Alfa Romeo regards the Stelvio as an evolving piece of art. While it may be artsy, is it expensive to repair? We'll check that here.
The Alfa Romeo Stelvio was the Italian brand’s first venture into the SUV market, and it certainly didn’t disappoint. My colleagues have reviewed the Stelvio, and you can check out the reviews here. Along with that, here’s everything you need to know about the Alfa Romeo Stelvio.
Alfa Romeo has long been in the business of crafting cars that ooze passion, and the Stelvio is no exception. Looks that garner love at first sight, the kind of interior design you’d only find in a cosy Italian villa and memorable driving dynamics that have been regarded as best in class. You have a choice between a 2.0-litre 4-cylinder turbocharged petrol mill in Veloce spec (206 kW / 400 Nm) or a 2.9-litre turbocharged petrol V6 (375 kW / 600 Nm) with an 8-Speed automatic transmission and in all-wheel drive for both models. Pretty pokey, we think, but are these vehicles expensive to repair?
Is the Alfa Romeo Stelvio expensive to repair?
We looked at the 2021 AA Spare Parts Pricing Guide and discovered that the Alfa Romeo Stelvio is one of the most affordable cars to maintain at the time of posting the report. This was the most recent report we could find, and the figures stated here merely serve as estimates, as pricing could have changed since publishing the report. The pricing here will cover the 2.0T Veloce model with the 4-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine.
Service Items
Air Filter | from R373.87 |
Oil Filter | from R315.77 |
Pollen Filter | from R577.29 |
Spark Plug (Set of 4) | from R1 370.66 |
Wiper Blades (Set) | from R1 216.63 |
Front Brake Pads Set | from R3 815.08 |
Rear Brake Pads Set | from R1 869.23 |
Service Items Basket Total | from R9538.53 |
Maintenance Parts
Cam Belt / Timing Chain | from R1 854.73 |
Front Brake Discs pair | from R4 381.27 |
Rear Brake Discs / Drums | from R4 345.69 |
Front Shock absorber / Strut pair | from R8 093.45 |
Rear Shock absorber / Strut pair | from R5 319.90 |
Fanbelt | from R202.59 |
Maintenance Parts Basket Total | from R24 197.63 |
At the time of its launch, the Stelvio featured a 3-year/100 000km Warranty and 6-year /100 000km Maintenance as standard.
Verdict
Compared to its competition, interestingly, the Alfa Romeo Stelvio in 2.0T Veloce trim is regarded as one of the most affordable cars to maintain, according to the aforementioned AA Spare Parts Pricing guide. This is familiar for Alfa Romeo, though, as even the Giulia saloon also received the same accolade. We can comfortably say that the Alfa Romeo Stelvio isn’t expensive to maintain. After reading this, you can search AutoTrader for the latest used and new offerings if you’re keen on an Alfa Romeo Stelvio. While you’re at it, why not try out our Instant Offer tool to sell your current car quick and easy?
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