After many doubts for various reasons I finally decided to finish and release this video. If I change my mind it could be removed again so enjoy it while it's here...

Posey- Watching your videos leads me to believe that I’m in a brighter timeline, where not only can people successfully share their perspective, but also their soul. The fact is, your entire channel makes me feel like I’m somehow watching the future. Your videos seem to have a profound ability to take in anyone hunting for “content” and leave them wanting for art. With your own unique lens perfectly focalized on the matter at hand, I honestly think you could do more for infotainment than Carl Sagan, and more for the Camera than Wes Anderson. Absolutely nothing I’ve seen originate from this site has anything close to the mood you inject into your work. Thanks for this.

This video sums up the Alfa Romeo ownership experience incredibly well. And you’ve got one of the best examples of it from the modern times. What a timeless design!

Alfa Romeo is truely a machine of passion. An Alfa can make even someone largely uninterested in cars, living in a country that's as hostile to cars as it gets, fall in love with driving, form a bond with the man in a way very few inanimate objects can. Enjoy this bond, and cherish it.

Every video you make is gold. Tell us about what you are most interested in, it will always be a good video.

I, actually, always liked cars, but also avoided needing one. It lasted until last year, when I finally decided to buy one, since commuting was quite difficult and time-consuming otherwise. Like you, I wanted something special. Like you, I got myself an Alfa. And I never get bored looking back at it after I parked, and I just love driving it. Even a bit too much, perhaps.

I own this exact car. A 2012 tbi ti in the same colour but with the original wheels and no satnav. It's the best, most comfortable and frankly beautiful car I have owned except one (on the beauty factor that is). My 1975 Giulia GT is much, much prettier.

If I was Alfa Romeo Netherlands I would present you with a brand new Giulia just for making this video. You expressed all of us Alfisti that we put a good part of our salary to maintain our dream machines. Thank you! Just a guy from Greece

I have a Alfa 156, bought used 13 years ago as my first car, and even today when I'm walking away from it always take a look back to it. Thank you for this video, it delivers the passion you have for Alfas.

The big issue with Alfas is that you want another Alfa. I'm really happy about my red Giulia, but I'm still looking for Breras hoping that a cheap one would pop up. Also dreaming about owning a Giulia QV in a few years. Like you said, it gets to you! Nice video!

I own a rosso competizione Giulietta Sportiva. Every time I park it and walk away I feel the need to turn and stare at it for a little. Just beautiful.

I felt the same for my 300ZX as you did for your beautiful 159 (I saw a Brera in matte black in Hackney once - I nearly fainted!). It never became normal and always felt special when I got in it. Sometimes I would catch a glimpse of it on my front yard and just for a moment I got a rush of "Ooh, what is that!?". My mate, Roly, told me the same when I said I was thinking of getting one... "don't do it!" and when I told him I had bought one, "Oh, you've done it now!" and he was right... every car since has been a climb down ;)

Ah my man, the alfa romeo 159, the most beautiful car that there is. I own a sedan 2.2 jts black version with red interior. It is such a masterpiece and every trip with it is so special. It is my first car, after I passed my driving exam I was looking to buy a cheap golf, for a long time I looked and looked, but when I first saw 159 alfa, it was love in the first sight. It truly is a love hate relationship, but i love it so much, the sport handling and braking has saved me so much times, and oh, the community. It is so nice to greet other alfa's, it is like a family. I recently found your channel and oh man, I should have found it sooner, but I'm so happy to see that youtube is finally pushing you and you deserve it! Wish you the greatest luck on your youtube jurney, I wish you the best! Wating for awesome future videos!

I drove a facelift version of the 147 (1.9 JTDM) for a while and I still think it was the most fun car I've ever driven. It was a lease car so I couldn't keep it but it was fun to drive. Also your curb video... I was already wincing.

I'm 17 and going for my Ps test soon. The plan is for me to either get my dads 2017 RAV4 or some (currently undecided) other second hand car. The RAV4 is nothing special, you get in it, go to your destination and get out, that's it. But it's the memories in these cars that mean the most. Our old 2001 Corolla hatch (sold in 2015) was a staple in our family, my mum had it, then when she got a new car in 2008 my dad got it. This car was by no means exciting, but it's the memories that make it so special. this car saw me grow from a new born to being 11 years old. It saw new friends, new pets, new places, it endured countless times of abuse, but it kept going on like any Toyota would. Truly a great car, not one day goes past without me seeing one and thinking about it.

