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 Alfa Romeo Brera Pictures

2015 Alfa Romeo New Models on U.S. Market

2015 Alfa Romeo New Models on U.S. Market - Alfa Romeo provide currently contains three designs (MiTo, Giulietta and 4C), but the go of Fiat Team Sergio Marchionne for a while declares new designs of this product. In the first 50 percent of this season Alfa 4C provided sequential and restored in 2014.MiTo, but it’s a begin design unpleasant of the product, which Marchionne declares that the 2016 improve revenue to 300,000 vehicles a season. (2012. is usually marketed only 110,000 models ).To accomplish this committed revenue focus on, Alfa Romeo is coming back to the U.S. industry and, of course, with new designs that will appear in the next three decades.

2014 Alfa Romeo MiTo

2014 Alfa Romeo MiTo

2015 Alfa Romeo Giulia

The new Giulia, Alfa 159 alternative has been declared for a lengthy period. If all goes according to strategy, Giulia can be predicted at the Geneva Engine Display in Goal 2015., and just like the automobile.During the 2016. variety will supplement and Giulia Game Chariot, and the most highly effective motor in the Alfa Romeo Giulia should be a V6 biturbo with 330hp.

2015 Alfa Romeo Giulia

2015 Alfa Romeo 166

One of the novelties is the heir of the former Alfa 166, whose appearance is declared in Sept in 2014. and the London Engine Display. This huge Alfa will use specialized platform lately provided the Maserati Ghibli, and the fuel motor are described 3.0 litre V6 biturbo with 330hp and 410hp, and the V6 turbocompresseur diesel fuel motor with 275 hp. There will be editions with rear-wheel generate and four-wheel.

2015 Alfa Romeo 166

2015 Alfa Romeo SUV

2015. comes and the first SUV design, on the reasons for the Automobile Cherokee. It is a car duration of 460 cm, which will be available only with front-drive and all-wheel generate .Engines that are reffered to this design are the : 120hp turbocompresseur fuel and 170 hp and diesel fuel google with 140hp and 170 hp. Later could also be appear and version with multiple generate. Refers to the bigger Alfa’s SUV, and in accordance with the Automobile Huge Cherokee, but the details about it yet to come.

2015 Alfa Romeo SUV

2015 Alfa Romeo Spider

Alfa Romeo will enhance their provide with Crawl, which is being designed together with Japan’s Mazda. The new Crawl is predicted in mid-2015 and will have rear-wheel generate. Also, it is suggested that your vehicle edition of the new Alfa GTV. And lastly, once again referring to the Crawl edition of the Alfa 4C which was this season marketed as a car.

2015 Alfa Romeo Spider

Silex is Golden

Welcome to the Silex Power Cheerios - sorry, Chreos.

This is a start-up based in Malta and the initial publicity and drawings remind me of the early releases from Eterniti with their Hemorrhoid, which eventually transmogrified into the re-jigged Porsche Cayenne that is the Artemis - so nothing like they were initially claiming - and with most of their setting up done by Porsche.

Another thing that makes me sceptical about the Chreos is that everything shown so far is computer-generated.

And some of their claims seem highly optimistic:

This is an electric car with a range of 1000km (620 miles in real money) and a full charge time of just 10 minutes.

It can also do 185mph and has a sub 3 second 0-60 time.


Fisker must be very worried.

If the claims are to be believed, then this will be an electric car that could be used in the real world in place of a petrol car.


GM, Ford, Toyota etc. must all also be worried.


Silex Power's Website has a promotional video that looks OK:
although the font they use is a bit tricky to read. The car looks like a Bugatti Galibier from the side and an Alfa-Romeo from the front but since it's all CGI that doen't really mean much yet.

They are being very cagey about their batteries but say it is just a development of existing technologies, They also say that the recharge uses something called Hypercharging - there is some information on their site about how this will work but it involves lots of numbers and talk of inverters and kilowatts and amps that went over my head.

They say that they will build their first full-size prototype in July and be selling the cars in 2015.


If they are right, then this is a very big deal. Fox News have picked up on the story but, apart from them, I'm not seeing a lot of coverage.

Is it too good to be true?

Ask a serial optimist...


...or a cereal optimist.

Geddit!?



Oh well, cheerio.

Alfa Romeo & Juliet

Looks like the Volkswagen Group are courting Alfa Romeo.

Don't think much of the chat-up line though:
Volkswagen’s Chairman Ferdinand Piech announced in Geneva that the company would be able to almost quadruple annual sales of Fiat’s ailing Alfa Romeo brand.

Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne has refused to sell the brand – “As long as I am CEO of Chrysler and Fiat, Mr. Piech will never have Alfa Romeo”

Didn't think it would work.

Autocar are running the story today.

They talk of Alfa failing to meet sales targets but there will be many reasons for this - not least the current economic climate. I've been looking out for the new 11-Reg cars that were let loose on Tuesday and so far, I've only spotted one - it was a Punto though so Sergio should be pleased.

Another reason could still be Alfa's reputation. Saint Jeremy states that you can't be a proper petrol-head unless you've owned an Alfa. I disagree. I've never even sat in one and have no desire to - it's like smoking or sky-diving - I have no desires in that direction. Mind you, out of those three options, the Alfa is the one I am most likely to attempt. Years of reading about Alfa has, maybe wrongly, prejudiced me against the brand - whether it is the seating position that suits Orang-Utans or the woeful reliability or the abysmal customer care - all issues that could be resolved by now for all I know - but I'm not bothered enough to find out.

A third reason could be the looks of the cars. I'm sorry if my view goes against everyone else here, but I think the Mito is downright ugly. I think it's the headlights that do it - they are the wrong shape and too far apart and there's not enough of them.

Compare it with the gorgeous Brera from a few years back:
They seem to have lost the plot along the way somewhere.





Not as badly, though, as when they got into bed with Datsun. Don't be jealous, Herr Piech, their love-child was an abomination combining Japanese style with Italian reliability instead of the other way around.

I am actually quite surprised that VW would want the Alfa brand, the only way I could see it working would be to stick Alfa badges on the Seat range and shut down a few factories and I don't think anyone would want that.

In fact it would be a tragedy.