here's why a giulia QV should be entered for bathurst 2018

Started by poohbah, October 09, 2017, 12:56:19 PM

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poohbah

Now:    2002 156 GTA
            1981 GTV
Before: 1999 156 V6 Q-auto
            2001 156 V6 (sadly cremated)

bonno

Hi Poohbah
Unable to access link you have or intended to include on your post, but this recent review is possibly the same or at least appropriate for the subject topic.
https://www.motormag.com.au/reviews/1708/alfa-romeo-giulia-qv-vs-mercedes-amg-c63-s-vs-bmw-m3-competition-video-comparison
cheers
bonno

poohbah

That's strange Bonno - works fine for me. So I have inserted the URL below the Youtube link in the original post now too.
Now:    2002 156 GTA
            1981 GTV
Before: 1999 156 V6 Q-auto
            2001 156 V6 (sadly cremated)

bonno

Poohbah
The link is working fine now, the Holden V6 twin turbo wagon looks pretty impressive at Bathurst. Shame there was no lap time to compare with current supercars on the mountain, ie; 2.03.39 lap record set on top 10 shoot out. The other link is a recent review of the top 3,   4 door saloons/sedans that might feature in Bathurst  2018 resulting from Holden and Ford coming from O/S. 

Duk

With the new rules it would be cool to see the Alfa competing.
But a pretty big insult to Alfa Romeo to push everyone onto a common chassis.
A full track armor and livery would look awesome!  8)
The Daily: Jumped Up Taxi (BF F6 Typhoon). Oh the torque! ;)
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