I think modern cars completely miss the delightful handling and light weight and simplicy of cars like this.

The Secret Feels Fast at legal speed limits 👌

Everything about this car, inside and out, is just bloody gorgeous.

When 4-cylinders sounded really good

That car has put a bigger smile on your face than the M3s you’ve been driving

Give us this over any modern BMW review 👌👏🏼

This is the sort of car that almost obliges you to play Matt Monroe's 'On days like these' as you drive along. Absolutely marvellous.

The smile on Harry's face at 11.30 says it all. Brilliant 👏

That Verde colour is absolutely stunning

I’ve owned a 1973 Alfa Giulia Sprint since 2008 and it’s the most fun car I’ve ever owned. I’ve had several Alfa’s, the ‘86 GTV6 I owned from new was addicting to drive, was gorgeous, sounded even more gorgeous, but was about as durable as a potato chip. The ‘73 Sprint I have now is actually quite reliable and is the most joyful experience I’ve ever had behind the wheel. These cars are much prettier than they appear in photos and on tv. The lines of the body are just pure art. It’s a good thing I live in Connecticut where I have to keep the car garaged most of the year (they use salt on the roads, and these cars RUST quickly), it’s kept the body rust free and the mileage much lower than it would be if I drove it daily. And this is a car you will want to drive daily!

Wonderful. I have had a 1974 GTJ 1600 Junior for 40 years. Lovely little cars!

This is, without question, my all-time favourite car. Thanks for showcasing it, Harry.

Such an elegant design the channel goes from strength to strength H.

Beautiful. What a contrast to the 'tanks' that we all drive today.

The perfect illustration of the feeling of speed being more important than the actual speed!

Those Alfas are some of the loveliest classic cars

Best part of a Sunday: new Harry’s video. Afterwards I go ”drive” the car in Forza Motorsport, haha!

I once owned a 1967 Giula Super "Bollino D'Oro ,same colour as this delightful GTV,the colour is called Verde Muschio.

What a beautiful car. So simple and elegant.

one of the most beautiful Alfa's ever built

Miss my old 1750, made every journey an adventure!

What a beautiful little alfa romeo I love cars from the 60s a benchmark that has never been bettered the epitome of style

One of the best engines ever. I had three cars with this engine, absolutely great.

Harry that is an "ASI targa oro" (golden plate), it means that not only the car has been ASI (historic registry) certified but it has been thoroughly checked by experts for its originality and being very well preserved. That's why Italians are very proud of the plate and display it on their cars.

Harry, I haven't seen you smile and grin that much in ages. Modern cars just don't do that.

Gosh I miss Britain. Great roads for small sports cars. Thanks Harry!

Outside simply gorgeous. Inside, that dashboard still fresher than cars sold nowadays with stupid tablets hanging and piano black, or cheap plastic. Here there is real wood and leather. Timeless car. One of my favorite cars . Love it.

great driveline. I owned a 67 Giulia Super 1600 in the late 70s and it drove wonderfully

Alfisti here, too. My GTV6 ownership was like dating a stripper. 95% high-maintenance. 5% envy-provoking, ecstatic motoring with a serious tendency towards explosive drama at any time.

A thing of beauty is a joy forever.

Honestly, i think that with the exception of supercars, this is my favourite car of the sixties/early seventies... Fun, beautiful and with a great noise. And i love this colour

Is this the best era for car enthusiasts? With a car from this era you got style, sound, beauty, driving pleasure... I'm so glad youngsters like me (26yo) are so interested in classic cars again!

This is a car you couldn't help falling in love with. A full sensory experience and neat as tuppence.

I love cars like that. Just pure driving.

I had a 1966 GT back in the 80's and it was utterly fantastic. Bertone outdid themselves on this one. Truly, one of the most beautiful cars ever made.

What a lovely little car. My Dad had a 1750 GTV back in the 1970's, it was a fantastic car. If I won the lottery I'd rather have an old Alfa than one of today's crazy supercars. Great video!

Green exterior and a brown interior, such an exquisite car.

What a refreshing changing from all the modern high performance cars.

We had a 1966 1600 Guilia Super. My father loved it. We went on several camping trips to southern Italy in it and a marathon journey through Yugoslavia to Greece. (I still have a 30 page schoolboy account of that holiday in an old exercise book. I have other memorabilia including a small promotional booklet of all the Alfa Romeo models on sale in the U.K. at the time and a Corgi model. It like our real car is white with a dark blue roof. It’s previous owner was Rob Walker.

Thank you Harry. I honestly felt the essence and joy of pure motoring with your video. What a wonderful little Alfa.

The feature in the bonnet we call it “scalino” literally means “step”, we use it to recognise early models from the later ones. It’s very nice that has the “Targa Oro” plaque means the Italian owner took great care of it. It’s also sad as it means another Alfa leaving his home country where most likely someone couldn’t afford to keep her anymore. It’s very sad, the past few decades there have been an hemorrhage of all sorts of Alfa’s, Lancia, Ferraris and so on as wealthy Americans buys them from Italy as they appear so cheap to them. I’m also aspecting all sorts of cars from the 80s early 90s (Delta Integrale) fly away to America as they get 30 years old. Unfortunately there are not many people in Italy wealthy enough to keep a classic car running, and most of the time it became a burden for the family, hence way so many get away.

