Alfa attempts to clandestinely test GTV Coupe

As if. You just can’t keep the lens of Hans G. at bay— the dude must sleep at the ‘Ring in order to make sure that no vehicle goes un-spy-shotted. The subjects this time are Alfa Romeo’s all-new GTV, which will be launched in 2005 in Coupe configuration, with a canvas-topped Spider arriving a year later. The GTV will have optional AWD and an engine range consisting of two fours and a six (eight, who do we appreciate? Hans! Hans G.!). What we need to do is start a cheer to coerce Alfa to come back to the States so we can savor these beauties as well. Arachnophobes should definitely not look below for a rendered picture of the Spider.

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As if. You just can’t keep the lens of Hans G. at bay— the dude must sleep at the ‘Ring in order to make sure that
no vehicle goes un-spy-shotted. The subjects this time are Alfa Romeo’s all-new GTV, which will be launched in 2005 in
Coupe configuration, with a canvas-topped Spider arriving a year later. The GTV will have optional AWD and an engine
range consisting of two fours and a six (eight, who do we appreciate? Hans! Hans G.!). What we need to do is start a
cheer to coerce Alfa to come back to the States so we can savor these beauties as well.

Arachnophobes should definitely not look below for a rendered picture of the Spider.