View Poll Results: Should Alfa Romeo return to the U.S.?
Yes
22
41.51%
No
19
35.85%
Only after a test run for initial sales.
5
9.43%
Only with certain vehicles.
7
13.21%
Only in the most Alfa-friendly areas of the country.
0
0%
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Poll: How many of you would consider an Alfa Romeo?
#31
I reviewed a new 2006 Corvette C6 in December 2005, and its quality, enginering, and ease of driving were far better then previous-generation Vettes. I haven't seen a new Alfa since 1994 so I can't comment on its relation to Corvette quality. I will review a new Alfa, of course, if they become available here in the U.S. again.
#32
I reviewed a new 2006 Corvette C6 in December 2005, and its quality, enginering, and ease of driving were far better then previous-generation Vettes. I haven't seen a new Alfa since 1994 so I can't comment on its relation to Corvette quality. I will review a new Alfa, of course, if they become available here in the U.S. again.
#33
Thanks, Lexmex.....I don't have much time for travelling now, but I may have more time when I retire..that won't be far off.
Since Afas apparantly are available in Mexico, what do you think of them? Have you had a chance to drive any new ones? I imagine that in an enormous urban area like Mexico City, one of the world's largest cities, there has to be a least one or two dealerships. Keep in mind. too, that Mexican-sold Alfas are not likely to be built to U.S. standards.
Since Afas apparantly are available in Mexico, what do you think of them? Have you had a chance to drive any new ones? I imagine that in an enormous urban area like Mexico City, one of the world's largest cities, there has to be a least one or two dealerships. Keep in mind. too, that Mexican-sold Alfas are not likely to be built to U.S. standards.
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