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Alasta Autos now official Alfa dealer

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  • 17-12-2006 4:54pm
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    pburns
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    I noticed a lot of new Alfas about the place when I was passing the other day. Now I see it confirmed in the Sunday Times. They have been an 'unofficial' Alfa specialist for years & know their stuff about the oily bits of Italian metal.

    This has to be good news for Alfa afficianados. Should be heaps better than some of the dealers they had previously. Would wager they'll be pretty expensive though. Apart from anything else that's a prime piece of real estate in a very desirable area!


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    crosstownk
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    They've been official Alfa service dealers for some time now. Maybe they've recently become authorised sales agents recently. They are already Chrysler authorised sales agents.
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    Silvera
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    Alasta Autos used to be an Alfa main dealer back in the 80's.....but they must have 'lost' the dealership for some reason. (I have a price list from them re new Alfas from c.1988)

    Good to hear they have the agency back again!


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    Anan1
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    Silvera wrote:
    Alasta Autos used to be an Alfa main dealer back in the 80's.....but they must have 'lost' the dealership for some reason.
    I'd imagine 'renounced' is closer to the truth.;)


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    crosstownk
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    For the past number of years they have been able to process Alfa warranty claims.............which means they must be authorised by Alfa in some way.
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