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  1. sasso1977

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    #1 sasso1977, Nov 29, 2016
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    Over the years i have come to really love italian cars. My first italian was a 2005 maserati coupe. while that was a rough intro into the italian car world. I fell in love with the lines of the car. the V8 was a sonorous beast. and i actually got used the italian quirks. trade that for a Aston Martin Vantage. nice car but i missed the italian charm. Had a Fiat 500 for a bit. that was fun. went to porsche for a bit,(panamera,997.2)but came back home to La Bella Macchina. Porsches while really well put together , they lack that sense of occasion. So i started with the ghibli, then moved up to the Cali, and topped it off with the Alfa 4C.here are some pics of the current stable.enjoy. anyone else run the gambit of italian marques?
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    #3 Jo Sta7, Nov 30, 2016
    Clarkson, May and Hammond always said you can't call yourself a petrol head unless you have owned an alfa. You sir, a real petrol head with your marque line-up.

    How is the little afla to drive?
     
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    #4 sasso1977, Nov 30, 2016
    the Alfa Romeo 4c is the rawest real car i have driven. Go kart refelxes, tranny is a little jerky, so it needs to be revved hard to really drive as it is intended. but it is by far my favorite to drive.the best part is the fact that it is fun even at low speeds. If you can get in and out of it, you wil love it. And it gets lots of attention, but in a good way :)
     
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    #5 95spiderman, Nov 30, 2016
    Great line up.

    Do you have any non italian cars for days when you're not feeling the passion?
     
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    #6 sasso1977, Nov 30, 2016
    lol. of course have a BMW X5 diesel for winter.
     
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    #7 MalcQV, Dec 1, 2016
    Two Alfas and a Ferrari here. Love Italian cars.
     
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    #8 kerrari, Dec 11, 2016
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    Not a trio but a matched pair: 1969 Fiat 500 which is Abarth from the barrels up (owned for nearly 39 years now!) and 1979 308GTS (owned for nearly 15 years)
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