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Prodrive confirms Alfa Romeo 'Brera S' development

 
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Prodrive confirms Alfa Romeo 'Brera S' development

Prodrive confirms Alfa Romeo 'Brera S' development

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British motorsport company Prodrive has confirmed it is creating a special edition of the Alfa Romeo Brera (pictured) coupe for sale in the UK, and plans to first reveal the modified car at the end of the month. Prodrive has been working closely with Alfa Romeo for the past year, particularly in the areas of suspension and handling mods.

The new car will be dubbed the Alfa Romeo Brera ‘S’ and according to Prodrive it has been designed to build on the “existing model’s capabilities to deliver outstanding driver feedback and handling.” Production of the Brera S will be limited to just 500 cars, which will be distinguished by several exterior and interior enhancements.

Prodrive has worked with a number of carmakers in the past, including the likes of Subaru and Aston Martin. One of their most potent models is a tuned Vantage V8, which sports a 425hp (317kW) version of the standard 4.3L V8 in the svelte coupe.



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  1. By Alan Posted: 5/7/2008 7:58am PDT

    What's the point of a Brera S with better handling? Unless they change to a V8 engine, that V6 simply isn't enough for the overweight body.
     
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  2. By beken Posted: 5/7/2008 4:12pm PDT

    I was surprised to see a black Brera being driven in the Vancouver BC area last week.
    Didn't know there were any on this side of the pond.
     
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  3. ma_rami avatar rami Posted: 12/15/2008 6:45am PST

    plus the same design for 5 years plz a little change and the fugly tail lights EUWHH
     
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