Photo: George M. and Florian J.
Currently, Alfa Romeo makes only two small, economical compact hatchbacks for people who like to color-match their clothes to the color of their mascara. Yes, the once manly Italian car brand sells cars for girls.
All that’s about to change this year with the debut of the 4C mid-engines sportscar, which will be followed by the new Spider, built in collaboration with the next Mazda MX-5.
Let’s imagine for a second that both these cars are totally spectacular to look at, handle brilliantly and keeps all its electronic appliances in working order for at least 2 years, like all cars are supposed to. We could see Alfa return to making proper cars, cars with testosterone infusions that sound like wild animals.
Carscoop recently found these renderings for a two-door GT car called the 6C, designed by George M. and Florian J. It’s inspired by cars from Alfa’s past and by the lines of the new 4C, and we think it would be an awesome addition to the range. It should definitely be equipped with what most would describe as the perfect modern Alfa engine, the 3-liter V6.
Let’s imagine for a second that both these cars are totally spectacular to look at, handle brilliantly and keeps all its electronic appliances in working order for at least 2 years, like all cars are supposed to. We could see Alfa return to making proper cars, cars with testosterone infusions that sound like wild animals.
Carscoop recently found these renderings for a two-door GT car called the 6C, designed by George M. and Florian J. It’s inspired by cars from Alfa’s past and by the lines of the new 4C, and we think it would be an awesome addition to the range. It should definitely be equipped with what most would describe as the perfect modern Alfa engine, the 3-liter V6.
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