NAIAS 2015: Alfa Romeo 4C Spider

by Derek Kreindler

January 12th, 2015 12:27 AM

Who likes topless Italians? I sure do…

The big news is an optional dual mode Akrapovic exhaust for extra noise. A cloth removable roof and a carbon fiber hardtop are available.

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Skink on Jan 12, 2015

Intended or not, the C pillars are a tribute to the batwing Bertone.

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Robc123 on Jan 12, 2015

like white if the car can handle it (bac mono) but this doesn't look good in white. Like the convert option, and the headlights look so much better. for me, the CF interior will look pretty shoddy in a couple years, that combined with alfas less than stellar longevity makes me think 36 month lease in Red exterior.

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