How Easy Is It To Live With An Alfa Romeo 4C Spider?
Doug DeMuro tests out the Spider version of the Alfa Romeo 4C to investigate its daily driver credentials - or lack of...
Click here to find out how we got on with the 4C Spider’s coupe cousin.
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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The blind spot could hide a regional airport 😁😁😁
Or 2
it can hide the whole LAX behind it
Didn’t Sam of SeenThroughGlass cover this extensively?
When you say regional airport is that as big as the one in fast and furious 6😀😉
How easy is it to live with an Alfa Romeo 4C?
Look, if it’s that much of a pain in the ass, I’ll take it off your hands ;)
We call dibs.
Right I’ll take it seeing as there is a fight over it 😉👊
Just don’t trande it in for a lupo..
Cushy, comfortable cruiser, it is not.
Edgy, hardcore performance car, it is.
Next video: “I pissed off a lot of Italians…”
If it were a Corvette, Camaro, or Mustang. Then yes
Yeah, I wonder if a mid engined 2500 pound Italian sports car makes a good daily driver…
Wait. No I don’t, because obvious answer is obvious.
Let me guess… you can’t fit much in it, it’s a bit cramped, the ride is a bit bumpy, there’s blind spots, it’s not good for long commutes and passengers.
There you go, I saved y’all one minute fifty five seconds (after the long advert) of Doug Demuro no doubt stating the bloody obvious.
You’re welcome.
What do you think is next?
Doug DeMuro finds out if a Chevrolet Volt is a good track day car?
But does it come with an unlimited mileage bumper to bumper warranty?
Psst. Hey kid, wanna buy some visibility?
No but I’ll take that unlimited bumper to bumper warranty
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