When I was young, my dad collected two Alfa Romeos and tried to restore them. One was never really drivable but the other, a convertible, was a blast to ride in. Unfortunately, he had to sell them...
When I was young, my dad collected two Alfa Romeos and tried to restore them. One was never really drivable but the other, a convertible, was a blast to ride in. Unfortunately, he had to sell them during the recession and I never was able to drive them myself, but because of this I've always had a soft spot for Alfas when I see them. Plus, they look pretty cool, don't they? I've never seen an SUV I want to drive more.
One of my favorite lines in the article:
It's the same engine we loved in the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, and it's based on the current Ferrari V8 with two fewer cylinders. It sounds amazing, like a large swarm of deep-voiced bees that would urgently like to have a word with you about pesticides and colony collapses.
When I was young, my dad collected two Alfa Romeos and tried to restore them. One was never really drivable but the other, a convertible, was a blast to ride in. Unfortunately, he had to sell them during the recession and I never was able to drive them myself, but because of this I've always had a soft spot for Alfas when I see them. Plus, they look pretty cool, don't they? I've never seen an SUV I want to drive more.
One of my favorite lines in the article: