Alfa romeo

Alfa romeo

 Alfa romeo

 Alfa romeo

Alfa romeo

Alfa 8C currently based on a Maserati platform elderly – not unlike the resuscitating Aston Martin DB7 was based on the basics of old Jaguar, oelh because these cars classic cars dijulugi future strategy, however, the Alfa Romeo wants to see his successor based on the new Ferrari California, trading at a sister company of other inputs. While they realize it would be a great struggle – one that could come to a decision of the head of Fiat and Ferrari president Luca di Montezemelo – to get Ferrari to approve the proposal, Alfa Romeo, reportedly wants to get the project off the ground and get a second-generation sports car ready in time next two years to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of Alpha in 2010.The Tuned Alfa Romeo 159 runs on the tarmac with its Novitec N9 multi-piece 20 inch wheels enveloped with Pirelli 255/30/R20 tyres. 

We all know don’t we how good the Alfa Romeo inline engines sound and with all that modification will this one from Novitec live up to that reputation , only time will tell and vis-a-vis the ‘Chinese tinge in an Italian car’ just shuffle Italian for Chinese in this quote

VIDEO: Top Gear Teases Season 17 with New Trailer

In a couple of weeks, BBC will begin airing the 17th season of its highly popular Top Gear TV series. To get our engines running, the media channel released the first promotional trailer of the new series teasing the new automotive adventures of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May.

The 30 second-long trailer kicks off with Clarkson driving the all-new McLaren MP4-12C on the wet and continues with Hammond in the passenger seat of a MINI WRC racer. Oh, and there’s also a scene with an odd looking red truck...obliterating an Alfa Romeo 156 sedan and a Renault Megane saloon. For the rest, follow the break to watch the trailer

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Alfa Romeo 4C Sports Concept Heading to Goodwood Festival of Speed

The new Alfa Romeo 4C Sports Concept will receive its UK public debut at the rapidly approaching 2011 Goodwood Festival of Speed, which takes place from July 1 to 3.

Seen for the first time at the Geneva Salon in March, Italy’s answer to the Lotus Elise boasts a lightweight chassis with power coming from a mid-mounted 1.75-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine delivering 200 ponies to the rear wheels. It can complete the 0-62mph (100km/h) sprint in less than 5 seconds and reach a top speed of 155mph (250km/h). Production is set to start in 2012.

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