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Whether it’s the Giulia luxury sedan or the Stelvio luxury SUV, customers enjoy their Alfa Romeo. And automotive critics have done the same, evident by the numerous accolades earned by these 2 popular models. You can read more about the honors received by the 2019 Alfa Romeo lineup from Car and Driver, the Texas Auto Writers Association and Southern Automotive Media Association in this blog post.

Shopping for a luxury SUV that has the comfort, features and performance you’re looking for can be tough. We know that several North New Jersey drivers are cross-shopping the Alfa Romeo Stelvio because of their reputations in the market. Between added choices, sportier power & design cues and the availability of some cool amenities, there are so many reasons to pick the Alfa Romeo.

If you’re looking for a sporty sedan that adds refinement & customization options inside, then you’re probably cross-shopping several models that fit the bill. Two of the more popular options in North New Jersey are the Alfa Romeo Giulia and the Kia Stinger. They’re both relatively new to the market, but are already heavily seen on roads in our area. Both also have a similar set of premium amenities, but the Giulia gives you more than the Stinger.

Our Italian luxury vehicle brand is known for its elegant yet sporty design cues. That’s why we’re both proud and unsurprised that Alfa Romeo gave inspiration to the winning artwork for the 2019 Drive for Design contest! The first place winner is Maximillian Cooper, who attends Design and Architecture Senior High in Miami FL. His design, called the Alfa Romeo Serpente, really takes the striking performance of the Quadrifoglio models to the next level.

It’s been 10 years since the Go the Distance For Autism bike ride has begun, raising over $7 million to raise money for various autism care and service programs in North New Jersey. And Ramsey Alfa Romeo, part of the Ramsey Auto Group, is proud to once again present this event that’s fun for the whole family! The bike ride and family fun festival will take place on Sunday June 2 at Bergen Community College in Paramus NJ.

The New York International Auto Show was where 2 limited-edition luxury Italian vehicles were unveiled: 2019 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio NRING and 2019 Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio NRING. The NRING limited editions are named for Nürburgring, the track where the Giulia Quadrifoglio & Stelvio Quadrifoglio received the recognition of being the fastest vehicles in their class. There are many design cues that distinguish the NRINGs from the production model.

Driving an Alfa Romeo will make you feel in control. And nothing is more evident of that than the Alfa DNA Pro Mode Selector found inside every Alfa Romeo vehicle. Whether you’re driving around town, commuting in bumper-to-bumper traffic on the NJ Turnpike or Garden State Parkway, or taking a long road trip, there’s a driving mode that’ll make you feel in control of your ride.

The Chicago Auto Show is one of the premier events of the year to showcase new production cars and limited-edition models. And the 2020 Alfa Romeo 4C Spider Italia was the highlight of the event! There will only be a total of 15 of these limited-edition models coming to the United States, which makes the 2020 Alfa Romeo 4C Spider Italia a to-have vehicle in New Jersey if you're looking for a distinct roadster that’s made to turn heads because of its look and performance.

Winter driving is always tricky in North New Jersey, New York City & Upstate New York since the weather can vary from being a regular day to getting more challenges including rain, ice, snow, sleet and slush depending on the day. That’s why we decided to give you some winter driving tips that have helped our team over the years.

We know that one of the main reasons to choose a luxury car or SUV is because of the comfort you get. And part of that comfort is the temperature inside the vehicle. That’s where Alfa Romeo dual-zone automatic climate control comes in since this system is designed to give independent temperature levels for the driver and front passenger to ensure that both won’t be too hot or too cold.