The folks over at 4C Forums got their hands on a rather interesting document featuring the luscious upcoming Alfa Romeo 4C mid-engine sportscar. I'm not sure it's legit, but if it is, it tells us some things we didn't know yet about the car that's being pegged as the key to Alfa Romeo's revival in the U.S.

We’re pretty excited about the upcoming Alfa Romeo 4C making its way over to America by the end of this year. But wait, it's already here!

The upcoming Alfa 4C has been controversial to say the least, particularly in terms of styling. Would a retro design fix any doubts about the car?

Starting at around $60,000, the Alfa Romeo 4C won't be cheap in the US. Than again it's going to be a bargain compared to Alfa's previous adventure, the V8-powered 8C. But after examining the three cars they brought to Geneva, I could see where they plan to save a few Euros.

If Germany is the Land of Chocolate, then Switzerland is surely the Land Where Crazy, Expensive, And Crazily Expensive Cars Are Revealed. There is also chocolate in Switzerland as well, so they get the best of everything. Did you miss Day Two of the Geneva Motor Show? Then come along with us as we take a look at some…

Geneva's lineup of extravagant cars is exciting to most, but the Porsche-battling Alfa Romeo 4C is of particular interest to North American aficionados. That's because the Italians who have ensconced themselves in Detroit are actually going to be selling the super light coupé in the U.S. by the end of the year.

This is the Alfa Romeo 4C from the inside. Does it look like it's worth a price north of $60,000?

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We'll see the US-bound Alfa Romeo 4C at the Geneva Motor Show next month and then for sale in the U.S. later this year. It's a gorgeous, mid-engined sports car. Let's use the new image annotation tool to explain why.

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