Alfa Romeo 155

I have owned a 1996 N "wide body" 155 2.5 V6 for the last 5 years, I have done 73000 of its total 84000 miles, it is a superb car with excellent performance and handling and I would certainly recommend the V6 over the 4 cylinder cars as the extra power and the manner of its delivery , it's totaly smooth pulls harder and harder all the way to the red line and sounds wonderful, more than compensates for the slightly more nose heavy handling. The car has been totaly reliable and needed nothing other than routine servicing for the first 60000 miles and has only needed new shocks, two suspension bushes, a ball joint and a new exhaust from the cat back since ...  Read the complete review

This is the car that started Alfa back on the road to recovery. In fact they have now travelled so far that the range, some the new year, of 147, 156, 166, GTV must be just about the most exciting on any forecourt now. And, given the drop in new car prices, and Alfa in particular, the 155 can be found for bargain prices. However, you still need to be careful buying a 155. It went through a major change in 1995 when the body was lowered and widened. The improvements underneath also make this a different car, and it is this car that i will be talking about - it looks better, it handles better, and is still incredibly cheap. Another important change ...  Read the complete review