Absolutely adore this car! I recently bought a 91 Civic Si (insert flame here) that I'm hoping to restore and then keep upgrading over the years. One day I might have something half as good as this car. Well done to Alphaholics, and thank you for the stunning video Chris Harris and film crew!

Cops in Italy used to drive like this in seventies with alfa.

This car successfully addresses all that is wrong with modern-day sports cars. Hooray! :-D

This Alfa Romeo is an absolute jewel. It combines everything that's great about cars. It's a rare thing when a car gives you that funny feeling in your stomach as if you were in love. This is one of those rarities.

I am not interested in "Chris Harris Drives the new Lambo/Ferrari or whatever"...I am interested in this type of shit! Yeah!!!

that's a piece of art in motion

One of the best cars designed ever! I'm so proud of our designers, this was Alfa at his best !

La meccanica delle emozioni 🇮🇹

I never get sick of watching good drivers like him. Nobody has the skills or ambition today.

this guy can drive

One of my favourite cars, stunning!

Have watched this so many times. Love this car, love Chris Harris. Prime example of how lap times, huge power and top speed are irrelevant when a car is this much fun.

Entering that chicane, power sliding through it and perfectly apexing the exit was an absolute thing of beauty!

As an Alfa-Romeo lover... this is pure porn to watch!!!

I'm more of an American car guy but my god that car is a beautiful work of art that's undeniable.👍

I would rather have one of these for the weekend, than Ferrari, Bugatti or Porche. Pure class!

The camera work is sublime. Chris Harris can drive, and share the fun with the audience like no one!

the 1600 GT Junior was my absolut first car in my life - in 1985 - and they 11 year old car cost mi just 650.000 Lire - 325 € in today´s money i´m just CRYING.......

Perfect Car, perfect Setup.... This is just what it is about to simply DRIVE!

"I've got a sweat on, for all the right reasons" - reminds me of my own Alfa Romeo ownership and how alfisti become alfisti. This car looks and sounds like it fulfills the dream. Thank you Alfaholics! Teary and emotional to watch this.

a man drressed for the beach driving better than many richies on racing apparel...

This video is way too short.

I have never seen a video where the car just looked so much fun! Oh what I would give to drive this. Fantastic video.

Simple, powerful and light with no unnecessary blah....classic driving pleasure guaranteed.

I'm old enough to remember people like Pinto driving Alfa GTAs against Lotus Cortinas (with Sir John Fitzpatrick) in the world touring Car Champs in the 1960s. The GTAs were known to have superb balance and handling. Brilliant cars, wonderful drivers; the best of times .... !

Marvelous, these cars make me want to keep modifying my Saab 99 from 1975. The peoples cars of that era, like the BMW and Alfa Romeo, look so incredible sleek and well curved!

I must have watched this over 10 times over the years. On a track day I would take this over any supercar

When Chris is telling the story I can really imagine how the car feels.

I wish Alfaholics had a US location. Would love this car. I had a tech question and emailed them. They got right back to me with the information I wanted

Wow! So glad I stumbled across this video. My brother had a 69 GTV and we loved it, beautiful car. The lines still hold up nicely 50 years later. I had an 85 Spyder Veloce which was my dream car back then. It was my daily driver for 5 years and never let me down once, way more reliable than many other heaps I drove back in the day!

Someone must know the lovely bit of music at the end of the video, just as Chris is giving the in depth description of this little Alfa. What a car!

This, is my favorite 4 wheeled piece of art in the bloody world

Nice exhaust note

I race on trackdays where alfa holics also goes, and i can tell you.. Even against m3's they ripp! Theyre proper fast and the sound is amazing

Can't we all just appreciate that glorious sound.

Not normally into Alfas but this one always gets me right here...(beating chest) Beautiful... Pity cant afford one! Moves totally undignified on that track... Love it!

Chris Harris The James Bond of automotive journalist. That GT has always been my favorite Alfa and this company has rocked them to perfection. Great run ,great review, great car ,great driver. I can't say anything more..

One of the best looking cars in my opinion and with these upgrades just wow.

I'm building the Japanese version of this privately (getting workshops to do the physical work) and its so hard. There is so much involved in creating a polished car even if, at face value, the mechanical changes are minimal. This video gives me hope that maybe what i'm trying to do will be worth it in the end?

I’ve watched this 50 times and never tire of hearing that Twin Spark at full tilt.

alfa romeo = art

I scheduled in my calendar to watch this video once a week, this is week 24, and everytime it gets better!!! this video is therapy

Everything about this car is over the top. The looks from all angles, the interior, the sound, the color, the simplicity, the way it sits on the road,.............absolutely amazing.

This little car is amazing in every way, magnificent!!

Le vecchie Alfa mi fanno venire i brividi !!!! Bellissima 😍😍😍

This car was always excellent. When Alfa Romeo was producing these cars the other manufacturers, were producing ... tin cans with wheels. Especially some German automakers, that even today, they never made a car as good as this one. Even the 1.3 liter was very fast, with lots of torque, exceptional sound, and control out of this world.

