He's only gone and done it!

[4cEvo2]

Finally managed to get an Alfa 4c. A two year Launch Edition with 800 miles on the clock from a private seller.
Couldn't be happier, it's early days yet but it's even more exciting than I thought it would be.
And it looks amazing parked up next to my integrale as well.

[4cEvo2]

Thanks, I'm still pinching myself. The integrale is a dream to drive, it's got such presence and gets so much respect from those who know what it is.
But.
.
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The Alfa.
OMG!
What a machine. It's incredible. Yes the steering takes a bit of getting used to but an Alfaworks jobbing is on the horizon so that won't be an issue for long, not that itshe really that bad. The seats.could be a bit more supportive, the stereo really is crap (so what? I don't really use it any way)
But those small things aside the car is just a dream. Everything about it is just amazing. I just adore the way it looks, it makes you feel like Kimi when you drive it, the sound of the exhaust is intoxicating, how anyone can complain about that is beyond me. It's a sports car for goodness sake, it's like saying my Maybach is crap because I can't hear the engine.
My advice to anyone is if you get the chance, get one. The lancia unfortunately will have to go as I can't keep the two. Sadly.
The Queen is dead. Long live the Queen 😉

[4cEvo2]

Can't say I've noticed. The clutch is a bit on off utility that's the way they are I guess.

[4cEvo2]

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[4cEvo2]

Yes the clutch, its still got one. Or two in this case. I'm no mechanic but I thought a c9nventional auto box had a torque convertor (?) That smoothed out changes and made a bit of creep possible? With this it's either in or out so it's a bit tricky reversing uphill into my garage