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The ‘A’ pillar is actually the ‘B’ pillar you were referring to.

Let me know if you want to drive the 3.2 q4 auto

well said Bro; Fall in Love to her at 1st sight since 1988. Only almost after 40 years, my dreams came through with kinds of treatment to be done...

When that engine is set up right the car will go off the clock on a flat road

Bought one a couple months ago and getting it back on the road. Can't wait to drive it. Young person here, wanted something different than an old Datsun

That rear view of the white gtv in need of resto…. Damn if there are many cars that look so good from the rear aspect.

Regarding the 'crashy' ride being 'solved' by fitting new Goodyear tyres. Almost any set of new tyres, even cheap ones will mask the 'crashy' ride for a while but it does not last long and certainly doesn't solve the problem.

Can you just install the turbo in the original engine

I had a 1976 1.8 GT , most fun driving car l ever had , miss it greatly

Great video, I agree, love mine.

All and there is a few more 😃

What an absolutely fucking gorgeous car.

😂😂😂 Omg that made me laugh out loud. Never seen a rear seat come away like that under braking hehe

Great video, thanks 👍

Great review 👍 thanks!

Lovely...but come on, the 205 GTi was one hell of a pug :-)

Best car ever.

i have my buzzer set to 150KM/H in my QV. its my "U will lose your licens alarm during the day time" and boy do u get there fast.

One thing about remote windows, mine 159 is from france and they go up as well

It's good that you didn't eat your chips !!!!

I'm on my 2nd 1.4 multiair, both have been great with no or very little issues, love em

In my humble opinion, no car has ever needed a better wheel/tyre spec than the Montreal… the original has never sat well to my eye, it’s a little Italian muscle car without the muscle. I’ve seen Montreals sat alongside mustangs and despite looking way better than the stang, it never looked muscley… so if it were mine, I’d garage the original wheels and throw on a contemporary set of slightly wider wheels front and rear and maybe go up 1 inch in diameter, with a lower profile wider tyre… nothing too crazy maybe just an inch at the rear and 1/2 at the front… then it would be a very muscley looking unit.

Have had a 2013 1.4 multi air for 5 yrs. My only expense so far, after 50k miles, is soon to be 1.7K for a multi air unit incl’ labour. Occasional cut out problems that an Alfa dealer couldn’t identify. It’s commonly known, now, that the manufacturer did not specify that the multi air units filter needs periodic changes, hence the compression problem due to build up of oil - not happy!!

Gross - a diesel… I’m with the mayor, get that stinky tractor pile of crap out of the city!! Why on earth do you buy a nice Alfa and get one with a tractor engine…?!

Great video, these are without a doubt the sexiest sports cars on the planet. Insanely fast too. The last of the petrol Quadrifoglios have future classics written all over them. ❤ I have one identical to the one in your video except the roof is painted as I like its looks better that way. I’ve owned it for about six months and haven’t found anything to dislike yet! Cheers from an Australian fan 👍🏽🎉🇮🇹

Just watched this video, will this car become a collectors choice, will it increase in value,🤔

If you know you know 😊

After two Alfasuds, I bought a like new GTV6 from 1983 in 1985 and drove it until 2005. I loved the car very much, but even though it was meticulously maintained and driven, nearly every month something went wrong and it kept breaking down. I had three new, incredibly expensive gearboxes installed. The gearboxes no longer broke when Castrol's fully synthetic transmission oil TAF-X came onto the market. Rust was a constant companion. In addition, you almost always sweated without A/C. A great car, but far too expensive to maintain.

I have to admit... I have wiped the floor with some people in my Alfa as well. Sometimes they ask for it no matter how much you try to ignore them ❤

The heated steering wheel is definitely a welcoming feature on a cold winter's morning. By the way wonderful and amazing vehicle choice and a excellent video review ❤

I have one. Third in 29 years. I will never depart it and i have most parts triple. As soon as my barn is converted into a garage (8x13m)/workshop, i will start restoring the car.

