The Italian Alfa Romeo brand is one of the most glorious brands in the history of racing. Ferrari founder Enzo Ferrari was also a very successful race driver, trained in Alfa Romeo. In addition to all of this, the V6 engine, which is known as Busso, had a heart attack. We also tested a Alfa Romeo GT with a 3.2 V6 Busso engine in recent months. Now, we will examine and test a 2006 model Alfa Romeo Brera with a 3.2 V6 engine.
The Alfa Romeo Brera is the latest version of this series. The product range of the model includes a wide variety of 4-cylinder options, from the 2.2lt atmospheric-petrol engine to the 1.75lt turbo-petrol engine and 2 different diesel engines. At the top of the series, we tested the 3.2-liter atmospheric-gasoline engine with the V6 cylinder. In addition, Alfa Romeo's 4x4 traction option Q4 was also on the option list in some models. This is exactly what we have tested the vehicle comes to the fore. In addition, the 6-speed manual transmission, which is very difficult to find in the 3.2lt engine, brings the Brera we tested to a unique situation among other versions.
Another important point of the tool is its structure with American roots. In this video, we have detailed information on this issue. We have also compared many features with the Alfa Romeo GT 3.2 V6 Busso, which we tested earlier. We have tried to put together the driving, sound, comfort and some other features of the GT, which we know quite well, side by side with Brera. We hope you like our test and video. Good looks.