This is indeed the most beautiful every day use car ever made. I've just bought its little brother, a 147 Veloce. Would've preferred a 159, but we already have a family car we're quite happy with. I seriously love the 147 as well, but it's not as timeless as the 159 (especially the back).

this is one of my favourites channels in whole youtube. I think I've never encountered a channel whos audio play such a significant role in the whole video. Really magnificent craft in every video. I've seen a lot of videos about cars and only a bit of them are able to transmit the joy and passion like you do in this video. The majority of them use car guy music which is like a soup without salt but you use your own music and you craft the whole video around it, this definitely taught me about the role of the music in a product, whether it is a movie or a simple youtue video. Thank you so much!

American here, with, in a way the opposite car, but with feelings similar to yours. I was broke, and had little money, but I needed a new car as basically not having one in my position would be impossible here. (my commute to school for example would be almost five hours round trip by bike.) Since I didn't have much money, I had to buy something sensible. I still wanted to have some level of fun of course, and that's when I found out about the Yaris iA. A little 2430lb curb weight car in a country where cars are about 2x as heavy and 2x+ as much horsepower. It's slow, far to small for this country and yet somehow incredibly fun and perfect for me. I've had to borrow someone's car for right now while it's having some major repairs, and oh my gosh do I miss it. Every single day, it brought me so much joy. A bigger car, a a hybrid would probably be better for me day to day, but it wouldn't put a small on my face like this car. It's not fast, but it's quick around corners and makes you feel confident driving.

Love-hate relationship is the perfect description of driving Alfa Romeos. Each single one of them. I had Alfas for 20 years, 146, 164, 166... Yours doesn't have the legendary Busso engine anymore. But I guess there is still enough of that special Alfa feeling in there. For me the 164 3.0 Super was the highlight. It accelerated right when you put your foot on the pedal, no lag, immediately, you felt it in your neck. It was frighteningly fast, around 270 kph. It a big old Saloon covered in 80's aesthetics buttons and green displays, and incredibly comfortable leather seats. Nothing of that mattered in particular. But when I was not in that car I wanted in, and when I was in it I didn't want out. I often took it for a drive, just for fun. Sometimes I just went down from my flat in the 5th floor, to sit in it and read a book. When it was broken I was heartbroken and when it sounded a little off i immediately brought it to the garage. And there was this magical spot on the rev counter where the sound and the vibrations just... I was never a car person, not even as a kid, I never knew that a car could get under your skin so much. But that was the old Alfa magic. I hear that they have lost it since, making expensive toy cars.

We had this. Special memories. Very low construction. A sports and utility car at the same time. Very direct and rough and precise at the same time

So excited to see another Posy upload in my feed! You've got a real knack for composition, editing, storytelling, and music. It's clear you put a lot of work into your videos and I wanna thank you for sharing your art with us. I'd love to see a video about the segmented display, but honestly I'll be happy with any of those choices.

If you still own this car (or any car you truly care about for that matter) I 100% recommend you get some kind of ceramic coating/paint protection film, you'll never regret it, I certainly haven't.

an iridescence video would be so cool! You would be perfect for it since you're so good at 4k macro shots.

Your passion and craft for these videos are incredibly inspiring. It's honestly got me emotional. Thanks for making these.

Damn, that really summs up what owning an Alfa Romeo is. The first car I bought was a Mito, everytime I saw it, I was smiling, when driving it, my head was clear and all my problems where far away, and I was just enjoying the precious moment I had. But at the same time, I hated this car so much, the precise and fragile engineering, the low bottom plate, the rought 2nd gear, the fuel consumption, the tiny storage in the back, and so on. But still, I loved this car with all my heart. What an incredible experience

I leap with joy every time you share a new video. They are quite the experience. Just keep them coming at your pace and with your quality.

Love it. Very much not a “car guy” either, but I felt just the same sense of joy from my MX-5. Love/hate is the perfect way to put it... Great vid and love the channel 👍

This film is a tribute to my life, im about to cry... Mine broke down 6 months ago, and i need a new engine and i'm definitely not selling it ! i'm a filmmaker & photographer and covid didn't help much my finances... Covid struggles, but i love that car and wont abandon her !

man you are special. I love Alfas. and your videos! this came at a total surprise.. here I am, sipping my coffee on a Saturday morning where I as always woke up too early (never happens during the week). and I see this. simply magic. keep the good stuff, man. for a moment I was driving my dream super car too.

