Let's see your Alfa Romeos!
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I'm really starting to hate modern cars, my 2017 Giulietta albeit only the 1.4 version drives lovely and has 0 modern gadgets,none of this lane departure and active cruise etc, you just drive it.
But my god I really need a Giulia QV (in red of course) in my life! that thing is gorgeous!!
But my god I really need a Giulia QV (in red of course) in my life! that thing is gorgeous!!
Its a pure fact that when Harry Metcalfe reviewed one, quite positively, his amount of viewers meant the model got widely known again, even among youngsters (below 40). The same actual car later was driven by Henry Catchpole and others, who most prob saw Harry's film. And so on! 
Edited by Pereldh on Tuesday 23 September 12:51
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dinkel said:
Alfa Romeo SZ...
My dream car; I should never, ever, ever have sold it. I'll get another one day.
Just back from 2000kms tour from London to Spain in the GTJ. Didn't miss a beat and performed faultlessly alongside some much faster and more exotic cars in our group. The long stints on the motorway got tiring but it really came into its own on the twisty Spanish roads. Such a great car.
Woody.GT said:
Just back from 2000kms tour from London to Spain in the GTJ. Didn't miss a beat and performed faultlessly alongside some much faster and more exotic cars in our group. The long stints on the motorway got tiring but it really came into its own on the twisty Spanish roads. Such a great car.
Wow, that sounds and looks superb. The other green Alfa seems OK as well.arguti said:
I have and had lots of great Alfas and Lancias but the SZ is one that I really need!
If you can then you must. The driving experience is as incredible as its looks; whether in it or out of it, it delivers. It was replaced by an integrale which I struggle to summon any positive sentiment for.Gassing Station | Alfa Romeo, Fiat & Lancia | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff