I just bought a Brera...my first Alfa....so i'm currently watching everything Alfa.....never realised how beautiful the cars are until I bought one.

This has very quickly become my favourite KZfaq channel.

This is just simply WOW ...The models that I never even knew existed !!! Yes they had their problems , some big and some small but quite a attractive cars , and they ran pretty well.

Wow for fellow Alfisti, this must have been akin to discovering the treasures in Tutankhamen's tomb. Excellent!

UNBELIEVABLE, I'm open-mouthed, this is a lot of information to digest. Thank you so much! As soon as the door opened and the Procar was there, it was obviously going to be fantastic. That thing was shown at Monza on the weekend of the 1988 F1 race, the noise of the V10 was something else. So many hidden treasures in this video. I need to go to Arese, mecca of the alfisti.

Fantastic! I will make sure I organize a visit next time I’m in Italy!

Awesome! I visited the old Alfa collection while living nearby in 2001. It was hidden in some remote part of the Arese facility, you had to ask for the way. Once inside, I felt like a 6yr-old in a candy shop. 🤗

I’ve purposely waited till I got home from work to watch this and my god it was well worth the wait . Like a hyperactive child with ADHD I was wide eyed and did not blink in fear of missing something special . I think I’m just going to watch it all over again . Plus I just noticed I have dribbled down my chin 🤤

Thank you for sharing this video. I paused the video so many times just to look carefully at each design. A shame that some cars didn't make it to production :(

Last summer I was in north Italy for holidays. One day I sent the wife and girls to Milan for shopping and I went tonthe Museum. I had the greatest day ever, what a beautiful collection!

Watched it three times. My favourites are the Diva (in my eyes far ahead of the final 4C) and, you guessed it, the Montreal design study.

I had the opportunity to visit this magnificent museum. Not only for Alfisti, but for car fans in general, it's a must go place. Alfa sure strikes the design key strongly and passionately. Congratulations for your channel, love it. Kind regards from Portugal.

One of your best, could have watched an hour of these special Alfa's

This is so pinche cool , i like the Montreal prototype more than production model. I feel like a child after watching this video , i will have to watch it several times to see all fo the models clearly , what work of industrial art , bravo

For the person who put dislike. Im sorry your german car dont have such history. Greath colection, but damh that 164 pro car is too damh se y.

Thank you so much for sharing this. I went to the museum back in 1988 and absolutely loved it. To see so many more Alfa treasures is wonderful. Hopefully one day I can make it back to Europe and visit both the museum again and this wonderful treasure trove. Best wishes from New Zealand.🇳🇿🍀❤️

That was very impressive, what a variety of cars. What surprised me most was the Indy Car engine. Had no idea Alfa was so engaged in US motorsports. Thanks a lot! Ciao 🙋‍♂️

Beautiful cars. A feast for the eyes. Thank you. Viva Alfa Romeo!

Oh how I would love a night in THAT museum!😍😍😍🇮🇹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

By sheer coincedence I read an article about the Montreal this very morning. It's in the present issue of dutch magzine "De onschatbare klasssieker" (The priceless Clasic). That white prototype must then have been one of the 2 which where actually shown on the Montreal World Fair. Then it will however have a small Guilia (?) engine. Very rare indeed. I must say that to my taste Alfa Romeo is the only brand that regularly seems to hit styling highspots during the last decades. If only I wasn't so attached to my XM. Oh, and the Coupe Fiat has also been tempting. It's too small to be practical for my freight hauling antics but stylingwise: Olala! Especially the yellow one! Vrooom! But I degress. :-)

I've just discovered this channel and I'm really impressed with the contents, I have a great love for Italian cars and your videos cover this passion that I have, thanks for all of your hard work you put into creating these wonderful videos. By the way I have subscribed to the channel.👍

The red Alfetta GTV6 3 litre was built by Zagato has a ZF front mounted gearbox that is why it has a large centre tunnel,the 75 Turbo Imsa is the ultimate evolution of the 75 Turbo Evo,with coil overs , special adjustable de-dion suspension on which the ES30 Zagato was based on.

