1932 Alfa Romeo Monza Replica - Jay Leno's Garage

[@Brennan_Huff_001]

I can’t help but keep coming back to this video every month or so. What a fantastic piece of machinery that can still be enjoyed close to a hundred years after it’s original inception

[@tomskimcdouglegaming806]

its*

[@zxggwrt]

"This could be a very sensible, family car!" -spoken like a true car guy! We love you Jay keep doing this thing you do.

[@jakegarandm1]

this might just be my favorite sounding engine of all time

[@Ruben-Mazereeuw]

Old car but the engine sound is much much better than most of today's cars.❤❤❤

[@Patrick_B687-3]

That growl and whine gives me deep chills. Never heard anything like it. I never gave these cars a second thought until I've watched these videos Jay, but I am in totally in awe. Not too many things make an impression on me at this age, but these old cars blow me away. Thanks for sharing, and making them more than a museum relic. God these are fantastic!!!

[@raegaldorn7681]

Totally agree, it sounded and looks amazing :)

[@jcgabriel1569]

If you want to hear more of it (and I bet you do), you need to see this link here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYjGgnSQjLZ_pJY That car IS an original Alfa Romeo 8C Monza, being tested on a wet track. Here's some more info on the car on the link: www.ultimatecarpage.com/chassis/3392/Alfa-Romeo-8C-2300-Monza-2211120.html

[@Patrick_B687-3]

@@jcgabriel1569 Oh wow, JC, I will be checking this out immediately.

[@jcgabriel1569]

@@Patrick_B687-3 Mind you, the car in the link IS an original Alfa Romeo Monza, built circa 1932, given an enlarged engine in 1933 (The car Jay Leno drove had a 2300cc engine, the car on my link had 2600cc), and it had a very good race record, driven by the best drivers of the day, and there it is, driven in the wet. And best of all, the owner of the car in the link I posted likes to drive that car on the road. In fact, in 2012 the owner did a remarkable feat in that priceless car. He drove it from Germany (where the owner lives), through Belgium, France, loaded it to the channel train to UK, then once in the UK, drove it to a race track where he entered it in a historic race meeting, raced it there, WON the race, and once the race meeting is finished, drove it back home again!

[@jcgabriel1569]

@@Patrick_B687-3 Here's another short clip I hunted down. Low quality video, but the sound... kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWO7onWOpJqIbtE

[@firefightergoggie]

what an amazing sound! that engine note is intoxicating.

[@catey62]

It has to be one of the sexiest sounding engines I've ever heard..and the style of that car is just drop dead gorgeous as well.

[@TheBlaert]

I know a guy who actually races a genuine 8C 2300. And I don't just mean a relaxing vintage race. He gives it absolute death on hillclimbs and sprints, and it is absolutely joyous to watch

[@RadónNF]

Pur Sang, un orgullo para todos los Argentinos.

[@Alex462047]

They picked one hell of a car to replicate. More of that, please!

[@AussieMark909]

Utterly magnificent in every way, the looks, the sounds, just wonderful.

[@ironcladranchandforge7292]

After all these years this is still my favorite episode. I just love everything about this car. The sound, the styling, the color, the engine, even the leather seats, LOL.

[@Advection357]

This is the sexiest sound to ever come out of a combustion engine on 4 wheels.

[@vtr0104]

I don't understand how it can rumble like a V8 but at the same time it growls under acceleration like a Jaguar Straight-Six... And all of it mixed with Supercharger and transmission whine. Damn :|

[@basstrammel1322]

It's sexy for sure, but did you hear the straight cut gears?? That sounded proper straight cut.

[@druidofthefang]

I got to say, usually I don't really care for older cars like this, but this is something else.. the growl of the engine sounds amazing and it looks absolutely beautiful. It's basically new so it starts and has power left too. One of my favorite episodes of JLG, thanks alot Jay for your work really appreciate it.

[@joeyservo]

13:22 - 14:20 some of the most incredible engine sounds I've ever heard from a car in my life.

