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Alfa / Italian specialist in Cork

  • 23-10-2018 1:44pm
    #1
    Fabio
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    Hi all,

    Is there an Alfa (or Italian) specialist in Cork apart from Dan Seaman Motors who are a main dealer?

    I know Grandon's do servicing but is there any indy out there that specialises in Italian stuff. I've an Alfa Giulietta 1.6 jtdm and it'll be due a service soonish.


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  • #2
    biko
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    Some mentions on https://www.alfaowner.com/Forum/republic-of-ireland/155741-alfa-specialist-cork.html (old thread)


  • #3
    Fabio
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    Thanks Biko!


  • #4
    spillcoe
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    FM Autos in Fivemilebridge specialise in Alfa's as well


  • #5
    Leonard Hofstadter
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    spillcoe wrote: »
    FM Autos in Fivemilebridge specialise in Alfa's as well
    I thought they were a Saab specialist, no?


  • #6
    spillcoe
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    Could be right there - got my Italian makes confused!


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  • #7
    Fabio
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    spillcoe wrote: »
    Could be right there - got my Italian makes confused!
    Saab are/were Swedish :) .


  • #8
    RINO87
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    The later Saab diesels are all Fiat and share engines with diesel Alfas so might be worth a shot


  • #9
    ELM327
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    RINO87 wrote: »
    The later Saab diesels are all Fiat and share engines with diesel Alfas so might be worth a shot
    Depending on what Saab they could be a GM car too. As could the Alfa (with a GM v6 for instance).
    So you may see an opel vectra, but I can see a saab, and someone else can see a 166!


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