Attention Alfa Romeo Giulia and Stelvio owners! If your vehicle falls between model years 2017-2024 for the Giulia or 2018-2025 for the Stelvio, there’s important safety information you need to be aware of.
A recent recall has been announced due to incorrect tire information displayed on the vehicle placards and manufacturer labels. This error affects both the recommended cold tire inflation pressure and the specified tire dimensions.
Driving with improperly inflated tires can have serious consequences. Overinflated or underinflated tires wear unevenly, reducing their lifespan and significantly increasing your risk of an accident.
Precise tire pressure is crucial for maintaining optimal handling and traction, especially during adverse weather conditions or emergency maneuvers. The issue with tire dimensions is equally concerning.
Alfa Romeo engineers meticulously calibrate each vehicle for specific tire sizes. Incorrect dimensions can negatively impact handling characteristics, potentially affecting steering responsiveness and stability.
The evocative rumble of Maserati’s V8 engines is fading into the distance as the Italian automaker embarks on a journey towards electrification. Gone are the days of deciphering the nuances between different V8 options the focus for Maserati buyers has narrowed to two distinct powertrains.
Those seeking a thrilling driving experience can opt for the potent twin-turbo V6, but this option has a limited shelf life. Production wraps up after the 2024 model year, solidifying the V6-equipped Maseratis as future collector’s items.
Stepping into the future are more fuel-efficient choices: a peppy turbocharged four-cylinder engine and a selection of electric vehicles waiting to be revealed. This strategic shift positions Maserati to compete effectively in the rapidly evolving automotive world, all while preserving its heritage through these soon-to-be-classic V6 models.
