News from Italy (Lambo, Ferrari and Alfa)
 

So, what do you think of the news from Italy?

The Gallardo Roadster will be better than the Murcielago Roadster?

http://www.italiaspeed.com/news_2003...003_090_01.jpg

And the new F400 Modena with the facelift and upgraded engine?

http://www.italiaspeed.com/news_2003...003_092_01.jpg

(and the F430 will follow mid 2005 (with a V10)

And there is alsto the new "GT".. 460GT maybe, with the same V12 of the enzo, detuned to 550 hp

http://www.italiaspeed.com/news_2003...003_094_11.jpg

And finally, the new Alfa 158, replacing the 156 will have some interesting top versions: GTA 3.2 V6 JTS biturbo (300 hp), for Europe and Japan, and GTA 4.2 V8 JTS for US!! Nice!

http://www.italiaspeed.com/news_2003...03_093_102.jpg

if the Gallardo is RWD then yes it will be better why? because lambos 4wd is rubish if it can be beaten my a EVO8

i like the look of that 460GT,especially if it has the enzo engine,eventhough it detuned to 550hp,that is a lot in that car,but wont it be lighter than the enzo?

those 2 ferrari's look pretty much the same as the 360 right now

Yeah, I have to agree, man. Looks like Ferrari's going to beat the life out of the body style until enough people badger for a new one....

And as to that Alfa...is it me, or does it kinda looks like it took a wrong line around the Karussell?

well the Gallardo is probley the best car EVER!!!!
and i love it
that looks like a plain 360 to me, sure it aint a prank?

and i personaly don't like alfa's

The 400 Modena is almost the same except for the headlights, but it is just meant as an upgrade until the new car comes out because they want to keep up with the competition.

The new 2+2 may look similar, but if you have seen the concept pics it is styled quite differently from the 360. It may have certain current Ferrari design cues, but most companies do that with their cars for brand recognition anyway.

nice pics, the lambo roadster looks really wicked. the ferrari 400 looks exactly the same to my eyes, wonder whats different underneath though.