A car with just enough of everything. Far greater than the sum of it's parts. Brilliant.

Harry's Garage, HubNut and Jay Leno's Garage and and are by far the best car channels there are imo. Real genuine car guys that seem real down to earth and friendly to others. While Jay and Harry do the more high end cars (very well), I find HubNut the best for your everyday forgotten old cars. Nothing like those spoiled kids and there ferrari's. I thank all three of you for making these great video's!

I've been to many, many, many summer cars shows.. And the cars that get the most attention are the classics, new Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini don't get a look in.. God bless the classics, and the people that keep them alive.

What a lovely little lady... Amazing. And it lived not so far from me - in Grado! In the old days, I was quite often there, for an espresso at the beach... These early Giulia Sprints were quite a rare sight, they lived not so long, because of the rust. Later versions, most were the 1300, some 1600, were a little bit better protected against the brown problem. I knew some Veloces here, because the tax was quite low on these little engines, so it was a competitor against the E-Type, and the Mercedes SL. Expensive to buy, but relatively cheap to own and drive. Great handling, very robust engines - if they got warmed up softly. So they could reach more than 150.000 Kilometers without problems. But... Revving them to early gives an instand death. I think, this example needs to get on the road, because she sounds not perfect. If this would be my car, I would take her for a happy tour - and maybe for a date at Mr. Tyrrell for a little fine tuning at the carbs... Thank you for this video - greetings from Austria 🇦🇹!

Nice to see a video like this again instead of the BMW M whatever it is, or even worse the electric cars. A beautiful Alfa and Harry enjoying himself. Wonderful.

I recently discovered the joy of small engined cars, I would travel all over NZ in my V8 at speeds well over 160kph and get to where I was going and think that was a nice run, but now I use a small engined light weight car and have a blast in the twisty bits using all the gears and get to where I am going with a smile after chuckling to myself as I blast through the twisties at less than the open road limit

The little Bertie has to be one of the prettiest cars ever designed.

I love this era of car. I had a series 3 Alfa Spider with the 2 liter and just loved it. I always liked the fact, as you pointed out, that the sounds and the raw feeling of the car made you feel that you were going faster than you actually were. Something that’s lost in more modern cars.

Such a sweet little thing. As you say Harry, you don't have to be going 'balls out' to really enjoy the drive! Hustling this along a B road, keeping the momentum up is just as enjoyable, if not more, than something that will go twice as fast.

This might be my favorite of all the cars Harry has reviewed, and the 105 series are definitely my favorite Alfas.

Had a 1750 Spider, so much fun to thrash around. Tossable and light, the way it was. Entralling sport motoring

My late mum had one like that new in '66, then a 1750 GTV a few years later and a 2000 GTV (one of the last) in '75. She never sold the 2000, so now it's in my garage and I'll never sell it. Amazing cars and so much better than the soulless stuff that is made today which feels slow at 120mph (just before you lose your licence). At £50k this is half the price of that unbelievably ugly M3 - a bargain! More classics please Harry!

Great to see the classics on HG again!

Great little cars. I had a 1969 1750 GTV when I was too young to fully appreciate how special it was. Wish I'd kept it now.

Back to the classics. The summer is coming 🤙

I litteraly fell in love with mine. Could drive it all day long. The way she feels and sounds and she looks stunning. 😍 Just can't get enough 😃

Proper driving. A relationship between machine and driver where one is dependent upon the other without electronic nanny aids to dilute the experience. Lovely video. Thanks Harry 👍

When I was 18 my Dad owned a 1966 Alfa 1600 Duetto roadster, using the same power train as Harry drives here. That little roadster taught me the exhilaration of piloting a thoroughbred two-seater. Now I’m 71 and a current-generation Mazda MX-5 sits in my garage. That car is far more faithful to my Dad’s Duetto than anything Alfa Romeo builds now. Or anybody else.

Great narrative on the joys of driving an old sports car. This should be required viewing for all supercar owners!

That Door Cam move almost made me fall over! Artistic touch.

I take my 1750 on the highway once in a while. It doesn't feel awkward at all. The seat is comfortable, the clutch is light, the gearbox is smooth, the brakes are sharp and the engine has plenty power to cope with traffic. Of course, it's still an old car from the 70s, with shakes and rattles, but is very reliable if driven regularly. I wouldn't think twice before taking her on a long distance journey. Doing all the maintenance work myself, helps with the peace of mind.

Your "farmer friend from down the road" may shout "power" in that vulgar way while spinning in a cloud of smoke but to see you enjoying the involvement and delicacy of this little Alfa and even to argue a reasoned justification for choosing the smaller engine is why we look forward to watching you. You are the true enthusiast.

Probably my favourite Alfa - it just looks and sounds right :-)

A beautiful car and so ahead of its time - disk brakes, 5 speed manual box, twin cam small capacity four cylinder and classic styling. Thankyou Harry. When I was a young boy the owner of an Italian "Sidoli" cafe in my village had one in the same colour - my dad maintained it in a large Rootes/Chrysler dealership so this brought back memories.

