All the excitement of
driving the 2016 Alfa Romeo 4C Spider can be addictive up until you take it for
a weekend retreat that's more than 90 minutes away. Then you'll be
second-guessing its practicality.
This is a magnificent vehicle that belongs on
a road course track, not on a crowded freeway and certainly not in your
driveway for the neighbors to gossip about your finances while ogling its
curvaceousness.
Despite the 4C Spider’s
primitive intentions, you'll get no complaints from its 237 horsepower 1.7 liter
turbocharged engine as it launches you from zero to 60 in something like 4
seconds, and you'll quickly find that manual paddle shifting is actually the
way a car like this was meant to be driven, even if the hardcore among us would
prefer a foot-operated clutch instead of the one electronically controlled by
the 6-speed automated-manual transmission.
Don't look for comforts,
either, notwithstanding the Alpine audio system. This is a car where you need
to contort yourself not only to get into either of the two seats, but also
every time you want to grab your beverage from the cupholder that's just behind
your shoulder.
Are the compromises worth
it? Absolutely. There are more thrills to be had from the 4C Spider than what
might be considered legal. Just engage dynamic mode, set manual drive and stomp
on the accelerator. Hyperventilating is not covered under the four-year,
50,000-mile warranty.
1 comment:
I agree 100% is one of the most beautiful cars of the Geneva Motor Show-coupe Alfa Romeo 4C, I was looking for a
used version of this car from the car dealership and finally found, called the 4C Spider, I checked VIN code https://www.faxvin.com/vin-check followed the advice of an experienced auto mechanic. And despite the fact that such a feeling of spaciousness, which gives ordinary coupe and roadsters,
this car is not able to provide, BUT, the absolute advantage of that I feel delightful at all is a 1.75-liter turbo engine, like a couple that produces 240 hp. Acceleration to 100 for closed and open modifications takes an equal time - 4.5 seconds. Cool car!
Regards, Harlan Muller!
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