Originally posted by zeitghost
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Originally posted by norrahe View Post
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostPictures?
Of the car, of course
nice car shame it's only worth 50p and it's only a year old *sob*
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Driving an Alfa Romeo is like making love to a beautiful woman. She might complain when it’s cold, but she loves it when you put your foot down and show her who’s boss. Every few weeks her socialist brother arrives and waves a red flag, but in between you can enjoy the passion oozing from her pores. Bla bla bla[/QUOTE]
Than that makes me a lezzer then
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostThanks, they're a bunch of hopeless muppets there, got it serviced and they managed to order the wrong parts.
I Suppose its one of the lvely quirks to go with owning an Alfa.
it's quite funny owing to the fact that not many people own GTs you get people flashing and waving at you if they drive past.
Driving an Alfa Romeo is like making love to a beautiful woman. She might complain when it’s cold, but she loves it when you put your foot down and show her who’s boss. Every few weeks her socialist brother arrives and waves a red flag, but in between you can enjoy the passion oozing from her pores. Bla bla bla
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostJust tell them to switch the light off and pull the wire out of the bleeper. That's what they did with my brake warning light when that refused to go out and as long as I checked the brakes now and again who cares? It's an Alfa; it's supposed to have warning lights on. Just imagine if it it's a BMW and you see a warning light; then something really is wrong and it costs a fortune to repair it.
I Suppose its one of the lvely quirks to go with owning an Alfa.
it's quite funny owing to the fact that not many people own GTs you get people flashing and waving at you if they drive past.
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Originally posted by norrahe View Posthave a GT Q2, lovely to look at, a dream to drive, except for the bl**dy fog light warning which keeps bleeping and has been since i bought it last year.
brought it back to local alfa place and they have failed to fix the damned thing
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostAll were problem free, except the Alfa, which I forgave all it’s problems because it was quite simply beautiful.
brought it back to local alfa place and they have failed to fix the damned thing
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Originally posted by zeitghostSeveral.
The Croma was wonderful.
The Tempra was ok.
The Marea had an unnatural number of cylinders (5) and smoked like a WWII destroyer laying down smoke.
All were problem free, except the Alfa, which I forgave all it’s problems because it was quite simply beautiful.
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it's more a case of if things get iffy they get bailed out.
though they have pulled things together significantly what with the standard of cars and marketing campaigns throughout Europe.
Also helps with the 0% finance deals on Fiats as well.
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostWell they're heavily funded by the Italian government.
Doesn't help that FIAT own Alfa Romeo and Ferrari
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Well they're heavily funded by the Italian government.
Doesn't help that FIAT own Alfa Romeo and Ferrari
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