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Sure. Seeing an object in the flesh always changes one's perspective.....if I see one (and fark me if anyone is gullible enough to buy one) I'll have a good look.
Like I said, I think FWD non-sport model SUV's are a silly car concept. Not a 4WD, not a wagon, not a proper people mover, 90% have average handling generally and on and on. The trouble with their styling is that they are trying to do two things, be sporty and be practical whilst having a higher road clearance.
I think they're just bad station wagons.
Still, the Alfa looks OK, but if you want my opinion, I think the Porsche Macan S looks even better. Superb handling too.
Also, if we can go past the fake 4WD SUV marketing hype, I think the best ever AWD wagon is the 2013 Audi RS4 Avant. Gorgeous.
Whilst the allure of an Alfa is well documented by car people, this older models as posted by decrepit are as ugly as a hat full of arseholes-if we're talking appearance. Like as bad as an old citroen
Just read about that piece of overpriced machinery Maserati Suv..
This is Gold:
The name for it was KUBANG..then they had to change it quickly, because Jeremy Clarkson suggested that the reason for the name was that "it's the sound the car will make the day the warranty runs out".
Not bad, but not even close.
Here it is Ian. This is the company that practically defined coupe.
Clarkson has a point there. For me it's a toss up between an Alfasud and a '78 HZ ute. ( I include the ute because, rusty or not, it would at least still be self-supporting on 4 wheels). From a financial point of view it should have been my first car a, '56 beetle. But I've never been good with finance.
Sorry Adriano when I look at that car you've posted up I just think "'56 beetle".
Yes you can, well within a decade you can. The 911 sources its design from a 1956 beetle and the Mustang from the 1965 model.
"I bought you a brand new Mustang... It was 1965"
My mate from my Essendon days, Tom outdid me after I'd bought my '56 beetle for $300. He got a 356, paid nearly $2K for it! I've driven/ridden in them back to back. We were home mechanics in those days, many of the bits in the 356 had VW stamped on them.
It ran smoother than the VW but handled like one. He backed it into the armco turning right from Buckley Steet into Hoffmans Road. Bet he wished he didn't trade that one in. On an F100 I think.
