Interesting. Appears from MOT that it had done 70k miles before speedo change
https://www.classiccarauctions.co.uk/alfa-romeo-spider-veloce-s4
https://www.classiccarauctions.co.uk/alfa-romeo-spider-veloce-s4
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midlifecrisis
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GeoffCapes
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The GTV needs to be the V6.
The Maestro looks nice, beware of horrific torque steer!
GTVGEOFF
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I can't agree, the 2lt is a much better balanced car and if in good fettle not that much slower.
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I can only state my opinion as a passenger. The GTV V6 was the first Alfa I ever got in (was probably about 9 at the time) and it felt so much quicker than the 2 Litre one I went in a few years ago.
Maybe it was just the adrenalin of being young in a V6 Alfa?
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I have a 2 lt which I have had from new. But fancied a V6, A very nice low mileage one came up so went and had a drive with a view to buy, but getting back into mine afterwards I realised it was a much better balanced car. Yes it the V6 is faster but on balance the 2lt is in my opinion the one to have.
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4200 manual at auction. A nice colour combination with Vintage Pack options:
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That was a great buy. These are so under-rated.
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Looks like it's on stilts though!4200 manual at auction. A nice colour combination with Vintage Pack options:
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Strange that, but I assume it must be fixable.
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Identical colour spec as mine. It does sit far too high and I'm not sure about the wheel colour either, nor the vintage pack grille on the front guards.4200 manual at auction. A nice colour combination with Vintage Pack options:
On picture 26, the arch liner is drooping. Been in an accident maybe?