Is Alfa Romeo Brera reliable?

Section IV: Reliability Modern Alfa Romeo`s are thoroughly well made and reliable cars. They are built very well with good quality and the engines are strong, efficient and economical.

Is the Brera rear wheel drive?

The Brera has such an engine in its range – a 3.2-litre direct-injection V6 with variable inlet and exhaust-cam timing and 260bhp – but it’s matched to a four-wheel drive system that sends more torque (57 per cent) to the rear wheels than the fronts unless tyre grip dictates otherwise.

Is the Alfa Brera RWD?

The car is also now available with Fiat Group’s Blue&Me hands-free system with voice recognition and media player. Bespoke colors for the Alfa Spider Limited Edition include a Carbonio Black version with a natural leather upholstery while the Alfa Red exterior paintwork is matched to a black leather interior.

What’s the price of an Alfa Romeo Brera?

And that’s Brera 3.2 V6’s measure: whether the smart money ultimately adds up. Or not. Even before factoring in Audi TT and BMW 3-Series coupe, there are other lures within the Alfa Romeo fold. For car porn looks, the $25k-cheaper Brera 2.2 JTS is (barring wheel style) almost indistinguishable inside and out.

Why does the Alfa Romeo Brera have a V6 engine?

The long nose, tapered rear and rising belt line are all classic Alfa coupe cues and the Brera shoulders its historical burden easily. Part of the reason why is a V6 engine whose bloodline can be traced right back to the classic GTV but which has been thoroughly modernised to cope with ever more stringent emissions and noise regulations.

Is the Brera 3.2 JTS V6 all wheel drive?

With all-wheel-drive, one of the most charismatic engines in series production and a shape to die for, the Alfa Romeo Brera 3.2 JTS V6 surely can’t fail. Andy Enright reports Although it can’t promise you dilithium crystals or a warp drive, there’s still something redolent of Star Trek about the specification sheet of the Alfa Romeo Brera 3.2 V6.

What’s the problem with Alfa Romeo Brera 2.4 JTDM?

2.4 JTDM a bit disappointing. Seems to be a braking problem on diesels, which have a vacuum pump for the brake servo assistance: can feel like total failure of brakes, but only happens intermittently. Replacing master cylinder has cured it in some cases.