Perhaps it is fate that the world would stop temporarily...at the 110th Anniversary of Alfa Romeo...for ‘The Company’ to realize it has enough genuine fans worldwide to finally open its ‘secret garage’ to starving Alfisti around the world...we hunger for togetherness, identity and a deeper commitment to the Alfa Experience!

Absolutely gorgeous collection of cars.

Such an amazing collection! Thank you for capturing and sharing

Wow that Alfa that went from Scandinavia to South Africa that’s amazing

Thank you for sharing and thanks to the Alfa Museum too.

Che bello questo museo Matteo !!! I thought the Alfa Museum when I visited mid 2000s was the best car museum I had ever visited.

What a fantastic insight into Alfa, loved it💖 such an array of beautiful designs and some not so🤪 😷👌

Your videos are a treasure trove of information. Beautifully presented, Thank You so much!!

Cool, thanks for sharing! You made me realize I need go to the regular Alfa Romeo museum, as I have also been a fan of this truly Italian brand. And now I’m gonna look for your Alfasud videos (my first car was an Alfasud)

Fascinating viewing. A true treasure trove. Thank you for sharing.

I remember reading about the svar and esvar alfasuds in 1992 in the book i bought just prior to buying my alfasud sprint 1.5 qv.. i drove my sprint today.... it was like it was 1993 again 🥰

Grazie per aver mostrato la tua visita alle sacra cantina di San Alfa Romeo! Great video again Matteo. What a tour of so many treasures. It must have been difficult to just spend limited time with some of those rare, interesting and some surprising vehicles. Salute!

Wonderful video! This is heaven!! 🍀😍😍

WOW, what a trip, rare and important stuff, dream tour! Many many thanks for sharing!

6:19 I own a 75 QV fom 1990. And I bought it with the possibilty to buy anonther black one, this one truely original with the original first paint. But I decided to buy the other black one with a great new paint job (far better than the poor thin first paint from the Arese production time), but all details on the car were black (only except for the trimlines in dark grey)! In my opion perfect! I decided to be the owner of one with the best look for this centro stile design (for me it is if the body paint is on all parts, especially the plastic ones) and I was so glad to see, that the last 75 was painted in the same way with all around body paint even on the bumpers (sadly with the coverage we can not take a look at the side mirrors). Thank you for this information gift. A great video. In this times, in which all cars were only badge carriers, it´s so sweet to look at design of this caliber in all kinds of variety. What a marque!! Black in Black ;- ) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jt12f7iGy9jRgmg.html&pbjreload=101

Incredible!

such a great video! Congratulations Matteo and thanks for sharing! I really enjoyed and it was was like being there, despite of the distance...

Wow - what a collections - thanks for sharing - good to know there are still pristine Alfas out there :-)

Stunning collection...well presented, interesting and very well edited. Loved it thank you 👍

That's a great video and a great channel. They will come

Brilliant, thank you

And people don't belive that haven exist, huh ? :D Btw, you are so lucky you could visit this museum. The most beautiful place i have seen

Well done!!! Excellent video!!!!!

I saw the saragat,75 evo and 2600 zagato last may at the museum. I would love to see the vault. Thank you for the video.

This is my favorite channel ..tq for the reviews ..

Beautiful cars...

GRAZIE MILLE for this video, its time you did a few videos on the cars in the vault!!!

You are a lucky man!!! Congrats!!! Bravo Matteo once again!!!

Another excellent video...grazie mille!

Video fantastico. Sembrava di essere li! Grazie!

Fascinating! When I visit Italy one day, i want to go there with you and talk about Alfas! :D

amazing heritage of concepts gadgets and design firsts. Bravo

Wow!! Great video 🙏🏻

Wow! I want to see more of this!👍🤩

This is a lovely video. What cars these Alfas are! I loved the Arese museum. Will never forget my visit.

Awesome video. Thank you very much

Thank you !!!!!

Pure design and mechanical engineering

Wow, fantastic !