[@moizboiz]

Jay Leno, this is a great service you are doing to humanity buy showcasing vehicles of all era's, your personal and show cars. have a long life

[@SimonLloydGuitar]

Like Jays Bugatti videos i keep coming back to this one again and again. If i had the money, I wouldnt bother with hypercars..my heart is with these cars...Pur Sang would be on speed dial and they'd recognise my voice...

[@gixx3r]

god damn what an amazing machine. I love the engine note, the sound of the straight gears in the transmission, the total lack of width. Everything!

[@terribelbliss9646]

I love double clutching too. In college I was a bus driver at Umass. We had some older school buses that we used for local field trips. One could only be double clutch driven. I took it whenever they would let me, it was the most awful riding, noisiest old thing and a handful to drive. But I found it fun, and I think it made me a better driver. Thanks Jay.

[@MsLilyhorse]

I drove a lot of dump trucks back in the day. Double clutching and no brakes makes you a much better driver.

[@TheRealPaul527]

***** We have a small fleet of delivery vehicles. There's this one car nobody would drive. It had no a/c, no power locks, crappy radio and it was beat up. I loved it. It had nimble handling, better acceleration, better gas mileage, better gearbox, and better engine sound than the brand-new models that came in. I miss it. They got rid of it 'cause it was "outdated". Shame.

[@a.j.swierzbinski6225]

Terri Bel Bliss the one that you had to double clutch, is that a Crown Supercoach you were mentioning?

[@grob318]

Actually it is better and easier to not use the clutch at all. I used to drive a 58 Mack dump truck with a 5 speed main and a 4 speed aux. Split shifting both trannies at the same time... no clutch. Down shifting like that is just about an art form.

[@varanid9]

Of all of these videos that I've seen, I've never seen Jay as exuberant about driving the subject vehicle as he is in this one. Even the camera work is amazing. I didn't even know it was possible to recreate an old car this way. What an awesome work of art.

[@ShiroArctic]

I can not get over how glorious this car sounds on those flybys.

[@davec5223]

That's the most fun I've seen jay have behind the wheel. The people on the freeway must have been like, "What the hell is that... my god, that's Jay Leno."

[@cartmanrlsusall]

near Jays garage this is normal,I think he has a special permit to drive his cars on the road.if you notice many don't have license plates or even seat belts

[@nicholascortez728]

cartmanrlsusall if the car met all vehicle regulations from year of it's production it's 100% legal to drive on modern roads.

[@stevenworthy8462]

It looks as if Jay is smiling as he is driving the car. That's when you know a car is fun!

[@grizzlygrizzle]

I imagine that the mechanics, body men, etc., who work in Jay's Garage love to go to work in the morning.

[@grizzlygrizzle]

@@cartmanrlsusall -- At 11:30 you can see a license plate. But it looks like a New Hampshire plate.

[@barryphillips7327]

Most beautiful car ever made? And would you ever get tired of the sound of engine, or the plentiful performance, i doubt it very much!!!! Beautifully made machines the sound of that engine is ADDICTIVE, SOUNDS FANTASTIC AWESOME!!!!

[@JackOSUrulz]

Most amazing sounding car I have heard in awhile. Yeah, there’s plenty that sound “cool” and have a rumble, but that whine, that exhaust note, the sight of it....it’s easy to see why Jay just kept quiet and sort of let the car speak through a good part of that ride on camera... It has a lot to say.

[@TheFaatiligas]

This was very cool. I learned recently the my Grandfather, Tore Berg, in Sweden raced cars and the Monza was one of his cars. He was an engineer and raced for the love of it, but never really talked about it to my father. I have been doing research on his car and racing for my Dad's 70th, and this video will be a real treat for him. Not sure if it is sacrilege, but he did modify his with 4 rear back tires for a mountain road race. I believe he won. Thank you! There is a great (expensive) book about the Monza and I saw on posts that there is a pic of my grandfather. I would love to see it,

[@davephillips5868]

I have seen pictures taken back in the day of factory Auto Unions with the same modification for mountain road races. Your grandfather would have been aware of this.

