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Alfa for Doc

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Nah, it has 4 doors!
 
I'm sure Doc can turn it into more upscale yard art.
 
Tony's right. Two too many lids onnat can. I suspect this Spider is the last Alfa I'll own.

... unless some generous soul hands me th' papers 'n keys to a clean '69 GTV. :jester:
 
I've had a desire for a modern Alfa sedan or coupe for the last decade or so. I think they make some of the most beautiful cars these days, miles ahead of the rest of pretty much everyone else, so-called "exotics" included (I'm looking squarely at you, Ferrari).

I'd have one in a second, just on looks alone.

-Wm.
 
William said:
I've had a desire for a modern Alfa sedan or coupe for the last decade or so. I think they make some of the most beautiful cars these days, miles ahead of the rest of pretty much everyone else, so-called "exotics" included (I'm looking squarely at you, Ferrari).

I'd have one in a second, just on looks alone.

-Wm.
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Absolutely! I'm looking forward to their return.
 
They'll be priced out of the market - above Mercedes I'll bet!
 
If they come over I'll bet they are priced to compete with the BMW 1 & 3 series, AUDI/VW and C-Class Mercedes.
 
tony barnhill said:
They'll be priced out of the market - above Mercedes I'll bet!
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Probably... but just wait for the depreciation.... :devilgrin:

<span style="font-style: italic">edited to add:</span>
https://motortorque.askaprice.com/news/auto-0908/what-are-the-worst-cars-for-depreciation.asp

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]The Alfa Romeo 166 is the worst depreciating car in the UK, retaining a hopeless 14.4 per cent of its original price after three years... [/QUOTE]
 
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