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No, really, mechanically, the 2.0L is more or less bombproof and relatively easy to work on. Of course, by now these cars are mostly 15 years old and there will be niggles, but nothing compared with the 3.0L where you have to meticulously follow the 60.000 KM or 3 yrs time intervals for the...

Hi Aston, you're right and wrong; it depends on the engine. The 2.0L has no cam belt but a chain and is virtually indestructable. On the Dutch 164 forum (yes, there is one solely dedicated to this particular Alfa model) there are several members who drive them for upto 500,000 km. The 3.0L 24V...

Same here, Wayne. It is, really. The first owner had even left the delivery plastic film on the carpets...And it stills smells new (ok, maybe it's just the leather) Well, it's an Alfa..:blink1: so, it has had its moments. I had the car only for about 4 months when the infamous cambelt (which...

Very old topic, but I just joined and naturally looked for fellow 164 owners. I own a 1993 assembled but 2001 registered 164 3.0L 24v automatic. I live in Bangkok, Thailand and have had the car for nearly 4 years (I am the 2nd owner). It has only done 85,000 km (yep the mileage is shown in km...