Since the 1950s Giulietta, Duetto and 1990s Spider, the Alfa Romeo convertible sports car (Alfa-talk “Spiderâ€) plays a large role in the manufacturer’s tradition in keeping its character alive.
For 2006, Alfa Romeo presents the Spider fast car that guarantees to perform beyond as expected with a Spider – dramatic styles, powerful performance, elastic engines, comfortable driving and handling, up-to-date technology and made with high-quality materials.
The new Alfa Spider super fast car, developed by Pininfarina and styled by Alfa Romeo, retains its brand traditions, Italian sophistication and high-class motoring. With these unique characteristics, it comes no shock that at its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show, the Alfa Spider supercar automobile has been awarded the “2006 Cabrio of the Yearâ€.
In the 2004 Geneva, the Alfa Romeo Brera Concept, which was designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro, built by Pininfarina and manufactured by Alfa Romeo, became such a hit that after three years, it was developed as a real fast car production.
Derived from the 1990’s Spyder and GTV, Alfa Romeo takes pride in rejuvenating its image as a builder of sophisticated, high-performance, elegantly designed, super fast cars.
Similar to the Brera Concept car, the 2006 Brera new fast car is presented with a unique exterior style including its steel-eyed inset, large glass roof, protruding nose, fashionable 3-beamy headlights, a distinctive pentagon rear window and its pointed hood.
On the other hand, a number of improvements have also been made – including the expansion of its height and length, upgrade of three different engines and a downgrade from its scissor-style doors to the standard fast sports car door.
The 2006 Brera hot fast car is equipped with a 2.2-liter, 185 horsepower inline-4 engine with JTS (Direct-Injection). However, those preferring super fast cars, an optional 3.2L, 260-horsepower V6 engine (developed by General Motors and Fiat) can also be purchased.