[@petiedog19]

Of all the cars in Jay's garage, this is one I would want to own the most.

[@Maxpound]

My god.....That tone is impeccable.

[@panter82]

"Every time I see an Alfa passing by, I lift my hat" Henry Ford

[@mick0846]

Most alfas now you pass on the side of the road usually with their bonnets up blowing off steam

[@JorgeOliveira-ow5uu]

@@mick0846 Alfa Romeo today are one of the most reliable car manufactures. You are just full of ignorance and clichés.

[@mick0846]

@@JorgeOliveira-ow5uu I ownd a 2004 156 and it was the most unreliable and poorly built car that I've owned so where is the clichés and ignorance in that?

[@JorgeOliveira-ow5uu]

​@@mick0846 You might have your grievances with that particular car, but that might well depend on whether proper service and maintenance was given or not. Regardless, even if what you say is true and you got a defective unit, that doesn't mean all Alfa's are rubbish or that it's something exclusive to that brand. All car manufacturers have problems and defective units as well as good cars. What you commented was indeed false and cliché. It's a popular norm to say Alfa's are unreliable or rust away, based on false perception. Alfa Romeo did have problems in the past, but it learned from it. Go check reliability index of today's cars and see for yourself.

[@mick0846]

I'm not talking about brand new cars hence why we are watching Jay Lenno's garage. I'm talking in general and about my experience with alfa's and everyone else's their are clichés for a reason, alfa's did rot! and where not built very well throughout a period of time . Fact!... you only have to look at the depreciation values of them. They might be built better than anything on the market today but its going to be a long time before they loose the reputation

[@gregorypease213]

Jay, you have just become one of my heroes. Everything about this, from the history to the accurate replication of something so iconically beautiful is remarkably cool. Absolutely gorgeous. And your obvious passion and understanding of it is truly inspiring. Thanks for keeping the genuine spirit of real motorcars alive.

[@heybulldog137]

Mr. Leno, I don't know if you are married, or have children. But, when the world is no more of you..I hope that you bestow your knowledge and collection of motor history to a like minded individual. A vehicle is meant to be driven, not locked away in a museum. I commend your actions of actually using them in a manner befitting their intentions. Kudos, dude. Keep the shiny side up. ('13 fiat abarth owner because of your video with rrm, couldn't be happier)

[@1212sman]

The proportions of this car are just so spot-on. I guess there is something about this collection of shapes & the stance of the thing that just resonates with me. Long bonnet, short, pointed ass, rear axle a bit forward of the rear of the car; it just looks perfect. You know, of course, that every motorhead on this island Earth wants to be you, Mr. Leno. Just so glad you are not a Delta Bravo but just a real cool guy.

[@MrGiboz24]

This is the best car sound I've ever heard

[@albertgerard4639]

Jay Leno on the year 1932: when the men where men and the women where glad of it.

[@deerlord2363]

Epic quote.

[@Porsche996driver]

Depression was really setting in.

[@FYMASMD]

Were. Not. Where. Correct use of language makes you at least appear to be smart.😕

[@raymondo162]

typo is, in fact, short for typographer's error. I'm assuming that all your YT postings are not made by your own, personal typographer ?? if it is indeed a typographer's error, you should sack him - like they used to do, back in the day

[@raymondo162]

correct is often strangerthan b/s

[@TheIrishrogue68]

This my favorite of all your videos...absolutely fantastic car.

[@rolanschneider5182]

+TheIrishrogue68 Which kind of this car, roadster or hot rod?

[@TheIrishrogue68]

This was a bona fide race car, built for the track. "Hot rod" to me refers to a conventional roadster whose engine and body has been modified and tweaked to look and go fast.

[@rolanschneider5182]

TheIrishrogue68 Thanks, now everything fell into place.

[@kyongslist]

yeah "hot rod" isnt actually a real categorical term for an automobile the way roadster, coupe, sedan, etc. are.

