The Alfa Romeo 4C Signals the Company’s Return to the U.S
Michael Hines — February 17, 2013 — Autos
The Alfa Romeo 4C is set to make its official debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, but the Italian car company has let nearly final images of its new car slip ahead of the show. The 4C is a new sports coupe that is headed for the U.S. This is big news as Alfa Romeo hasn’t sold a car in the U.S. in almost 20 years.
The Alfa Romeo 4C gets its look from the company’s 33 Stradale. The sports coupe is set to be small, as in Lotus small. Engine-wise, the 4C will be powered by a turbo 1.75-liter four-cylinder engine that is said to have more than 200 horsepower. The 4C is expected to arrive in America in 2013.
The Alfa Romeo 4C gets its look from the company’s 33 Stradale. The sports coupe is set to be small, as in Lotus small. Engine-wise, the 4C will be powered by a turbo 1.75-liter four-cylinder engine that is said to have more than 200 horsepower. The 4C is expected to arrive in America in 2013.
Trend Themes
1. Italian Sports Coupes - The popularity of Italian sports coupes in the US may lead to increased demand and competition among car manufacturers.
2. Return of Alfa Romeo - The highly anticipated return of Alfa Romeo to the US market could lead to a significant shift in the luxury car industry.
3. Small Sports Cars - The trend towards smaller, more energy-efficient sports cars may provide opportunities for car manufacturers to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - The automotive industry may see increased competition and innovation in luxury sports cars with the return of Alfa Romeo to the US market.
2. Luxury Car Industry - The return of Alfa Romeo to the US market could disrupt the luxury car industry and change consumer preferences.
3. Green Car Industry - The trend towards smaller, more environmentally friendly sports cars presents an opportunity for the green car industry to expand and innovate.
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