Just read an online article from "brand X" saying that due to the financial crisis in Europe, Alfa's return to the U.S. is pushed back another 6 months. The first cars are now scheduled to hit showrooms in the middle of 2013 (nearly 2 years from now). The first cars will be the smaller/cheaper Alfas, like the MiTo. The Guilietta will hopefully make it a few months later, then the plan is to get another sedan or two into showrooms in 2014.
The Alfa SUV, based on the Jeep Liberty and built in the U.S. has been axed.
In related news, there are 130 Fiat dealers (I didn't know that until I read the article) and it's expected that about 100 of those dealers will also be selling Alfas.
integraguy wrote: In related news, there are 130 Fiat dealers (I didn't know that until I read the article) and it's expected that about 100 of those dealers will also be selling Alfas.
Cool!
Lucy pulls the football again. Is there a single person in this country who still takes a run at it?
integraguy wrote: The Alfa SUV, based on the Jeep Liberty and built in the U.S. has been axed.
Thank God!
Alfa-Romeo has cried wolf so many times I don't even pay attention to them anymore. We've got BMWs so who needs Alfas anyhow?
I will keep taking a run at it if it means I can get one of these!!!!
One of the few times I agreed with Mr Clarkson's review of a car. It is "Art"
dean1484 wrote: I will keep taking a run at it if it means I can get one of these!!!! ...pic of C8... One of the few times I agreed with Mr Clarkson's review of a car. It is "Art"
Well, that isn't all he said. He said it is art because art is supposed to have no other purpose and that is lucky for Alfa because this is a crap car.
Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote:dean1484 wrote: I will keep taking a run at it if it means I can get one of these!!!! ...pic of C8... One of the few times I agreed with Mr Clarkson's review of a car. It is "Art"Well, that isn't all he said. He said it is art because art is supposed to have no other purpose and that is lucky for Alfa because this is a crap car.
I still want one. I would buy an Alfa any day over a BMW.
Whenever I hear that some amazing supercar is actually rubbish to drive, I always wonder, how bad can it be, really?
Luke wrote: Whenever I hear that some amazing supercar is actually rubbish to drive, I always wonder, how bad can it be, really?
Probably not very bad at all. He was just as hard on the Alfa as he is on Corvettes. So it probably compares favorably to a Z06.
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