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01/18/13, 5:02 pm et
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I'm Greg. Welcome to Friday. This is Autoweek TV.
Alfa Romeo and Mazda have finalized an agreement to jointly develop the next generations of their iconic roadsters. They will work together on rear-wheel underpinnings that will be used for both the Alfa Spider and Mazda MX-5 Miata.
Both versions of the cars will be built in Japan, though Alfa CEO Harald Wester tells us the Spider will definitely look like an Alfa.
Here's why this matters: It's good news for enthusiasts, as it ensures a new generation of two of our favorite roadsters.
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