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Stunning, although hard to spend that on a 4 pot

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....are you an alfaholic?
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Yep, but my tastes for an under 2L are more along these lines:
[url=http://www.fantasyjunction.com/cars/1115-Alfa%20Romeo-Giulia%20Spider%20Veloce-1600%20c.c.%204-Cylinder]http://www.fantasyjunction.com/cars/1115-Alfa%20Romeo-Giulia%20Spider%20Veloce-1600%20c.c.%204-Cylinder[/url]

Mid-engine 200bhp and 850kg go for it, nice  :tu: 

Not sure about those 1980 Escort XR3 wheels though !

Looks absolutely mint and seems like a great option if and when it appears on the market.

It is....Alfa say so....so it must be true!

Carbon fibre, Aluminum, wheels inflated with Helium (to lighten em) and the interior is made from parachute silk.....no fatenning Pasta in evidence anywhere!!

Cheers Wattie

Theres no way that is 850kg.  Probably more like 1100-1200.  Still looks very nice.

very pretty car......

would want union jacks on my wing mirrors though 

Very pretty.

Oooooooooh, i rather like this....and because its below 2litre doesn't suffer horrendous Cypriot Tax...should i be tempted......light too at 850kg!
[url=http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/autoexpressnews/271918/alfa_romeo_4c.html?CMP=NLC-Newsletters&uid=9f74aefe594c17f79067ba507f38b766]http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/autoexpressnews/271918/alfa_romeo_4c.html?CMP=NLC-Newsletters&uid=9f74aefe594c17f79067ba507f38b766[/url]

[b]For those who doubt Alfa's reliability, Alfa is now rated joint tenth,along with VW and Toyota in the 2011 JD Power survey...backs up our experience with the GT, no issues in 2 years and 30,000 miles![/b]
So would you be tempted........candy apple red anyone?

Cheers Wattie