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sam2829
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Thank you for the welcoming notes. Alfa name only appeals to true fan only since we Thai are more familiar with brands that don't depreciate like MB or BMW. Luckily, this Spider was imported just prior to the ban on second-hand car import to Thailand. The state claims that the practice is bad for auto industry in Thailand as we have many brands investing in factories here. So, I guess it is a very exotic on Thai roads indeed. But sad thing is I have to let go of my 156 2.0 TS in order to keep my wife from complaining that I have too many cars in garage.
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Alfa Romeo Spider 3.0 V6 24V
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At last, after extensively going through all the useful topics and discussions in this forum, I have made my decision and she now sits in the garage awaiting a few parts to be replaced. First registered in Japan 2002 and imported to Thailand in 2011. Approx 57,000 km on the counter. From what I learned from authorised dealer, they have never imported V6 here. So, I guess this is the one and only 3.0 V6 24V Zoe Yellow Spider in Thailand.
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Hi all, I am on a brink of purchasing 2003 Zoe Yellow car but would like to know how many of them produced in RHD? The data I have seen only tells total numbers. Can anyone help? Thank you. After owning 2004 156 .20 TS (second-hand) this forum triggered me to go for another contemporary Alfa to sit beside it.
