Alfa Romeo deals in Los Angeles
This page covers the Giulia sedan alongside the Stelvio and Tonale crossovers, including the Tonale eAWD plug-in hybrid variant, for shoppers weighing a lease, finance, cash purchase, or used option. Deciding between the sedan and the two crossovers largely comes down to shape and how you want to handle ownership: the Tonale's plug-in hybrid setup is worth a closer look if home charging or a shorter commute fits your routine, while the Stelvio and Giulia offer a more conventional path. New models here carry bumper-to-bumper and powertrain coverage longer than what's typical elsewhere in the Stellantis family, and recent model years bundle in scheduled maintenance for the first stretch of ownership, which can offset some running costs regardless of which model you pick. Financing and leases run through Stellantis Financial Services and Chrysler Capital, and lease residuals here tend to sit below German rivals in the same segments — that can mean a lighter monthly payment, but also less equity if you're planning to trade in later. Because service is often handled at stores shared with other brands, it's worth checking parts lead times with your servicing dealer before you sign anything.
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The lineup here consists of the Giulia sedan and the Tonale, a compact crossover offered as a plug-in hybrid. Body styles run to just sedan and SUV, so shoppers comparing Alfa Romeo against other brands should know it's a narrow, focused range rather than a full lineup of trims and sizes.
The Giulia is a traditional sedan, while the Tonale is a compact SUV built around a plug-in hybrid powertrain. If you want a lower ride height and sport-sedan feel, the Giulia fits; if you want raised ground clearance and electrified driving, the Tonale is the one to cross-shop.
The dealer sits in Santa Monica. Alfa Romeo points in the county are often co-located with Maserati or with Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram stores rather than run as standalone showrooms, which is worth knowing if you expect a dedicated Alfa Romeo-only facility.
Because the brand is retailed through a limited number of points, often shared with Maserati or CDJR stores, service appointments and specialist parts can mean traveling across the county instead of to the nearest neighborhood dealer. It's worth confirming parts lead times with the servicing dealer before you commit to a purchase.
No — resale values and lease residuals on the Giulia and Tonale tend to sit below comparable German competitors in the same segments. That works in your favor on a lease, since it can lower the monthly payment, but it also means less equity if you're financing and plan to trade in early.