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IWantAnAudiRS6 has ALMOST 6000 postsOriginally Posted by IWantAnAudiRS6
I just love the Brera. I don't like the TT (Golf in lingerie) and never will. Posers car through and through. I'd rather take an S3. The Brera is one of the best-looking cars ever, I think. Amazing arse. Lovely arachnid headlamps. A shame it's a bit mediocre to drive
Last edited by jediali; 12-12-2006 at 05:40 PM.
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You know what I'm thinking?Well it's just a bit slow, because it's said to have fantastic handling. Imagine with 200kg less...
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i vote brera, it looks hot.
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i like audis, my in-laws have 2 of 'em and i have driven and love the both ov 'em. but i dont care how it drives, i dont care if its slow, whatever. if i were to be seen in one, i would much rather it be the brera because its so damn gorgeous.
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Germans using the acronym TT: Teutonic Trash
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Hey watch it. We might not have a acronym for Alfa, but we can arrange something....Germans using the acronym TT: Teutonic Trash
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The 'new' TT is not TT enough, it ain't stunning, it ain't iconic. If the "New TT" is the Shooting Brake concept; my vote will go for Audi. I voted Brera solely because the new TT doesn't carry the the original TT's message, it merely carry on it's looks. They better call it a Facelift. Brera for me.
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I wouldn't have any of them, the new TT looks boring compared to the original and it's just a Golf underneath. I have driven a Brera 3,2 and it's not very fast and handles like a truck. I would have the Alfa Romeo GT 3,2 instead!
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Yes and imagine it with the 4.7-litre V8 from the 8C...
*drools*
But even the regular models (and also the 159) are going to go on a diet by the time the facelift is released in 2008/2009. The current V6 engines are also going to ger replaced by a pair of new V6's (3-litre and 3.5-litre) altough I don't know if those will still be based in GM blocks.
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not too difficult to imagine, that was how it started in the first place
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Yes you're right, altough by then they had to settle with the 4.2-litre V8...not too difficult to imagine, that was how it started in the first place
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What a tragedy...Yes you're right, altough by then they had to settle with the 4.2-litre V8...
I for one wholeheartedly hope that Alfa go back to the greatness that they once had. They're too great to die.
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I'm sorry, is Alfa Romeo on the brink of collapse?
As for the topic, Brera is agonizingly beautiful car. In real life it looks even better - good enough to forgive its leisurely perfomance, methinks
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They are just back on track to recovery, the return to the golden days will be difficult but they are trying hard, and the fact that Fiat seems to be recovering with hits such as the Grande Punto is helping Alfa Romeo. The 8C is just a sign of it, and there are more to come, like rear driven replacement to the 166 (based in Quattroporte's underpinnings) or an Alfa Romeo Sprint to fight the Mini.What a tragedy...
I for one wholeheartedly hope that Alfa go back to the greatness that they once had. They're too great to die.
I'm actually more worried of Lancia...
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