sport, 1 model below the monster shown in this video. We absolutely love it. The only complaint, would like to see a detuned version of the 2. 9 Twin turbo, say 400hp. Only option we have is the 2. 0 turbo in the Ti sport. Don't misunderstand me, the 2. 0 is fast, would have liked another engine option without dropping 90K. The stelvio is way better in winter driving conditions than our jeep grand Cherokee was. If your looking for a midsize SUV, I highly recommend this car.
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My concept of an SUV is it's 4wd but it also has good ground clearance and it is set up well for off road driving too. But this thing has 500 hp and low ground clearance, I don't know how this alpha Romeo shit is even classified into SUV category just because it has 4wd. If you want SUV go for Toyota and mistubishi you will know the difference in performance, don't go for this shit.
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Nice review, but the bloke complaints are ridiculous. For example why on earth would you want comfort suspension setting in race mode? To comfortably hop into the ditch, cause your suspension was too soft for sharp cornering?
I wish manufacturers like Enzo Ferrari once again were leading automotive companies, he would tell you to f--k off if you asked for radio in the F40.

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The normal one is still very good, with standard elements many sports cars don-t even have: front wishbone suspension, aluminum for lighter weight and 50: 50 f/r weight distribution, Brembo 4pot front calipers, an 280hp engine for a sub 6s 0-62, carbon fibre driveshaft, aluminium shiftpaddles, optional LSD.
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Im italian, you cant put the suspension in soft mode ij race moee because you are gona die comsidering ebe that you have the stability comtrill off in race mode, how you can drive with soft suospension? For me is so clear for you wird enlgish people is hard to understand, but we are not all the same! Bye bye!
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You were too harsh on standard 280PS Stelvio, back in your review. It is stiff car but it has QV DNA. Look - not everyone can afford Stelvio Quadrifoglio - most of us need to tone down expectations but like to have sportive car in family like package and offroad ground clearance.
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I currently drive a Giulietta and want to upgrade to a Stelvio. It looks and drives amazingly. Alfa's are massively underrated. The issues of the past are no longer there. They are well built, amazing to drive and reliable as long as they're well maintained as with most cars.
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Had my stelvio 2. 2 diesel for 2 years, lots of fun to drive, owned porche, bmw, Audi and gti, s but this is the best drive car/suv ever had, such positive steering, can-t think money when buying a Alfa Romeo, one off the bucket list for me anyways!
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I own one; it-s really a great car. Heated steering wheel is standard! In an Alfa! Only real negative: the fuel tank is from the smaller 2 liter version. 55 liters. They way I use the car, I am getting close to 20 liters for 100km. Do the math.
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