Yes!!!
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.
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 )
I always liked this model with the V6 Cloverleaf of course.
Iād 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 āspecialā rear suspension arms and bushes.
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 didnāt 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.
Total shiteā¦S2000 brilliant and unique (and nice ones rising in value and Iāve owned two in the past)
Alfa of the eraā¦seriously ??
Meh.
Made it to Wales. All good so far.
Is the exhaust still attached?
Looking at that, I canāt help wondering if the design team made a start, got bored halfway and decided to just duplicate the half theyād already done before heading down the pub.
The design was influenced by the Chevrolet Corsair as was BMW, NSU and others.
https://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.