OH my God! I'm drooling! It brings back so many memories of the Alfa's I've owned since 1979 (1966 Alfa Romeo Gulia 1600 Spider Veloce , 1976 Alfetta GT 2000, highly modified). That Alfaholics version is super well balanced in power and suspension to drift so easily and precisely, reminds me of my !976 Alfetta GT 2000. Just feathering the throttle while making minor adgustlemnt to then stering wheel. While the machine is just eating up the road. SOOOOOoooooGOoooooooooooooooooood...Thanks for sharing .

My dad had almost all of the old Alfas. I have been obsessed ever since. I remember as a little boy my dad driving his 3.0l gtv6, the sound has always stayed with me. The induction noise from those 6 carbs was something to behold. And the 4 cylinders sounded very similar to this. The 2.0 alfetta my dad had sounded like this. Thank God for Alfa Romeo, the world would have been boring without them

I'd love to have this on one side of my garage and a Lancia HF Lusso on the other.

"modern sports car designers should drive one of these to remember what to do" started with a Kia stinger ad... kek

The induction noise gives me shivers! That thing is glorious!

How this vid got dislikes is beyond me. I have a mk1 escort currently being built with a yb cosworth engine that I am going to convert to fuel injection throttle bodies.. people don't understand why I would do this... THIS is why.. pure driving!

I bought a GT Junior for £420 back in 1977..In 12 months of ownership I had ONE day when everything worked on it..... But boy,... What a day that was....

My childhood dream car, A L I V E !! So beautiful and that noise... Thank You Chris.

I've lost count how many times I've watched this....such a great video. I want one,....and Chris Harris's commentary, enthusiasm and devotion are captivating. Essential driving, it's what all true petrol-heads want........No fuss, no assistance, having to work to get the most out of a car...I'm sold

My God. The sound of the engine and exhaust reverbing/ echoing through the bodywork is amazing!!

The sound the looks the drive...im in love 😍

Thank you for that!! Just the morning pick-up I needed!!

One of the best Car Clips of all time. Chris Harris + Alfa Romeo = Pure LOVE & Emotion!

wow. I'm in absolute awe. Chris man, when I think you can't impress me any more, you come up with another great clip. keep it up. I'm living through you!

My favorite car ever.

This was already one of my fav Alfa’s already sooo this is like god

In the eighties I had 3 alfas, first one was a 76 giulia 1600 supernova, that ended in the side a van that didn't see me overtaking, kept the remaining in the garden and moved to a 2l coupe Bertone (the car in the video), this was really amazing, would get your juices flow, that went in a tree, found a bare body custom bi-color alpine metalic blue top and silver metallic bottom with white racing stripes from front to rear, this was a 1965 1300 giulia fully chromed 4 head lights front and decided to use absolutely every part I could get from the 76 1600, reverse pedals, original the axes was down and not assisted by engine manifold, all interior swapped, I had so much fun with that car... there wasn't a place I would go that people wouldn't ask me how much I wanted for it. Few months later I found a 2.4l rally engine in a small garage that was used as a depot by Alfa during a summer race 10 years earlier. Got the block for peanuts and decided to overhaul it and install in the Giulia. I could never find out exactly how many HP that engine developed but with the double weber 46 it was said to be 240. Mounted 195/14 r 50 on the original 165 rims, I have had many cars since those days and some pretty fast ones but is it real memories or just nostalgia I do not think I had more pleasure driving ever than with this car. Thing to remember is that in those days gears were not to drive over 185km/h regardless of the power so the gears were very short and you had to change pretty much all the time to stay above 4500, the cars were designed for small country roads, hill climbing, this car was fitted with 4 disk brakes that sustained heat pretty well , a 5 short gear box, Independent mc-pherson suspension so was very much advanced for any series cars of the 70's. no way you could go anywhere without feeling that desire to push it faster in every corner. it had the small tipicall front windows in the door frame corner, it had a particularity in that the wheel nuts where reverse threaded from one side to the other to use the wheel rotation to keep them tight . Unfortunately the European cars of the 70's/ 80's and more specially alfas after they were taken over by Fiat would rot just looking at them and in those days I could not afford a complete body work, the chassis started to be soft, rust started to show under the doors so the best I could do was giving it to the local Alfa club and let them do whatever would be best of it. Another thing to remember is that as I see on the roads if you drive a fun car (usually cheap) no one can keep up with you, the guy behind is not going to destroy his GT3 just to show you his goes faster, so if you have the money to buy a GT3 or a GTR even, remember you will have much more fun driving a megane or a civic R to it's max because you will have less fear of loosing big. However the fun of driving a giulia or a 110 alpine, a cooper S , a r5 turbo, in a deserted back country road early sunday morning is way way more fun than going round a track in a Lambo.

what an awesome machine! you sold us short with the video in terms of its duration Chris! Absolutely sensational video! nice driving as per usual mate. love the intro music also .

LOVE LOVE LOVE this car and this video! Harris is at his best when he's behind the wheel of a car like this, kudos for a job well done to Alfaholics!