[@Paperbacknovel]

Love the sound of that engine. My house was built in 1924 and all of its parts still work. I appreciate my house more after viewing this video. I may caress the fireplace this evening.

[@TheHuskyGT]

Best video ever. I love to see Mr. Leno's passion. Even though I've never driven a car like this, I know how it must've felt. That's something only a car enthusiast understands.

[@MichaelOZimmermannJCDECS]

I just enjoy seeing YOU enjoy and loving these wonderful automobiles... and you're right, the 30s were the years of some of the greatest automobiles. Thanks, Jay!

[@dinopappous6639]

Thank God for ALFA ROMEO !!! VICTORIO JANO....an engineering GENIUS.....

[@davephillips5868]

I watched this years ago and was blown away. Coming back to it again with fresh eyes; I still think it's the best video ever, with the 1955 Hagerman Jag a close second.

[@DonnieX6]

It's 2024 now, Dave, time to watch it once again! ;)

[@peter455sd]

One of the coolest things I have ever seen....

[@deltavee2]

Thanks, Jay for making your program available to us all in such breadth and multiplicity. You are the ultimate car guy and this is definitely one of the best beasts from the '30s. God I love the sound of that engine.

[@calum9454]

Jay Leno you are a gift to all car lovers on planet earth. Now do a video on your carrera GT already whats the hold up!?!?!?

[@jburgo15]

That car was hand made in Argentina using tools of that era, almost same materials, respecting up to the milimeter original measures by italian human replicas (just kidding, argentinians are italians replicas you know).

[@petterdassen3739]

spain^^

[@deerlord2363]

Around 65% of Argentines have Italian roots. There were more people who came from Italy than from Spain to Argentina, making up a total of 40-45% of its immigrant population (against about 30% from Spain), making culture in Argentina mostly influenced by Italians. Even the name, Argentina, is Italian and it means 'made of silver'. Also the spanish spoken in Argentina sounds more Italian than Spanish.

[@EnriqueJColl]

jburgo....BINGO...and so are Uruguayans. I can attest to that.

[@cesarferrari3385]

Really? I'm argentinian and i din't know that fact

[@itzFYEB]

just some info on ur surname (ferrari) it means metal worker

[@ROBBEAUDOIN66]

Well, I enjoyed that! Mr Leno is THE coolest celebrity hands down!

[@androidphone1901]

I never get tired of this video, the sound and look are amazing and it stays up on the highway without breaking a sweat

[@jcgabriel1569]

There were stories of Alfa Romeo 8Cs, the proper roadgoing sportscar version of this, outrunning police cars in the US in the 1950s.

[@androidphone1901]

@@jcgabriel1569 I believe it

[@famousmidnight]

Absolutely beautiful car. I would seriously love to drive this thing.

[@Epiha]

Damn! I know nothing about this period of cars, I could care less, but now I'm a huge fan. I don't know if it's Jay or the car itself. When he took it out and I hear the engine through these cheap macbook speakers, and see this machine cruising, I was right along with Jay when he was getting amped up by the experience. Thanks Jay, I'd never have what you have but thanks for sharing your love and passion with a dreamer like me.

[@stevenpdxedu]

The sound seems about 25 years ahead of its time . . . reminds me of a 57 V8 corvette. Lovely.

[@jackal27984]

When this thing was cruising on the freeway, i couldnt wipe the smile off my face. Hats off to Pur Sang. Well done.

[@krfrench55]

I could listen to the sound of that engine all day long.

[@albertseabra9226]

Congratulations, what a car. Tazio Nuvolari drove one in the Millie Miglia . During the night he was driving at speeds up to 150 Kms, or 93 miles, head lights swirched off. He was tailing Achile Varzi -- and surprised him , overtaking him at a top speed of 170 Kms. And Tazio won the race. As Jay mentioned, they were unbelievable

[@GertSterner]

What a car! Wouw!. I drive Alfa Romeo from the '80 and '90. They have nothing to do with this, but that is what I can afford for now. Thanks for making and sharing your videos.

