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#15286 of 16087 telematics user?
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Nov 19, 2012 (5:55 pm)
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#15287 of 16087 Can Alfa-Romeo reinvent the sports sedan?
by andys120
Nov 29, 2012 (1:22 pm)
I'm a big fan of older BMWs (own an E46 convertible and an E39 sedan) and like a lot of long-time Bimmer fans I'm unhappy with the Lexus-ization of the brand as the cars get heavier, less agile and less sporty. Now comes a rumor that Alfa-Romeo may produce a modern, RWD, small sports sedan link.
It was Alfa that invented the modsern sport sedan way back in 1951 when they introduced their 1900 TI >
Can't happen soon enough IMO. Viva Alfa!
#15288 of 16087 Re: Can Alfa-Romeo reinvent the sports sedan? [andys120]
by qbrozen
Nov 29, 2012 (2:43 pm)
There is nothing small about it. They are guessing near 5-series size.
#15289 of 16087 Re: Can Alfa-Romeo reinvent the sports sedan? [andys120]
by flightnurse
Nov 29, 2012 (4:50 pm)
Interesting since Fiat owns Alfa, and Fiat wants to make a big push here in the US, I'm we are going to see some of those Italian sedan state side. I had a friend who had a GTV-6 great car...
#15290 of 16087 Re: Can Alfa-Romeo reinvent the sports sedan? [flightnurse]
by andys120
Nov 29, 2012 (6:00 pm)
Sergio Marchionne, though Italian born was brought up in Canada. I'm sure he is aware that the current Fiat and Alfa lineups are not well suited to the North American market. He is also aware that fostering growth on this side of the pond is a good hedge against the poorly performing European market.
He seems to be a genuine car nut as well.
Wikipedia: Sergio Marchionne.
#15291 of 16087 Re: Can Alfa-Romeo reinvent the sports sedan? [flightnurse]
by robr2
Nov 29, 2012 (9:25 pm)
Interesting since Fiat owns Alfa, and Fiat wants to make a big push here in the US, I'm we are going to see some of those Italian sedan state side. I had a friend who had a GTV-6 great car...
Alfa has been threatening to return to North America for about 5 years now. They keep pushing the date back.
#15292 of 16087 Re: Can Alfa-Romeo reinvent the sports sedan? [robr2]
by andys120
Nov 30, 2012 (11:06 am)
Alfa has been threatening to return to North America for about 5 years now. They keep pushing the date back.
Perhaps that's because they realize that most of their current products do not live up to the standards set by the Alfas we recall so fondly. In that case it's best that they do right rather than right away.
#15293 of 16087 Re: Can Alfa-Romeo reinvent the sports sedan? [robr2]
by qbrozen
Nov 30, 2012 (2:33 pm)
Alfa has been threatening to return to North America for about 5 years now. They keep pushing the date back.
oh, its been going on much longer than that. I definitely remember reading about their return back in 2000.
#15294 of 16087 Re: Can Alfa-Romeo reinvent the sports sedan? [qbrozen]
by sweendogy
Nov 30, 2012 (3:53 pm)
Alfas already here boys - go to the dodge dealer and ask to see /Alfa_Romeo_Giulietta_- or as we know it here the new dart. Enjoy
#15295 of 16087 Re: Can Alfa-Romeo reinvent the sports sedan? [andys120]
by fedlawman
Dec 01, 2012 (7:31 pm)
I was the proud owner of a 79 Spider. It was a fun car and i loved it, but i wouldnt say i was impressed with the standards set by Alfa.
Quality an reliability were not Alfa hallmarks.