Alfa Romeo number one ❤🍀🇮🇹

Just sublime. If I ever win the lottery I will be taking a holiday in the West Country. Fantastic car control by CH yet again.

Saw a GTAm absolutely pants a plethora of 911’s and have loved them ever since. One of my favourite cars

My first car was a 1976 alpha Romeo Alphetta Gt 4 door. 4 cyl. 5 speed

For me, there are only one real sportcars .... the italian !!! If you never have driven an italien car, you don`t know what it means to drive a beautiful exciting and emotional car. Every fiber of my heart loves these cars. Especially my 3.2 busso. This is real love

Beautiful ...I fell in love with one of these in 1996 and I am so glad you seem to feel the same .. thank you for reminding me I have great taste

Ever time I see one of your Videos CHRIS it makes me go drive Fiesta ST on three wheels, I’m 70 and still love the fell of Speed and Dancing through the Twisties.

I don’t think there is another car that I want to own more than this Chris ‘s enthusiasm in this video is totally infectious, totally superb, I hope he bins top gear and comes back to KZfaq!!

looks spectacularly fun

I revisit this video time and time again, just like a favourite music clip. Such fun!

I always come back to this video because I’m absolutely in love with this car

I'm glad to see Neil filmed this, does he work for Top Gear as well?

Exactly what is missing from modern cars; simplicity. I know most of the day to day muppets who don't care about cars, want all those ruinous gadgets and bullcrap, which plague the industry currently, but I wish all manufacturers would at least take the time to make a cost efficient, simple sports car, like they used to. Better yet, bring out the tooling from some of the legendary models in the past and make them again for enthusiasts to buy new again but in large numbers like before, to bring down the costs and make it affordable. There is no point in bringing back simple cars, if like this Alfa, it's not affordable for most people, no matter how good it might be. It would also contribute to bringing back the excitement in the automobile in younger generations, by creating obtainable and yet genuinely amazing automobiles they can aspire to, just like us older guys have had in the past.

Please keep em coming Mr. Harris. Outstanding. You must admit, this is one crazy according to it's title, but you did a hell of job with opening the views eyes. The joys,the experience, the goose bumps, and sporting cominality to driving as a "practice" (as we say about yoga) of balance and holding the noices and special things that take you away when driving and properly taking it in. Always time well spent. Great work. Thanks again for sharing.

Chris, as usual your videos and reviews are impecable and probably the best on the auto journalism world. And this Alfa... bloody hell this thing is gorgeous and very few times do we see you so satisfied with a ride.

Top Gear always make more effort and passion in making videos about Alfa Romeo.

Harris is the only presenter I actually like on Top Gear knows cars and can really appreciate the mechanical link, the engagement that actually makes driving fun.I'm still driving a manual, I'm in no hurry to get an auto, digital , paddle shift, infotainment bloody fun hoover extractor just yet.

Ho consumato un treno di gomme a furia di vedere questo video, non ne posso fare a meno, ho avuto per 12 anni un'Alfa GT Junior elaborata dal mitico Franco Angelini di Roma, bellissimi ricordi e rimpianti.

This is sooo beautiful - I simply love it!!!

A Euromillions win would see one of these in the garage to compliment my Singer 911 and Eagle E-Type Roadster.

All this Chris Harris Drives content is simply sensational. What a treat, thank you!!

Sublime. My favourite car, and a superb report. Thank you so much.

Wow, i am in love. Just Amazing.

THIS over the singer every single day of my life

I’m totally in love with almost every piece of jewellery which have the Alfa Romeo logo on it!

I like the fact proper little segments like this are being uploaded to KZfaq. It's a nice change from the pointless 3 minute previews which I'm used to seeing from other TV shows.

And this is why I love earlier Alfa's so much. Absolutely beautiful cars.

Welp, looks like I have a new dream car.

I saw my first Alfas in Rome in '69, at 17. Fell in love with those little Giulias roaring through traffic. In the 80s my pal had a 72 GTV w/dual webers and I drove the heck out of it with him. Snick, snick.

What a beauty.and the sound is just awesome.Nothing beats a well restored classic car

we Italians are famous for the things we ruined after having conceived them. Alfa Romeo is just one example of what I'm saying ... unfortunately. Forgive that English, did my best...;)

Before the infamous Fiat acquisition, that’s what Alfa Romeo used to be...the best everyday sports cars ever made: balanced, light, powerful, technologically advanced, fabolous look.

What a proper driver's car. A throwback in so many ways. Love it! Modern sports cars can get the heck outta here with their electronics, gadgets and turbos, regardless of how fast they are.

What a delightful video. When I was a kid the GTA was the car that I wanted, but could not afford. So I got a Fiat Sport Coupe, moded the engine and added an Ansa exhaust, Koni shocks, and BWA wheels. To this day it remains the most fun car I have owned, and this video brings home the pure exhilaration of driving a car with just the bare essentials. Who needs all the modern creature comforts? Just get down to the basics and go driving.