The GTV6 Proto has been built on Alfa 6 floorplan (with the gearbox at the front and De Dion suspension). The engine is 2.5 V6

I did not realise that any other car attempted the Cape Cold to Cape Hot run other than an Austin. This was undertaken in the early 50s. One of my prized possessions,from childhood, I still have the paperback book. Another great video.

This is very very good..tq for the videos....

Such great Concept cars ✌️Such a great company !

Lovely video Matteo, very jealous you got to see these beauties in the metal. Miss you on twitter mate..who am I going to chat about Zeta's with now!? 😔 Hope you're well my friend, lots of love ChodSpot xx

Imagine other manufacturers keeping all their cars somewhere, what a depresive place that would be for many of them. 😃

Love the tour. You have to go more often to the vault!

Great video, thanks!

I need to visit, this place 🔥

Che video! Complimenti Matteo

bellissimo!

NICE!

Un concentrato di emozioni forti...troppo forti! Propongo un'approfondimento per le best five. Voto per il prototipo procar. Complimentissimi! P.s. bellissima l'Alfetta Gt giallo piper (1.8, riconoscibile dal muso senza le feritoie). Grazie.

I'm speechless!🇧🇷🇮🇹

Hi Matteo. Hope you are well. Great video. Keep us updated on the red GTV. It is very intriguing. The entire interior is different and even the seats which I don't recognize from other models. The silver GTV6 is a twin brother of my car. Exactly the same. Keep those videos coming and, if you feel like it, drop by Twitter and say hi to the guys. 👍

Grand lavoro per il video. 👍

You lucy duck.Very happy for you....

Wow! What a wonderfull video! Thank you very, very much for filming it and sharing on KZfaq, I really find it very interesting and I've ask myself why the Montreal or Navajo -among many others- aren't on the permanent exposition.

Bravissimo!!!

Beautiful video. Thank you so much for sharing. Sub'd 👍

After a 67 Giulia super, 69 spyder, 71 gtv, 71 berlina, 72 berlina, might be time for another.

Saw the 159 Alfetta running at Phillip Island in 2010, I've fettled a Scuderia Ferrari 8C 2600 Monza in a workshop where a young Daniel Ricciardo was working on his Go Kart, also had the privilege of visiting the Arese Museum a few years ago. Would love to return and see inside the vault. Interested to know if they want a youngish, enthusiastic guy to help restore/prepare the cars? I'll bring over my 1750 GTV race car from Australia if they're interested. Just came across your channel and loving it.

The 164 Procar was probably made for the same series as the 3,5 liter BMW M1 Procar that ended up in a cool one make series as an opening act for, you guessed it! Formula 1!

i love you broooo vivaa alfaaaaa

Wow really nice place !!

2:15 that maroon Zeta 6 Zagato . so niceee.

Lovely video Matteo. I went a couple of years ago and I had a strange feeling of emotion and sadness in the same time. What was the place from which our "alfisti dreams" where made today it's a museum. A lovely one, fair to say. Thanks!

Wow, I am speechless. Beautiful cars, what a vault... :) Quick question to Matteo: Is there a guided tour also in English? I unfortunately do not speak the beautiful language of Dante Alighieri... And how can you book such a tour?

U should also make a video about the first v10 ever made, the one under the 164 pro car

Great video, but can you please film the panning shots where the camera moves at 60fps? The video was very choppy and gave me motion sickness. Thank you.

I can’t help but notice people were wearing masks at the Alfa showroom. We appreciate your hard work despite the risks involved in making this video. Thanks and be safe

This video is too short!! Thank you for this content!!

How different and beautiful is without the front spoiler!

A 4c with a 3.2 v6 paddle shifter , I want one!!

No words

7:56 WOW WOW WOW 🤩 That’s the real Alfa 4C or maybe even 6C. My goodness it looks phenomenal! Any addditional information on this car or a place I can find out more?

Ho visitato oggi la Collezione: la strana GTV rossa mi hanno spiegato essere il prototipo di Alfa 6 Coupe "camuffata da GTV".

How people can dislike this???

1:03 The gold color model - Kamal prototype (2003). Why they din't put this beautiful model (even in this days) in the production? Year 2000 was start of SUV era in Europe.