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Alfa Romeo
Alfa RomeoItaly, 1910 > present108 models
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reconfirmed its commitment to the US market by deciding to unveil the production version of the 4C Spider
Alfa Romeo 4C SpiderItaly, 2015 > present at the Detroit Motor Show. The convertible variant hits the market without any significant changes compared to the concept
Alfa Romeo 4C SpiderItaly, 2014 > 2014 unveiled last year in Geneva.
The big difference between the 4C
Alfa Romeo 4CItaly, 2013 > present1055 photos
and 4C Spider is the retractable roof, which will initially be in fabric. However, a carbon fiber hardtop option will be available from mid-2015.
The 4C Spider also received a carbon fiber panel which covers the rollover bar placed at the back of the cabin, single lens headlights and a new range of 17-inch and 18-inch wheels, front and rear respectively.
While retaining the same look of the coupe version, the 4C Spider saw its drag coefficient increase from 0.33 to 00.34 because of the new roof installation. Still Alfa Romeo managed to only increase weight by 10kg (1128kg). According to the brand the glass of the windshield and side windows is 10% thinner than the 4C.
The new 4C Spider will be powered by the same mid-engine turbo four-cylinder 1.7-liter of the 4C. Combined with the six-speed TCT dual-clutch transmission the engine offers 237hp of output and 350Nm of torque. This box allows driving in four distinct modes: All Weather, Natural, Dynamic and Race. In Race mode the 4C Spider can reach 100km/h in about 4.1 seconds.
Like the 4C, the Alfa Romeo 4C Spider will be produced in Maserati's
MaseratiItaly, 1914 > present62 models
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production plant in Modena. Although it hasn't been revealed officially, the volume of production should be around 3500 units per year.
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The Italian automaker Alfa Romeo was founded in 1910, although its roots precede that date. It was actually in 1906, when Milanese aristocrat Cavaliere Ugo Stella and French car manufacturer Alexandre Darracq combined efforts to build an automobile plant, that the Darracq Italiana, former Alfa Romeo company, was established in Naples. Later that year, headquarters of the company were moved to the city of Milan.
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