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NZBrera · 17-07-2007

I've had my Brera 3 months/6,000 km now. And I love it to bits. It drives so beautifully it makes me smile every time I drive it, even more so than my first car (an old MG 20 years ago, when my standards were lower) did! And it is safe, reliable, semi-practical, yet fast and deeply glamorous. No issues apart from a buzz in the headlining, which was fixed, and a slight attack of the rocking seat, which sounds a lot better than a lot of people's experiences and I can live with. Had a close look at a new Audi TT yesterday (on display at the airport for heaven's sake) and was not in the least tempted by any aspect of it. Quite possibly Alfas are the last cars in the world which are an affordable passion.

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NZBrera Newbie Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Wellington, NZ Posts: 12 Member car: Alfa Romeo Brera 2.2 6spd	Re: 159 / Brera Experiences I've had my Brera 3 months/6,000 km now. And I love it to bits. It drives so beautifully it makes me smile every time I drive it, even more so than my first car (an old MG 20 years ago, when my standards were lower) did! And it is safe, reliable, semi-practical, yet fast and deeply glamorous. No issues apart from a buzz in the headlining, which was fixed, and a slight attack of the rocking seat, which sounds a lot better than a lot of people's experiences and I can live with. Had a close look at a new Audi TT yesterday (on display at the airport for heaven's sake) and was not in the least tempted by any aspect of it. Quite possibly Alfas are the last cars in the world which are an affordable passion.