Alfa Romeo's production version of its Brera 2+2 concept is like the bookish little sister of a supermodel. Sure, every day she packs a lunch and takes the train to her regular office job, but catch her in a smart outfit at the company picnic, and there's no doubt she's got just as many of the good genes as her big sister. And if you're European, she may just go out with you.
The Brea is Alfa's workaday take on Giorgetto Giugiaro's voluptuous design concept of 2002. The Brea will premiere at the Geneva Motor Show this March, replacing our beloved GTV coupe, at a price of around $35,000 for a 3.2-liter V6 model when it goes on sale in Europe in June.
Geneva Treat: Alfa's hot Brera concept debuts in production trim [AutoWeek]
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