Poslato: Sub Okt 28, 2006 10:49 pm
The first Alfa up is the 8C Competizione, a concept which made its debut at the 2004 Frankfurt Motor Show. This is the car that is rumored to lead Alfa's charge into the U.S., and given its drop-dead sexy looks, we think that this car is the perfect way to reintroduce Americans to the Alfa brand.
Like all proper supercars, the 8C Competizione utilizes a carbon fiber space frame, which makes it extra light and extra strong. If you had x-ray vision, you could look underneath the car's fiery red paint and find that the C8's body panels are also made out of the high-tech woven material.
A supercar-worthy chassis deserves a supercar-worthy engine, so Alfa Romeo stuck a Ferrari-built 4.2 liter turbocharged 90-degree V8 under the C8's hood. This Ferrari-built engine gives the Alfa well over 400 prancing ponies and rockets the car to 62 miles per hour in just 4.5 seconds.
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The next Alfa to get some Test Drive Unlimited love is the Alfa Romeo GT Coupe V6. Yeah, it's not as sexy as the C8, but then, what car is? The Alfa Coupe may not be the exotic head-turner that the C8 is, but it's way cheaper than the $200,000 C8.
This wedge-shaped coupe comes powered by a 3.2 liter DOHC V6 that is good for 240 horsepower and 213 lb.-ft. of torque. When mated to the available 6-speed manual transmission, this engine can propel the Alfa Coupe from zero-to-sixty miles per hour in about 6.7 seconds. That isn't as fast or as exciting as the C8's 4.5 second zero-to-sixty time, but it's still pretty respectable -- especially when one considers the fact that the Alfa Coupe weighs in at a portly 3,108 pounds.
But the 3,000 pound curb weight doesn't mean that the Alfa Coupe is slow. Give the coupe a wide-open road and it will soon hit its 150 mile per hour top speed. Oh yeah, the Alfa Coupe has a back seat, too... So while the C8 will only have enough room for you and Monica Bellucci, the Alfa Coupe will have room for you, Monica Bellucci, and two Monica Bellucci clones. It almost seems as if the Alfa Coupe is the way to go.
Cloning humans is illegal, which sadly means we'll never have a car full of Persephones... Damn, that just means that we'll have to make-do with the Alfa Romeo C8. If we can hop into one of those, we won't need a Monica Bellucci clone, the real one will instantly fall in love with us as soon as she sees us behind the wheel of such a super-pimped-out ride.
Of course, we'll never be able to drive one of these Alfa Romeos in real life, but we can drive 'em to our heart's content in Test Drive Unlimited. Check out our Media Page for more screens of these super-hot Italian imports.
Like all proper supercars, the 8C Competizione utilizes a carbon fiber space frame, which makes it extra light and extra strong. If you had x-ray vision, you could look underneath the car's fiery red paint and find that the C8's body panels are also made out of the high-tech woven material.
A supercar-worthy chassis deserves a supercar-worthy engine, so Alfa Romeo stuck a Ferrari-built 4.2 liter turbocharged 90-degree V8 under the C8's hood. This Ferrari-built engine gives the Alfa well over 400 prancing ponies and rockets the car to 62 miles per hour in just 4.5 seconds.
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The next Alfa to get some Test Drive Unlimited love is the Alfa Romeo GT Coupe V6. Yeah, it's not as sexy as the C8, but then, what car is? The Alfa Coupe may not be the exotic head-turner that the C8 is, but it's way cheaper than the $200,000 C8.
This wedge-shaped coupe comes powered by a 3.2 liter DOHC V6 that is good for 240 horsepower and 213 lb.-ft. of torque. When mated to the available 6-speed manual transmission, this engine can propel the Alfa Coupe from zero-to-sixty miles per hour in about 6.7 seconds. That isn't as fast or as exciting as the C8's 4.5 second zero-to-sixty time, but it's still pretty respectable -- especially when one considers the fact that the Alfa Coupe weighs in at a portly 3,108 pounds.
But the 3,000 pound curb weight doesn't mean that the Alfa Coupe is slow. Give the coupe a wide-open road and it will soon hit its 150 mile per hour top speed. Oh yeah, the Alfa Coupe has a back seat, too... So while the C8 will only have enough room for you and Monica Bellucci, the Alfa Coupe will have room for you, Monica Bellucci, and two Monica Bellucci clones. It almost seems as if the Alfa Coupe is the way to go.
Cloning humans is illegal, which sadly means we'll never have a car full of Persephones... Damn, that just means that we'll have to make-do with the Alfa Romeo C8. If we can hop into one of those, we won't need a Monica Bellucci clone, the real one will instantly fall in love with us as soon as she sees us behind the wheel of such a super-pimped-out ride.
Of course, we'll never be able to drive one of these Alfa Romeos in real life, but we can drive 'em to our heart's content in Test Drive Unlimited. Check out our Media Page for more screens of these super-hot Italian imports.
) Mislim da si poceo u exotic city-u i da vozis breru 
pogodak, odvozao sam jednu stazu i stao, i naravno danas kupio graficku karticu da mogu da se vozim ko covek LOL... jedva cekam da dodjem sa posla da je bocnem i poteram moju breicu... 
Hmmm, malo mnogo ali dobro...