That little 1600 engine sounds absolutely sweet as a nut half a century down the line .

Revisited this video just now while surfing Harry's fascinating channel. I'm another whom prefers uncluttered styling of early Giulia examples like this one, having owned a '74 GTV (USA-spec 115) from-new for 25 yrs. Long gone but certainly not forgotten! Great times and memories!

What a lovely little thing. And it looks fantastic in green.

I spent a good amount of time around these Alfas, and they're all just an absolute joy. The smaller the engine, the sweeter it is - even the 1300 Junior is a real honey of a car to steer. I have a particular fondness for a 1750 GTV... though I'd absolutely adore a Giulia Super or 1750 Berlina.

Classic case of the enjoyment of driving a slow car fast rather than a fast car slow! Thanks for sharing this delightful specimen!

As a young man living in Austin, Texas in 1974 through '76, I had the extraordinary pleasure of owning a '65 version - white with Maserati air horns and Nardi wheel & shift knob. Blasting through the mostly empty central Texas rolling Hill Country roads at the time while listening to that lovely motor and feeling the road in that special Alfa way always brought a heavenly smile to my face. Over the years and decades before and since, I've owned and driven many wonderful sports cars, but driving the Gulia Sprint GT simply brought more smiles than any of them. Thanks, Harry, for rekindling the memories.

Had an orange one years ago, and a spyder a decade later. Perfect cars for a relaxed but sporty drive in the country.

Brings back memories of my 1750GTV ... it was quite easy to lose the back end of that in the wet! These are a brilliant drivers car. 😀👍

My favourite growing up along with the BMW 2002 ti and my poor man's version the Datsun 510. Simple, light & fun to drive! Can totally relate to the joy @ 60mph.

I own since 4 years a 1300 scalino, and.. They have soul. They are not fast, not performing, but my God, since you start it, it makes you feel alive with her. It's just the joy of the ride, nothing else, and nothing moderns can deliver.

Back to classic car reviews! Yes!

Don’t know why but I realise how much I love badges on the side of cars like this Alfa.

My dad had the 2000 GTV. I used to borrow it and drive the rings off it! Beautiful car.

I can't believe i sold my 1974 1600 junior. It was mostly rust but i still loved it👌🏻

What a sweet little Alpha! Part of the appeal of cars like this is the effort you have to put in to drive them rather than just sitting there cocooned in some modern , high powered offering packed with driver aids. Take the Alpha up through the gears to 70 and get a real buzz or do 100+ plus in your RS4/M5 etc and feel nothing. 👍

My favourite reviewer in the most beautiful car of all time... doesn't get much better for a Sunday evening. Thanks Harry!

Any Alfa with that Twin is a winner. The 116 with the engine is perhaps under valued as people pour money into the V6. 105s are now very expensive for a reason. Nice flick again.

Harry, thanks for showing all those good old times jewels! Just the car for some perforated gloves ...

Bit late getting round to watching Mr M's latest Harry's Garage video and what a beauty it is.

Beautiful car, I think the step-nose actually looks better than the later 1750. As always, great job getting "the feel" of the car across.

What a delightful little car, pure and simple 👌🏻

Nipped out to the garage after this to give my 105 Spider a little pat on the roof. Joyous cars.

What a heroic little car

What a gorgeous car! ... from the analogue days! ... Proves the point, you don't need huge speed to be having fun! Love it's simplicity, the rorty exhaust note, and the fact that the design is just so!!

Oh to have been young and rich in 1966. Revolver by The Beatles and one of those, life would have been very heaven.

A beautiful car with a lovely sound from that engine thanks

Love these trips down memory lane Harry.

I remember lusting after one of these in the local Alfa dealership, long before I had a licence. The Alfaholics update looks interesting.

Watching the Masters, just chilling on a wonderful lazy Sunday.....Oh wait! There might be a new Harry's Garage! Awesome video this week. Really just such a pleasant relaxing thing to watch. Back to the Masters. Thanks Harry!

Cars like this are monumental in the automotive history. The carburetors, the raw sound via exhaust without catalytic converters and emission regulations in mind… I still have the memories of my grandpa’s Fiat 128 Berlinetta, that screaming 1100cc engine revved up to 7000rpm just to get at highway speeds at 4th gear! Today my modest Yaris with 1.0 3cylinder engine is capable for 100kmh at just under 3000rpm (and I really enjoy my car) and 5.4l/100km but I would take an old school Alfa or Fiat every single day… Another great video Harry! Thank you!!

Lovely to watch. I see the potholes are getting worse in the middle of 'your' corners!

What a joyous car. Makes me want to take my Giulia out. Thank you Harry

Watching this beauty after last week’s monstrous M3 makes me want to cry at how much car design has regressed these days.

Superb little car! I went through the whole range over the years, Junior, 1750 to 2ltr. Early example of a mass produced 5speed box was a delight and quintessentially Italian. Snorty exhaust and a very entertaining rear end in the wet !!

Pretty little thing, love it. So simple. I have one of her descendants, 1980 Alfasud Sprint Veloce.