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Originally posted by DVSNCYNIKL
You really need to drop that bad boy quick. It's screaming for a drop.
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Can't do that,gotta drive the Mrs. and my 10 month old daughter around in it too.Just the other day at the supermarket I was backing out and the front end got caught on the curb and came half way off.That will cost me $15 to fix though because labor is so cheap here-its the parts that cost too much.
What's special about Alfas?Well they are true drivers cars that don't feel mass produced.There is a certain feel to them.
The steering in my 164 feels perfectly weighted.While it is heavy in the parking lot it feels solid at high speed.The 6 speed gearbox shifts quickly and smoothly.
Alfa has a very long and storied history.They have been through many years of tough times but they look to be on a huge comeback.
They look to once again be producing some very desirable cars.
Reliability has always seemed to be an issue with Alfa in the last 20 years but they aren't any less reliable than a BMW it's just that the dealer network truly sucks and should be priority one before they return to the U.S.