Geneva 2011: Alfa Romeo 4c 4c coupe and spider
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02-25-2011 | 10:31 AM
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Geneva 2011: Alfa Romeo 4c 4c coupe and spider 
Auto.it breaks the cover off the new ALFA ROMEO 4C 4C COUPE AND SPIDER.
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In the gallery below we propose some new pictures of our Preti Lorenzo closely anticipating the future model. Indeed, the future models.
In fact, as it did with the 8C Competizione , should follow the 4C Spider , which will keep the stylistic approach of the two-seater sedan.
The frame is carbon fiber designed by Dallara Automobili, the holding of Varano de 'Melegari founded in 1972 by engineer Dallara, which is the most important and qualified in the world in the production of racing cars with this configuration ..
Barring unforeseen circumstances, the concept car shown at Geneva.
Equipped with the turbocharged four-cylinder 1742 cm3 from 235 horses (the same as Juliet Quadrifoglio Verde, perhaps with some more ....), hp will provide breathtaking performance, with a top speed in the range of 250 kilometers per hour el ' Acceleration from 0 to 100 km / h in about five. " The road holding is announced exciting, as indeed has already highlighted the KTM X-Bow .
In fact, as it did with the 8C Competizione , should follow the 4C Spider , which will keep the stylistic approach of the two-seater sedan.
The frame is carbon fiber designed by Dallara Automobili, the holding of Varano de 'Melegari founded in 1972 by engineer Dallara, which is the most important and qualified in the world in the production of racing cars with this configuration ..
Barring unforeseen circumstances, the concept car shown at Geneva.
Equipped with the turbocharged four-cylinder 1742 cm3 from 235 horses (the same as Juliet Quadrifoglio Verde, perhaps with some more ....), hp will provide breathtaking performance, with a top speed in the range of 250 kilometers per hour el ' Acceleration from 0 to 100 km / h in about five. " The road holding is announced exciting, as indeed has already highlighted the KTM X-Bow .
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02-25-2011 | 01:04 PM
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The production car will categorically NOT be based on the X-Bow chassis. There's no way in hell they can produce a €40,000 car with the chassis from an €80,000 track car!
I've seen the production car, and that's not too far off to be honest. I saw it last about 5 months ago though (at Centro Stile in Turin) so it may have changed somewhat.
Either way, it's going to be stunning, RWD, 260bhp+ and €40,000.
Bye bye TT...
I've seen the production car, and that's not too far off to be honest. I saw it last about 5 months ago though (at Centro Stile in Turin) so it may have changed somewhat.
Either way, it's going to be stunning, RWD, 260bhp+ and €40,000.
Bye bye TT...
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