GT5 Transcripts/Alfa Romeo GT 3.2 V6 24V '04

No one quite does GT cars like the Italians. This was true comeback when the genre was invented more than a half century ago, and it still holds true in modern times. Witness the Alfa Romeo GT, a sporty 2-door coupe that was unveiled at the 2003 Geneva Motor Show. 
The dashing 2+2 was built on the 156 platform, using some components from the 147. Seen from the rear, it appeared like a conventional fastback, but in actuality, it was a 3-door hatchback. Even the rear seat folded down creating a remarkable 900 liters of cargo space. 
Under the GT's hood were a variety of engines, from gasoline and diesel-powered inline-4s to a top-of-the-line 3.2-liter V6. The V6 was the choice for enthusiasts, as it was basically the same powerplant found in the high-performance 156 GTA and 147 GTA models. In GT trim, it produces 236 HP. When this power was combined with the car's fine-tuned suspension, the result was a sporty machine that still provided exceptional comfort for long drives. And thanks to a low curb weight of 1,300, the GT was quick off the line, while being nimble enough to weave its way through crowded highways. 
Although some felt the Alfa Romeo 3.2 was slightly overshadowed by Brera, another flamboyant coupe from the company, it definitely had its share of fans and supporters, making it one of the best kept secrets in the European GT segment.
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