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Monday, February 21, 2011
From its looks alone, you can see that the 2009 Alfa Romeo Brera is a fabulous Italian grand tourer. The sporty and sexy design of the car is very captivating. From its classic-looking bonnet design to its large striking rear lights, the Brera is simply marvelous. You will surely love its design and would want to show the entire world that you own one. It is the kind of car that will not last more than eight hours in your garage. You would definitely want to get on and drive the car all around the city and show to everybody with a little feeling of boastfulness for having this bulky yet lovely automobile.
The grand tourer's design is impressively unique. Sporting a harmonious blend of shape and volume, the car turns out to be completely attractive and promises a powerful performance. It is a sure head-turner on the roads, be it on the city streets for a short drive or along the highways for cross-country travel. With the Brera's strong and attractive style coupled with a powerful engine, the car is the perfect vehicle for the modern sophisticated car owner of today.
Going inside the Alfa Romeo Brera, you feel the sophistication of its interior design and the luxurious comfort it offers. The interior revolves around the driver's seat. You can sense the sporty impression of the car with its soft seats and cool styling highlighted by the neat arrangement of instruments, all creating a feeling of comfort and convenience. Almost every design in the instrument is round, conveying simplicity and ease of use. The seats are sporty and come with built-in head restraints. On an optional basis, the seats can be equipped with electric adjustment controls to provide more comfort to the passengers.
Coming with its luscious appearance is its powerful engine. The Alfa Romeo Brera is powered by a choice of a JTS direct injection engine or a Twin Phaser petrol engine. Both engines are powerful and capable of accelerating the car from zero to 62 miles per hour in 6.8 seconds at a 260 bhp output with 238 lb-ft of torque. Such power can be maximized using the six-speed manual transmission.
