Alfetta. The Alfa Romeo Alfetta, when it was first produced, was dubbed as sharp and modern, and was a surprisingly sensible choice for many car owners. While they are difficult to get hold of now, this old-school vehicle is still reliable. It lacked a little bit of the classic Alfa Romeo ‘vim’ but that wasn’t necessarily a bad thing for
The Alfa Romeo Brera is a car you buy for the looks, not the performance. The 2.2-litre petrol versions are painfully slow, and even the top-of-the-range V6 isn’t that quick, with a 0-62mph time
I really like the 530d M-spec BMW. It would have better risiduals in years to come but whether its more reliable and most likely cost more in servicing and parts is another matter. Other is the Brera. For looks it wins hands down! I've had alfa before (a 156 wagon) and used to frequent this
At idle, the engine is loud but not unpleasant, and under full throttle the car feels extremely powerful and at least as urgent as the petrol V6. The Brera can sprint from 0-60mph in 8.1 seconds
Yes loads. Alfa replaced my first Brera (2.4 JTD) in November 07 after it had two major breakdowns in just over a year. The replacement has not been much better. Two major breakdowns in 18k miles, it is still in the garage (3 weeks) with a broken gearbox. Appalling for a £32k car.
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