SlickDizzy! We demand...

to know what Alfa you just got.

Yes, I too noticed that little nugget of info dropped into another thread with no explanation.
Enquirering minds want to know...

Fess up man.

He's probably still on his way home, parked by the side of the road....

turboswede wrote: He's probably still on his way home, parked by the side of the road....

Alfas are reliable. At least mine was.

I discovered what he purchased, but don't want to steal his thunder. Looks like a good buy for him.

I saw the thread too. Anyone else get a song running through their head?

mndsm wrote: I saw the thread too. Anyone else get a song running through their head?

This one?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvlTn5xnozE

m4ff3w wrote: Alfas are reliable. At least mine was.

You got lucky.

No, he got a BiTurbo. Gives a different perspective on the Alfa.

EvanB wrote:

mndsm wrote: I saw the thread too. Anyone else get a song running through their head?

This one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvlTn5xnozE

Something like that lol.

Jay wrote: No, he got a BiTurbo. Gives a different perspective on the Alfa.

;)

Actually my Milano was dead nuts reliable. The never stranded me once.

Come to think of it, of all the Italian car's I've had I've only been stranded twice - once when an ECU failed on an X1/9 - fixed with Megasquirt and once when the vacuum advance pod disappeared on my current daily X1/9.

Luckily, the Biturbo failed at home.

My 81 GTV-6 only stranded me once in the 6 years that I DD it. The 20 year old fuse that ran the injectors blew.

My Civic was by far the worst in terms of reliability of all of the cars I have owned.

m4ff3w wrote: Luckily, the Biturbo failed at home.

When it failed to leave the driveway?

16vCorey wrote:

m4ff3w wrote: Luckily, the Biturbo failed at home.

When it failed to leave the driveway?

Exactly.