1997 Alfa Romeo 155 2.0 16v
Summary:
Perfect
Faults:
Speedo recently died, but in the process of fixing it.
Nothing else.
General Comments:
The best, most amazing car. It's my first car, but I've always been an Alfa nut.
It feels like nothing on the road today, and just makes everyone look. It looks great with 18" black rims with low profile tyres and racing suspension added, from the previous owner. Because of this, corners are easy and exactly how you want them; never missing the apex, and once you learn how to use that engine, keeping the revs above 4000, you will hit 200 whenever your foot desires.
Funnily enough, I've clocked over 230 Kmh, whereas my friends can barely touch the limit of 210.
The seats hold comfortably, and even on bad roads, it doesn't make my spine fly out.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 13th June, 2013
14th Jul 2001, 14:40
Yeah, if the noise you describe makes it sound like a diesel car, simple one mate, the cam variator needs replacing, also do the belt and tensioner at the same time. Have read other comments advising this at 36k, must say that sounds a tad early on late 155 valve, 50k should be OK, but on some Fiat/Alfa's, probably right at 36k, and 24k without question on Integrale's! Over a year since you posted the query, sorry have only just read, hope you didn't get a belt failure.