[@razvanionut4188]

Those are great too :)

[@brettpatching]

I keep coming back for that sound!

[@johnplayersstandard]

The sounds reminds me of my brother old stang that had a 351 windsor under the hood...beautiful sound and i'm shure it's even better in person.

[@davegodkin9066]

Fun fact, my grandfather Ron Roycroft of New Zealand owned and raced to great success the original Nouvalari P3 Alpha Romeo.

[@carloduroni5629]

ALFA, not Alpha. Pls note that it's not the Greek letter, it's an acronym: Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili. Plus the name of engineer Nicola Romeo who bought it sometime.

[@sucha603boy]

That sound! The absolute craftsmanship and engineering it took to make a car like this in 1932, amazing. Jay’s love for cars make his show so personal

[@j.keranen7800]

Hey Jay, you should test drive more Alfa Romeos :) like the 60s GTA & GTAm, 33 Stradale (if possible), 1900 Zagato. TZ1, 80s SZ. There are so many cool Alfas... great show, thanks

[@mikewysko2268]

A fun day out in a 1932 time machine! Jay is living the American dream.

[@SefMfMcWeavis]

And people say Hugh Hefner is the luckiest man in the world.....

[@ChannelNotFound]

was*

[@joesterling4299]

Yep. Got away with every bit of it too. Doesn't get luckier for a guy than Hef.

[@grizzlygrizzle]

@@joesterling4299 -- I think you missed the point. The original comment was ironic. In the long run, saving history is more gratifying than a life centered on bimbos.

[@joesterling4299]

@@grizzlygrizzle It wasn't your post. So how do you know it wasn't dead serious? Even had I agreed with you, my answer would have been the same.

[@grizzlygrizzle]

@@joesterling4299 -- The phrase "And people say...." is a giveaway for an ironic comparison. And there aren't many other ways to make a statement about Hef's luck here, in comments about Jay Leno and his cars, than for it to be an implied comparison. It's hard to claim that the original post was anything other than a way of saying that Jay Leno is luckier than Hugh Hefner.

[@ColeSai]

In my opinion this has to be one of the coolest cars you've shared on the show! And it's soooo far from my typical taste and circle of knowledge! Thanks for uploading!

[@Suprahampton]

The sound of that engine is pure pornography

[@chivoberrinches400]

I can hear the sound of that car all day long! what a beast!

[@HeavensGremlin]

What a great advertisement for America Jay is. Smashing chap - oh, and the car was good too...!

[@IIIBETEPIII]

When Jay stands near the replica, this replica better than the original 😄👍🏽

[@schlusselmensch]

One designer who Jay should have included in that list was Harry Miller. Most of the fellows he mentioned weren't a patch on Miller.

[@505197]

Schluesselmensch I was sitting here thinking Jano had a good look at a Miller motor before he designed his engine. But Miller had a good look at the Peugeot engine before he designed his stuff. And honestly I wonder if Leo Gossen wasn't the inspired one of the group. Engineers were stealing from one another back then, and still are I suppose. I read somewhere that Bugatti bought two Miller race cars and pretty much copied the engine for his race car. I'm not much on hot rods, but I'd love to have one with a Miller or an Offy in it. Just think of the money you'd save on head gaskets.

[@TRAMBUSTO88]

Astonishing!! I'm hearing my heart pumping passion. Proud of this italian masterpice! Thanks Mr.Leno!!

[@kyongslist]

wow, that really does sound like a modern engine. Incredible!

[@jimmygrant3212]

Kyong Hansen firing order I believe is close to or the same as a Ford V8. The Alfa Montreal was a 2.6l dohc V8 and had the same firing order as a Ford V8. This engine is basically two 1.3l bolted together unlike the V8 which people say it's two engines but really it was designed and casted as a whole new engine. It would be awesome recreating the straight 8 with modern Alfa 2.0L engines

[@rashadsmith3435]

@@jimmygrant3212 I am a Mustang guy. This sounds like a pushrod Ford v8. Awesome sound!

