Realistic dream cars or who's the Alfa male?

Yes!!!

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It drives just how you expect a 20 year old Alfa to drive
Some electrical stuff works. Always a bonus. Nothing fell off or set on fire on the way home.

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The Twinspark is a solid engine. I had a 164 TS for years and it never needed any mechanical repairs. (unlike all of the other Alphas i had back then :unamused:)

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http://www.alfaromeopress.co.uk/download/UK/2004/ALFA_ROMEO/PRESS/AR_876.jpg

I always liked this model with the V6 Cloverleaf of course.

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Prefer this.

Especially with the 1.75TBi engine.

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Iā€™d settle for either right now!

I had a 2.0 TS GTV of the same era, would have on again in a heartbeat. Great engine, and better steering/drive feel than the S2000 and Z4 that followed. Clever rear suspension stopped it feeling like a front wheeler.
Only big bills were the ā€˜specialā€™ rear suspension arms and bushes.

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you are clearly wrong and deluded the S2000 was way better.

Better in some ways, straight line speed yes, but my experience was the steering felt rigid and didnā€™t give feedback in the same way the Alfa did.

wrong

S2000 is so meh. Soulless pos.

Love the Alfa. Brilliant for the few pennies it cost us.

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Total shiteā€¦S2000 brilliant and unique (and nice ones rising in value and Iā€™ve owned two in the past)
Alfa of the eraā€¦seriously ??

Meh.

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Made it to Wales. All good so far.

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Is the exhaust still attached?

Looking at that, I canā€™t help wondering if the design team made a start, got bored halfway and decided to just duplicate the half theyā€™d already done before heading down the pub.

The design was influenced by the Chevrolet Corsair as was BMW, NSU and others.

imagehttps://www.complexmania.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/corvair_700_series_sedan_1_cd_gallery.jpg

Chevrolet Corsair

Has a new stainless one fitted.

Not today. Another day in the past.