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>> I'm driving for years Alfa Romeo,
>
> So why are you only coming in now? :) You are most welcome here
Thanks! I just discovered the ng's, so better late than never, not?
>> my first one was a 33 1.7 16v (great
>> engine!!!)
>
> Lovely engine
and what a sound... jeezes...
>> , nowadays I drive a 145 1.4 boxer (more economic ;-)), but
>> he's getting old (11 years)...
>
> Poor thing
I know, he has +180.000 km, I think he deserves to go retire.
>> So, I'm very interested in a second buy Alfa 156 1.9jtd sportwagon
>> (great design). Any one to advise me (what to look for, problems,...)
>> or any experiences with the car? I'm looking after a 2001-2002 model.
>
> I'm geussing it might be a bit sluggish. Not sure though.
I know that the 1.9 is a 110 hp engine, but in Belgium is the driving
tax relative high for petrol engines, so the 2.4 is only for "rich"
people ;-), and -aha- I'm not (yet).

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Catman - 30 Jun 2005 22:54 GMT
>>> I'm driving for years Alfa Romeo,
>>
>> So why are you only coming in now? :) You are most welcome here
>
> Thanks! I just discovered the ng's, so better late than never, not?
Of course, and thrice welcome.
>>> my first one was a 33 1.7 16v (great
>>> engine!!!)
>>
>> Lovely engine
>
> and what a sound... jeezes...
Oh yes. We only have the 8V but......
>>> , nowadays I drive a 145 1.4 boxer (more economic ;-)), but
>>> he's getting old (11 years)...
>>
>> Poor thing
>
> I know, he has +180.000 km, I think he deserves to go retire.
Yep
>>> So, I'm very interested in a second buy Alfa 156 1.9jtd sportwagon
>>> (great design). Any one to advise me (what to look for, problems,...)
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> tax relative high for petrol engines, so the 2.4 is only for "rich"
> people ;-), and -aha- I'm not (yet).
Shame that.

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T. - 01 Jul 2005 18:58 GMT
> I know that the 1.9 is a 110 hp engine, but in Belgium is the driving
That's the 8v version, surely?
The 1.9 JTD 16v is 140 hp.
Chipable to about 165 hp
Jaws - 01 Jul 2005 19:41 GMT
T. had uiteengezet :
>> I know that the 1.9 is a 110 hp engine, but in Belgium is the driving
>
> That's the 8v version, surely?
>
> The 1.9 JTD 16v is 140 hp.
> Chipable to about 165 hp
Yeah, the 8v version. But as I was saying, the more hp the more tax
you pay, and with diesel engines is it really expensive. It's like the
110 hp costs 100£, the 140 hp costs 250£... (he real tax is a lot
more). If you drive -20.000km you better buy a petrol engine (2.5 V6
or so...). And I drive + 25.000 km a year, so the choise is easy.

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