4:50 That literally sounds like an A10 Warthogs main gun :D Very nicr

Alfa Romeo can make a grown man cry. In is such an important brand. The design, never gets old..

Yeah, you explained well why we fall in love with our Alfas. A comment from Spider 916 guy. And 145. And 147.

The quality of your videos is just out of this world! Thank you for making these videos!

Love the video. I am thinking of a 159 TBI saloon. Agree that these cars simply look incredible compared to the normal boxes that you see around.

So far my favourite videos of your type is this fusion of design and technology that allows us to more deeply experience and contemplate on something that we use every day. My favourite videos of yours are the DSM LCD video, and the Mouse Cursor history video. I am using your mouse cursor as I type this.

This is your most beautiful video. And that's certainly saying something considering how beautiful the rest of the channel is, making the uninteresting interesting, making the unique mundane and making the mundane, unique. I too develop a strong emotional bond with objects I desired since my childhood, specially the cars I owned. And also retro electronics, computers and videogames from back then that my family couldn't afford to give me.

Whenever I see a 159 it always captures my attention. It's such a unique yet simple, stylish yet agressive looking car. And in a spec like yours, it's imo the best looking wagon of the 2000s. don't know if you still have it but if you do, I can't imagine the joy of looking at it has ever stopped

Damn, this is criminally underrated channel. Subject doesn't matter. Whole experience matters. And everything is perfect. Story. Narration. Soundtrack. Footage. Jokes. Everything.

This is pure poetry, with art as the subject, and the center piece. Beautiful video and car.

Your videos are awesome. Great sound, text, voice and image. Beside I love italian cars, loved yours and I felt the urge to comment. Beautiful!

An Alfa Romeo 159 Kombi... looks really nice. I like the five circles on the rims too, typical sporty 2000s-2010s Alfa rims. Cool to see you went to Zandvoort too! The two people running the same traffic light and your reactions to them are also funny, there must be plenty of crazy Dutch drivers around!

These videos are soo good! It has a feeling i have never felt in a youtube video in a long time!

Your music and voice are so smoothing, you could make a video about anything and I'd immediately sit down to watch it! (but 7-segment displays please, with macro shots :p )

I don't care what the video is about as long as it's your style

it is an honest tale of a person and their car and it speaks to me love your vids keep it up :)

You spoke out inside every driver's mind... Love your videos ❤️

Just bought an Alfa Romeo 159 1750 Tbi years after seeing this video for the first time, thanks posy

Mann this is beautiful, amazing you tube channel, simple and short

Alfa soundrack sounds like Streets of Rage from Mega Drive and Top Gear, but from Super Nintendo. It reminds me of my childhood dreams

how I missed your channel... every video I watch I love it. great content! keep up the good work!

When I was in secondary school I was obsessed by the 159 SW. I thought that it was simply the best looking 'normal' car ever made and I nagged for years to my dad in the hope i'd persuade him to buy one. That unfortunately didn't happen, but ever since I always thought; If i'll ever be able to own one I have made it. I'm 26 now and last august I needed to swap my '04 Ford Fiesta 1.4 Petrol for something more comfortable and better suited for long driving because of my job as a vision engineer in television. Obviously I started with your average down sized diesel economy boxes. But then I came across a beautiful 159 SW Ti in white and I just had to get it. This video encapsulated the exact way about owning and driving this car. Still, every day whenever I walk up to it's stupidly low nose my jaw nearly drops. I hope I can enjoy it for many more years to come

What a lovely video :) I hope you're still having fun man!

Best car ad. Also love that a10 sound when popping those bags

The 156 and 159 will always be down to my heart as the best looking cars that alfa made in the 1990-2000's, loved the video

This reminds me of the 89 GTI I drove for almost 2 years. Every time I closed the door, started the engine and put it in gear..it felt like a unique experience. The feels of the bolsters, the coilover stiffness the sound of the exhaust.. pure amazingness.

The best video which is made for a car. Actually it's not about the car, it's about human nature. Very pleasing to watch. Thank you.

I love everything you make! You should make whatever video excites you the most

Brera spider is the essence of “159’s family”. I simply love it

I can relate so much to the concepts of how it feels to have something unique and special and the "pride and joy" (for lack of better words) that it can bring. Mine was just a little Lancia Beta! 1970 but at the time, you could ride across the whole U.S. and maybe not see another one! And, it too, had an indefinable timelessness to its design! Cheers!

