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Subscribe to this threadGeneva 2008: Alfa Romeo 8C Spider
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mcstark @ Mar 4th 2008 1:11PM
The drop top just isn't as alluring to me as the coupé. I think the hard top accentuates the long hood/short deck look.
Pretty car, but I'd rather have the coupé with a proper 6 speed manual. Never was a huge fan of the E-gear/DSG transmissions.
Quattrofan @ Mar 4th 2008 1:15PM
Curiously, no photo of this beauty with the top up. What gives?
zapperdude60 @ Mar 4th 2008 2:25PM
I agree, this is why there is no side view. The hard top just has better curves (especially the windows.)
Smeagle @ Mar 4th 2008 3:25PM
Agreed. It just doesn't quite have it without the roof. Probably wouldn't say no if someone gave it to me though...
James @ Mar 4th 2008 9:04PM
Agree completely. The cabriolet just doesn't do it for me, no less in uninspiring flat white.
I still swoon for the coupe, though!