91'alfa Romeo 164s Sport 4 Dr,5 Seat,rare Exotic Super Car,150+mph,family Car Nr on 2040-cars
Carlsbad, California, United States
See 90 pics of my Alfa at this address---> kevingerard.com <---See 90 pics of my Alfa 164S at this address Recent Work: Timing belt/water pump and hoses at about 150k, new clutch and semi rebuilt transmission about 145k, new exhaust/cat around 152k, recent oil changes, trans service, brakes, battery, a/c charge, new tags. The car comes with Spare Tire, jack, handle, wheel wrench, owners manuals, 2 original keys. Orig AM/FM Cass Stereo, with original speakers sounds great with electric antenna! The engine runs perfect! Very fast Car, but I have babied it. These engines are capable of running very high miles over 400k. I have been driving Alfa V6 engines for 20 years. This is not a show car or in mint condition, but is a 23 year old original body and paint daily drive car. I believe this engine can run more than 300k miles easily. Misc items that could be repaired include: Tires getting very worn down, front shocks, left front fog light bulb, cruise control (maybe a rely) head light washers, Seat Heaters (maybe a rely) Could use the roof and truck repainted but I wanted to keep the car original paint so opted to leave as is. No dents/dings, no rust, mostly kept in garage for more than half its life. Right Rear Hub cap missing, Hood and trunk struts worn out, (wooden support sticks included) Great Car! I am moving over sea's and can not import it to the Country I am going to. PLease ask any questions you like, I have 90 pics of this car just taken March 18th, 2014. Located in San Diego, Ca USA. This is a great Car and I am very proud of it. You can see 90 pics at kevingerard.com Thank you See 90 pics of my Alfa at this address---> kevingerard.com <---See 90 pics of my Alfa 164S at this address |
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Thu, Apr 17 2014Alfa Romeo has been teasing its return to the United States for years. Each time, it's seemingly been pushed back for one reason or another. The last time we had our Alfa fix fulfilled was when just a few hundred examples of the 8C Competizione crossed the pond late last decade. Now, though, it looks like finally Alfa will be coming back, showing this, the 4C Launch Edition, at the 2014 New York Auto Show. By now, you should know the brief on the 4C – ultra-lightweight, mid-engined, turbocharged and with non-power-assisted steering. It's a driving instrument, and one we've admired from afar since it hit the European market. The 4C Launch Edition is the opening volley of Alfa's US return and adds a number of items to the already appealing sports car. The 500 Launch Editions will be limited to three colors - Alfa Red, Rosso Competizione or Madreperla White. It sports standard bi-xenon headlamps, which do away with the polarizing covers that highlighted European models. A carbon-fiber spoiler and mirror caps and unique forged wheels round out the changes for first US-spec 4Cs. The suspension is firmer, with performance-tuned shocks and stiffer front and rear sway bars. Meanwhile, a racing exhaust should help the turbocharged, four-cylinder engine make its presence known. It doesn't seem like the power output is changing thanks to the new exhaust, although we're expecting the 4C's already throaty warble will sound even better. You can take a look up top for our full gallery of live images of the new 4C or you can scroll down and take a look at the official press release from Alfa Romeo. Then, hop into the Comments and let us know if you think of the latest Alfa to be sold in the US.
Alfa Romeo should return to Formula One ASAP
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