My dream car. Great detailed video!

Yes, definitely, these cars love the sun. It doesn't matter where they are... were designed for dig it. I say and listen the same song, on my 79's white Spider, in Seville, Andalusia. Congratulations on yours in UK...and beautiful video too😉

I subscribed mainly because of the effort you put in your logo (Alfa Nut).. Says alot 🎉

There is james bond movie octoposy, where movie stars with bond racing red alfa gtv 6 ,but this scene is for some reason cut of .I used to watch on you tube every morning, to fill my morning energy,,I don't know who!and why someone cut this amazing scane of the beginning of this movie

If Kahn was trapped in the boot, I'm sure the car would have been driven into the Thames River by someone.

Fantastic car, good review, but the music was too loud...and useless. Please don't put any music while you review cars, especially when the engine sounds so good.

Im a Ferrari fan who has been affected by the Alfa Romeo virus. I do drive a Hyundai I30 n line sedan but the Alfa Romeo Guilia Veloce will be my next car. I gotta drive a Alfa Romeo. Veloce for me is really best variant. I live in Australia and the Quadrifoglio is too expensive to buy and maintain since I live in Australia there is no chance of using its full potential. As a kid despite me desiring Ferraris I always had a soft spot for Alfa Romeos and the Alfa Romeo GT was my go to car in Gran Turismo 4.

I ended up with a Multiair 2012 170hp - I enjoy it. I was quite open to a diesel (coming from a stolen fabia vrs mk1) but CAZ in Birmingham (uni) and Bristol (family) made a compliant one thousands of pounds more so I bought the car that produces more CO2!

Nice video thank you. I am in the process to buy a new car (I have a rs3 for the moment) And the alfa is on the list To use as a daily, as a hurry dad, before government forces me to buy an electric... But I hesitate ... Alfa quad 2024 Bmw M3 Competition Audi rs5 competition Uhm... Price, noise, value (sell in the future), cost for maintenance ... )

Hi frined, for Odometer flashing also removing the batery and replece it with a hig amperaj wil make te Odometer flash? I have that isue on a 159 that i whant to buy

My first car was alfeta saloon 79'. Best time of my life and a big mony pit.

Should be able to sort out instantly if a wheel or prop shaft is out of balance. If you're sitting still, slowly rev your engine up and down through the rev range. If you feel a vibration, it's your propshaft. If you hear grumbling, vibration or no that's your center support bearing. (Check that you don't have a guibo missing a chunk and that your.alignment bushed centering the propshaft to itself in the middle, the engine at the front and the gearbox at the rear are in good order.) If not, check your tires (sorry, tyres) for wear, if they look good get your wheels balanced and make sure all your hardware is tight on the half shafts. Hopefully you have a mid '85 or later GTV6 with the removable crossmember. Makes pulling the prop shaft a breeze!

Helpful thank you. I'm thinking of buying a Giulietta petrol auto 2014. We presently have a Panda 4x4 with 1.3 T diesel. From new, it has had the same stop start "feature" as your Alfa so probably the same stop start control electronics. May not be a fault but the ECU deciding conditions/parameters not right to apply S/S at that particular stop? I don't let it bother me.

You bear the smile of the eternally long suffering, smitten with the Giugiaro creation that the Cybertruck really wants to look like. It's been since June of 1986 that I own one and it still stirs, inspires, and excites, much to the chagrin of several high performance leggy lovelies, which continue to depreciate.....

Yes Chris I have ordered one in Alfa red to keep my mito company ..👍🏻😀

I have a 159 2.2 petrol 6 speed manual goes good

Ugly? Have you seen the 145 and 146? The 75 is beautiful

Wow great cars❤❤❤❤

Mi piace vedere la Giulietta aprezzata fuori dai confini nazionali, vorrei vedere altre Giulietta inglesi come ad esempio fate i raduni, thank's ❤❤❤❤always ALFA ROMEO