Haha. No, I'm on the other side of the country. That's just one of the first results that showed up when I searched.

Don’t even say that. It’s been my fear since the new Alfa was introduced. I just don’t want to accept it. I’d buy that top of the line model right now if I didn’t think it was going to cost $80k. The logic center of my brain tells me I will find the base model bland and gutless while somehow costing more than a…

You mentioned Wal-Mart. I think that’s where the base model wheels were sourced.

I want this guy to be inside the box, desperately seeking a way out. Somehow he fell asleep when they were packing, and that’s where he woke up.

I'd have preferred something a bit unique. As an Alfa owner myself, I like to be different. But I still like this more than a lot of other new sedans.

That sound made me cry a little. Tears of joy.

Looks like the spiritual successor to the Autodelta 156.

Looks like the spiritual successor to the Autodelta 156.

Looks like the spiritual successor to the Autodelta 156.

It is in the English dictionary too, but it's labeled as an obscure word. And I hope you don't think I was being sarcastic in the original comment. I like learning new things.

I learned something new today. I did not know reglement was a real word.

Those are some of the worst lines on that track I’ve ever seen. Also, I don’t know who hosted this event, but every other event I’ve done at ACS has a had far more cones designating track boundaries (see video). They’ve also required real racing helmets.

Sweet. Is it beautiful in person?

Especially since the street version exits the rear. I must see specs. Of course, this is just a rendering. Everything could be different on the real car.

“Don’t get me started on rip-offs.”

Today at work has sucked. This makes me smile. :)

But racing on wet race tracks is good.

I love that track when I'm not dying of heat exhaustion.

I want that car far too much.

My first thought for sure. Cost of ownership is off the charts by comparison.