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This is a limited edition of the Alfa Romeo Spider namely the “Spider Super Veloce CE (Commemorative Edition)” and was produced for the North American market in May 1993. It was then badged as a 1994 model. Only 190 Spider Super Veloce CEs were imported to the United States. They had a small plaque affixed to the dashboard that identified which of the 190 cars it was. This vehicle is number 12 of 190. The CEs differed from previous Spiders in that they had a special badge on the nose, a "CE" script badge below the "Spider Veloce" badge on the tail, unique gold center caps on the 15" wheels, and burl wood interior trim. Each model came also with a leather portfolio. The Alfa Romeo came with a very advanced engine: 2.0 Liter twin cam 16 valve motor with variable cam timing.
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