I used to had a 159 SW, black with camel interior. Dream car. Died because alfa romeo refused to repair a problem in the key knob. Still hurts as of today. I loved that car. I do have a photo I found on the internet I believe it's from the rosso model you have. Yes. Gorgeous.

I was lucky enough to have parents who bought me an absolute monster of a car. It's 2 door sports cabriolet. A car so unique and yet it isn't. A car so low that it scrapes quite often. A car that is not practical for the city and yet it kinda is. A car that sends power to the right wheels, the rear ones. A car that makes it worth searching for a reason to go out and drive. A car that is simple and somehow really reliable. A is old enough to have pop up headlights and young enough to have ABS and even Airbags. A car that puts a smile on your face. A car so masculine that chicks just wanna ride with you all the time... Okay maybe not that last one. A car so powerful that I almost crashed a few times. How powerful you may ask? 90 buff horses... So what is that car? It's a 1997 Mazda MX-5 (not a Miata because it's European, but 99% the same) Mazda pretty much reinvented the roadster with this lil thing and I own the first generation of it. It was and still is my dream car. It's soo good and perf... HEY, You who are reading the comment. Stop laughing at my dreams okay? I don't need a lot to be happy... Where was I? Oh yes. It teaches you to be a good driver. You can push it to the limit and know that you are at the limit and then maybe a bit beyond that where you will be punished but that is really your fault. I've done it multiple times and some of those were scary, but the car also saved me because it taught me how to prevent something too bad from happening. I can talk for hours about it tbh, maybe even days. But my point is. Aim low and you won't be disappointed. No that is not my point. My point is that if have a car that you get so attached to that you don't want to sell it then you bought something special for yourself. My car's price was so cheap it should have been illegal to sell it for that money for the amount of joy it brought me thus far. So there is a point that you don't need an expensive car to have fun as well. Well maybe you do but not everyone does. So my advice is: If something... Doesn't need to be a car. If something makes you as passionate and happy like I am, you won. If you think you know it would make you this happy, but you don't know if you should buy it. Buy it. If you can buy then buy and don't let your thoughts eat you from the inside with questions like: "What if it really was the thing that would solve all my problems?" Well it wont solve all your problems but you should at least try it. You can always sell it if it's not for you but at least you know and can search for the next thing that might bring you this joy. :) Also back to my car again. Kids love looking at it which brings a smile to my face because I know what it was to be one of those kids. So maybe this is a small hint on where to look if you are not sure what exactly could be your joybringer. :D

The Alfa 159 is a truly beautiful car. I have had one. And a GTV. And a 33 back in the day. Thank you for all of your interesting videos.

I really want another video about cars, I think it really fits this channel and I'd to see you talk more about something I love

0:21 The legendary Cosmel Mini System proudly sits there on the shelf.

Great looking car, even better photography and videography.

I feel the same way about my mk3 golf. Thank you for this video posy :D

Driving a 1.8TBi, very smiliar colour and spec. And it's a saloon version! Loving it!

Perfect description! I'm a Alfa fan also! I own that masterpiece 159 SW 3.2 V6 Q4 (2007)and a Mito. Yeah ,the 159 consumption is porn...but i forget when driving it I just love those those! On winter(Nordic country)the Q4 works and helps perfectly !!!!I could exchange those 2 for a Giulia Velloce (2.0 280 CP Q4)(plus money difference from my side),and I still cannot decide....159 its special! I'm happy that Alfa's is not for everyone...

Ahhh.. i absolutely love this video it's really made with passion and love for your Alfa. Same thing with me and my 147. You love and hate it sometimes but then when your sitting in the driving seat you just can't stop loving it.

Such a masterpiece! And the car looks amazing 🤩

Such an awesome video man. This is going to be my first car, you have a new subscriber!

Came for the lcd videos, was very surprised to see a 159 on a thumbnail :) 159 2.4 jtdm here - everything you said.

What a beautiful car. Thanks for sharing.

Swell video. I have an 03 530i m sport, an 05 166 v6 3.0 Busso and a 156 sportwagon 2.0 manual in Alfa Red over tan interior. The 156 needs work, ac is shot and paint is gone, but it's still my favourite somehow. Alfa Romeo nailed the sportswagon design with the 156 and 159.

haha dam i had those 3! Diablo, F40 n dat Maserati too dat Alpha looks really good!

