1996 Alfa Romeo '916' Spider | Driving the FWD sports car that Alfa never sold here | CC&C Road Test скачать в хорошем качестве

1996 Alfa Romeo '916' Spider | Driving the FWD sports car that Alfa never sold here | CC&C Road Test

#classiccars #alfaromeo #alfaromeospider #alfaromeo916 #carreview The Alfa Romeo '916' was intended to breath new life into the Alfa lineup in the 1990s. It was based on a heavily re-worked FWD Fiat chassis and featured some very unique styling. But crucially, it was never offered in North America. Were we missing out? (Re-uploaded because of an audio issue) In this review I cover what it’s like to drive on modern roads, how it stacked up against its contemporary rivals, and whether or not you should buy one. Special thanks to Scarboro Subaru for letting me borrow their Alfa Romeo 916 Spider for the day! Check out more of their inventory online at ScarboroSubaru.ca Like what you see? Be sure to SUBSCRIBE for more road tests, reviews, and classic car road trips! Get Your Car Featured! Do you have a classic car you'd love to see featured on the channel? I'm always looking for interesting vehicles to share with our community. Email me at [email protected] with details and a few photos of your car. I'd love to hear from you! Connect with Classic Cars & Clayton: Facebook: facebook.com/ClassicCarsAndClayton Instagram: @ClassicCarsAndClayton Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:39 Start-up 00:51 Backstory and context 01:43 Development and engineering 03:03 The Twin-Spark engine 05:21 Styling and design 07:27 Interior 08:42 This car is for sale! 10:04 Driving experience 11:15 A missed opportunity? 12:22 Should you buy one? 13:30 Conclusion and more driving! About CC&C Classic Cars & Clayton is all about sharing the joy and love of classic cars. This channel aims to go deep into the contemporary history of these classics and to bring you along for the ride, showing you what it’s like to drive them. I’m also a classic car owner myself so I also review the ownership experience of these vehicles. Some are great first classics and others are better for the more experienced owner. My first car was a 1983 Datsun 280ZX and my dream car is a Lamborghini Miura. Based in Toronto, Canada.