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I have loved Alfas since I was a young girl. I saved up every penny and owned a black Spider and red Veloce in my 20's. I think once the Alfa bug bites, you are hooked for life. There is something about these beautiful Italian machines that can't be explained to some people.
About a month ago I spotted a Vesuvio Gray Stelvio w/Red Interior and 20" rims. The car was beyond beautiful and I have not been the same sense.
I don't own a Stelvio (yet) and am following this forum closely to learn what options I should get or avoid. Ti AWD Sport. Any ideas when the Lusso option is available in the USA? The Stelvio Q sound amazing but 505 horsepower will get this Mom into trouble.
One of the things I love about Alfa is the brand is unique. I'm not your typical mom... I play the drums, love cars, love photography and prefer to travel to non-touristy places (Antarctica).
I drive an Audi A3 cabriolet which is loads of fun. Hubs drives a 2010 BMW 535i (manual) with 93K
miles. Not in a hurry to get rid of either.. since they are both paid for but I can't get Alfa off my mind.
About a month ago I spotted a Vesuvio Gray Stelvio w/Red Interior and 20" rims. The car was beyond beautiful and I have not been the same sense.
I don't own a Stelvio (yet) and am following this forum closely to learn what options I should get or avoid. Ti AWD Sport. Any ideas when the Lusso option is available in the USA? The Stelvio Q sound amazing but 505 horsepower will get this Mom into trouble.
One of the things I love about Alfa is the brand is unique. I'm not your typical mom... I play the drums, love cars, love photography and prefer to travel to non-touristy places (Antarctica).
I drive an Audi A3 cabriolet which is loads of fun. Hubs drives a 2010 BMW 535i (manual) with 93K
miles. Not in a hurry to get rid of either.. since they are both paid for but I can't get Alfa off my mind.