What's Wrong With This Picture: A Solstice For Alfa's Dark Night Of The Soul Edition

by Edward Niedermeyer

March 2nd, 2010 9:34 AM

what s wrong with this picture a solstice for alfa s dark night of the soul edition

With all the drama surrounding Alfa Romeo’s future, it’s heartening to see that the brand is still taking the time to work on core competencies like the emotional drop-top two-seater. Nobody knows for sure if Alfa will survive past the end of this year, but if they do, this is probably how they should celebrate. Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne has been urging Alfa to “find religion,” and soon… happily, the 2uettottanta Concept sure looks like the work of true believers. With just a little Pontiac Solstice thrown in for good measure.

#2uettottanta #AlfaRomeo #Concept #Duetto #Roadster #Spider #TheGraduate

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Gogogodzilla on Mar 02, 2010

Very nice looking car. If I were in the market for a 2 seater, I'd definitely want to check this out.

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Porschespeed on Mar 02, 2010

Gorgeous. I guess I kinda understand how people are getting Solstice undertones, but the Solstice was just a totally Pontiac looking car - even the Aura looked better. All the Solstice needed was a screamin' chicken on the hood and they could have named it TransAm redux. If the finished product is as sexy as the concept, I may return to having at least one Alfa floating around...

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