Cool video. I have a 159 TBI with some ti features.

Good video and indeed, the legendary Alfa Romeo 159 is the most beautiful production car ever made. Aesthetically from another planet.

I winced and felt physical pain knowing what that curb did to your beautiful (and expensive) wheel. Great video that's about cars but not, all at the same time.

Wow man! When i found your channel i was amazed how many same cultural codes we have, and now that! It is a car what i dreamed about also. 159 ti 1.8 turbo benzina ^_^ But so many years are gone, child is born, and i still own my old Citroen C3 Picasso) Peace man! P.S. Great music!

Heerlijke video weer. Genoten!

I also own a 1750 in Ti form. The low bottom plate kills me every day! Especially here in South Africa with our horrible roads :( I've even investigated if the non-Ti springs fit, they do BTW. But then I get out and look at it. OMG, I'm in love again! Everyone stares at you when you drive it to the shops. Love my car, won't sell it. EVER

"Siamo fatti della stessa sostanza di cui sono fatti i sogni" ~Alfa Romeo italian commercial

It's really hard when you have two cars like that and one has to go in storage for the winter. I love both of mine. One is a similar, red, Manual, low, quick coupé. I'm not sure what is called in Europe, Honda TL or TSX maybe? But like I said, red, low, MT (rare here), 3.5L V6, summer tires, you know the type. The other is a modified Prado 120 (gx470 in the US where I am) built for off roading.... and where I live is rural with lots of places to use its capability. It's a good problem to have lol. Drive fast and enjoy it. In a few years there won't be any more Manuals or cars without nanny tech to stop speeding or spirited driving.

This video sums up Italian cars wonderfully

That's such a beautiful car. I love the Brera since seeing it in games as a kid-- but we don't see Alfas in America, and that's a shame.

Wish we had those fantastic alfa's here in Canada, they're so beautiful

Alfa a true enthusiast cars with passion and stuning design. Here in Brazil this ride is absolutally rare and very expensive.

This is a tremendous video. From someone who has owned at least seven Alfa Romeo cars, it’s always good to see why we put up with them. They can be beautiful cars and so wonderful to drive, but the dealerships are horrible. 👍

Not an Alpha but there are two cars I fell in love with. The Mondeo Mk3 of my parents, though that may be colored since it was my first often driven vehicle and my current W203. I got it after searching an awful lot of time for a good fully specced out car below 5k€. At first I wasn't so sure on it's looks but it has grown on me and I love to drive it. I feel lucky clocking in at 40km/anno. My green concious voice in my head just shrivels when driving.

This video I feel is the birth of the boom of this channel

Episch! De video is superdope! Wat een mooie Bella! 😍😍😍 Ik word er helemaal blij van! 🍀🍀🍀Thanks! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

That's the most accurate pronounciation of car names!

my first car lasted as special for 2 years. i kept it for 7. my second car is already at 2 years and doesn't seem to be getting old anything soon. there's just something about pressing the gas throttle on the v6 and the way it actually goes when you do that, while sounding awesome, that never gets old.

I bought a 159 Sportwagon by accident (long story). Was going to flip it but simply fell in love with it. 280,000Km and going like a train. So not typical Alfa.

4:15 that fucking hurt those rims are a work of art

I'd love to see an POV driving video of your 159

I have a 2010 159 1750tbi. It's still the best looking sedan/wagon ever made for me. It's also the most reliable Alfa Romeo, at the cost some "soul". But man does it stand out in the endless seas of Golfs, BMW 3er and Audi A4s. It's also surprisingly comfortable. Performance wise, the 1750tbi has torque everywhere, minimal turbo lag which makes really fun to drive. And the chassis corners real flat. Best buy I've ever made.

Great video with excellent narration! Also if you have more footage of you driving at Circuit Zandvoort we’d love to see it. Did you go to a track day? That could be a video on its own even.

I am hoping to buy an Alfa 4C sometime soon. I have an Abarth 500 right now and completely fell in love with all its quirks.

As a bella machina, it's a beautiful machine. Beautiful enough to ignore it's flaws. You are a design guy, not a car guy. As evidenced by plenty of beauty shots and 0 engine sound. P.S.: By saying you're not a car guy, bacause you dislike traffic, you imply car guys love traffic jams. Which is of course ridiculous. Nobody likes being stuck in traffic.