Alfa Romeo Stelvio 2.0 vs 2.9 comparison (Is it worth the upgrade?)

Taking a look at the differences between a 2018 stevlio 2.0 and 2.9L Quadrifoglio

[@BIG_SCAM]

Hey man, would you consider any of the ECU tunes for the 2.9?

[@alphaautoadventures]

I thought about it but worried about reliability as a daily

[@dirkcurritzki9585]

The qv feeels extremely complicated... Ive been driving a 2.0 for 3+ years and had no issues. Maybe will leade a qv in the future

[@alphaautoadventures]

Maybe only a tad bit more complicated when it comes to maintenance but otherwise it's been okay.

[@theroyboys2]

You get another Alfa?

[@alphaautoadventures]

No, borrowed the 2.0

[@josemontano7767]

I really was interested in Alfa Romeo until I found out there’s no dip stick.

[@alphaautoadventures]

To check engine oil you mean? The 2.9 has one I believe....

[@whoucallinstupid]

There’s a dip stick on mine. It’s a 2024 model Guilia.

[@josemontano7767]

@@whoucallinstupid that’s great to hear now I love this car again

[@TheS3GG]

No dipstick after a quick search. The fly by wire braking bothers me more than that. Still want one anyway.

[@brianhung9557]

Brake by wire actually feels really good. Super tight and fast braking. I had both 2.0 and 2.9. For daily 2.0 has less issues and with tune 2.0 is still more reliable than the 2.9.

[@planetfabulous5833]

Alcantara

[@alphaautoadventures]

There it is! Thank you 😊

[@planetfabulous5833]

Merry Christmas!!

[@alphaautoadventures]

@@planetfabulous5833 you too!

[@1waysomehow]

get a quadrifoglio 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@alphaautoadventures]

Ya, the QV is the way to go if you can swing it. 👍