Will add more pictures when. possible of other parts rims etc. it is completely standard other than the exhaust fitted by Autolusso Penrith. Before this car I had a Giulietta Cloverleaf and it was a pocket rocket. It was fast enough to feel good but not fast enough to get in trouble for. I had to sell it because I was sick of sitting on the motorway waiting for AA. Nothing other than Alfa Romeo (within my budget) interested me. Then i saw this on autotrader a couple years ago with the rhubarb and custard interior. It's an absolutely gorgeous car. It's caused me no where near the pain the giulietta did. Obviously it's had some work done. As i'm making this as it's in the garage for suspension struts and wishbones. That's why i had to use older pictures. I made a mistake when i bought the giulietta because i bought the cheapest one on the market. Buy cheap buy twice. When i bought this it was one of the more expensive ones and it's seriously proven to me why. The previous two owners kept a detailed service history in a folder, it even has its first mots etc. So i've been adding the work i've gotten done to the same folder too. It's been well kept. The only thing i could've done better is shelter it like the previous owners had done. The reason i'm selling is because i've recently moved house and now i do a lot of motorway mileage to get to work and back. I don't really want to see it break down but then again I'm not too sure i want to sell it and could just buy another car so I won't be open to offers less than what i decide to put down. You can offer me more if you want haha. All the alloys are fresh as in not scratched i think i had them done a couple years ago. I've had it for three years i think and ive serviced it every six months Finally if by miracle you are interested then a small bit of advice id give is; its almost a 20 year old car (still ulez compliant somehow). You have to be gentle with it. For instance the windows go down and up using the same lifting the switch upwards motion and getting it in the right spot for the windows to go back up. Or the heating controls have to be pressed twice for every one increment increase for fan speed. PS I forgot to add this car's been featured on a youtube show called motor point or trade point. I can't find the link but i had viewed it when i was purchasing the car. Feel free to take a look