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General Discussion / Re: Does your Guzzi taste follow to your four wheels?
« Last post by Clifton on October 09, 2026, 09:54:51 AM »
At present, no. My two vehicles are pretty ordinary, a 23 Ridgeline is my utility and winter vehicle and a 26 Civic SI is my fun to drive, yet practical, car. I had Jeep Wranglers but gave them up and now have a couple SXSs for playing off road.
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I remember seeing these and thinking they looked cool, but I have no idea what it is.

Guess:  Fiat X1/9?

'85 Bertone (Fiat) X1/9.
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General Discussion / Re: Does your Guzzi taste follow to your four wheels?
« Last post by blu guzz on October 09, 2026, 09:19:18 AM »
I drive an Alfa, I am ready to be certified.

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General Discussion / Re: Does your Guzzi taste follow to your four wheels?
« Last post by MerleLowe on October 09, 2026, 09:17:49 AM »
My Wife's DD from 2012 to 2019 was our 2012 Beetle - 2.5 5-speed, Tornado Red with the retro wheels.  Great car except for cargo capacity.  The Sportwagen is miles ahead there.  She got a JL Wrangler n 2019 and I convinced her to keep the Beetle.  It's now my driver, but since I work from home, not DAILY driver. lol.  It is a bit Guzzi-like in how it pulls nicely through the midrange, accelerating more than the sound and feel would suggest. 

My 2004 Colorado has the 3.5 5-cylinder and I owned 2 5-cylinder Mercedes in the past as well.  I actually enjoyed driving my Geo Metro (aka Suzuki Swift) for the month I had it before an inattentive Windstar driver sideswiped me at about 30 mph, totalling the Geo and only failing to take me out by a foot or so.  Luckily he hit the left side fender and wheel, not my door.

As the years have gone by, I've been getting notions of Volvo 240 ownership.  Not sure what Guzzi would be analogous.

I like just about everything so what I get isn't necessarily an indication of any particular leaning.



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General Discussion / Re: Does your Guzzi taste follow to your four wheels?
« Last post by Turin on October 09, 2026, 09:03:41 AM »
20 Years ago I bought Offcamber (Kips) 1982 Alfa Romeo GTV6. I've done some upgrades over the hears including a Milano Verde 3.0 motor, full exhaust, and Bilstein shocks. I'd say Alfa's are very Guzzi like.

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General Discussion / Re: New Guzzi Dealer in Georgia and Bike show
« Last post by MerleLowe on October 09, 2026, 09:00:48 AM »
I've been seeing lots of advertising for Southeast Motorcycle in Douglasville, Georgia, so I stopped by to check on pricing for a V7 Sport. The store is closed, signage gone, and the building is vacant.

I guess that saves me a trip down there.  Was wondering when they would actually shut down.  It's a bit of a bummer for me as there used to be two dealers in Douglasville and they are both gone.  Those were the closest non-HD dealers to me. 

Some of the people from Southeast are up in Ellijay now.
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General Discussion / Re: new V85 tires
« Last post by Grabcon on October 09, 2026, 09:00:02 AM »
My lasted pair of Missions I had 22.5k miles. Good tire great value
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General Discussion / Re: Does your Guzzi taste follow to your four wheels?
« Last post by Milosh on October 09, 2026, 08:28:34 AM »
I have a black 2019 Fiata Classica, so I would say yes.
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General Discussion / Re: Does your Guzzi taste follow to your four wheels?
« Last post by Tusayan on October 09, 2026, 07:47:37 AM »
I really wanted an Alfa Romeo Milano as my car pool daily

I had a Milano Verde 3.0 as my daily driver for most of the 90s.  I bought it used for $7200 in 1992 (MSRP was $25K in 1987, that’s Guzzi style depreciation) and drove it 120K miles.  It was my favorite car ever, charismatic like an exotic, while being a practical car for daily life.  The 164L that followed it was disappointing by comparison, Fiat designed the car to make money, not to please the driver in the same way at any cost.

Nowadays my cars are mainly just tools, and I buy Japanese not European.  They need to be reliable and economical.  Mazdas are good, some of the character of an Alfa but with Toyota level reliability. 
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General Discussion / Re: Please Donate
« Last post by CharlieW on October 09, 2026, 07:41:45 AM »
Done  :thumb:
 Didn't realize I missed this years Donation  :shocked:
 Cant believe its Oct already
 Charlie
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