[@gillespriod5509]

This is a modern engine! DOHC if you think in America they still use lifters and camshaft in the block! Lol in europe we stop in the 60s! Except from some work vehicle or very slow utilitarian car

[@sketchyinc]

This is Jay's True Niche!!! I wish his garage gave tours to the public! I love this show!

[@mytmousemalibu]

What a fantastic sound! I find myself aroused, and that's perfectly fine! If you close your eyes and listen to this car, its not at all hard to imagine your are listening to a Lola or McLaren CanAm car or an old TransAm car, the 8cyl music, the straight cut gears.... Fantastic!

[@BikeronaTrek]

I love this video, I have watched it so many times. That exhaust note always brings me back. It truly is an opera! Jay is having the time of his life in this car.

[@logik4264]

Europe: DOHC in 1932 America: OHV in 2017

[@gillespriod5509]

Europe : 1600 cc 130 hp Usa 4000 cc 130 hp LOL

[@gillespriod5509]

Japan: lawnmowers DOHC

[@mnhsty]

Fantastic. Thanks, Jay, for the great sound recording. Sends shivers down the spine, truly.

[@ihateliberals518]

me and my dad enjoy watching jay, partly because he doesn't do stupid crap like smoking the tire for twenty minutes, or doing donuts! we've always built big block mopars. but I've just gotten my first import, a 97 prelude we are working on. i'd like to see a nice tuned fifth gen prelude or s2000. not some piece of crap ricer, but a good quality build.

[@the_original_Bilb_Ono]

ihateliberals hondas can be fun. People poop on them for no reason. I had a crx that was swapped with a newer vtec engine and that thing was so much fun in the mountains. It was just so light it felt like a go kart. And it was just begging for more rpm, it would rev all day. Jay has a honda s600 that he loves, but he wont get into the other classic hondas of the 1990s. He'd love the s2000, or even the simplicity of the crx.

[@cbcrog]

Wow. That engine could put me to sleep, and I mean that in the utmost best possible way. That's why I watch Leno's garage. That is just a beautiful piece of machinery. A true engineering masterpiece. Bravo.

[@johanstam4188]

Rev this three times at my grave, and I shall rise like Lazarus.

[@BikeronaTrek]

I've watched this video so many times, this is bellisimo! I hope i'm spelling that right. What a magnificent auto, never take this video down!

[@liamfinn7339]

you feel like Nuvolari haha love it

[@davidgerstung5144]

J is the original gear heads gear head. Truly a great caretaker for the car guys. Thanks for sharing. All the best for you and your family

[@415s30]

Screw the Bugattis these are awesome.

[@ejkk9513]

Bugatti, did some amazing things and did some revolutionary things. All great things must come to an end at some point but you still have to respect what they did.

[@964cuplove]

Let’s have one of each

[@RoverWaters]

lol

[@michaelsanders5815]

These are the best episodes. When Jay opens his presents he's like a kid on Christmas.

[@michaeldeguzman9564]

Is your shop in the Valley? Would love to catch Jay shooting an episode driving down the 210.

[@ckboy221]

you would think jay leno would feel like he was born in the wrong era. but he has the best of new and old school. great appreciation for all cars. someone i really admire.

[@lucastobias]

If the car is made in Argentina is not extravagant, Pagani DeTomaso and Gafoglio (in USA) are the famous Argentine builders car (read wikipedia)

[@thefirstbushman]

I only discovered this car after researching the one in tin-tin when I was a kid and now I can't stop watching these classic race car and bike videos

[@MrOTBxTrains]

7:25 ABOUT A WEEK AGOOO

[@Schlomothebest]

I didn't understand...

[@Andy-1094]

Schlomothebest bobby smhurda's song hot nigga he says that in that rap.

[@sk5541]

Jose Francisco Medeiros k

[@dwebster50]

That was totally amazing ride....Jay does a great job of bringing forward the history of the design and that this 32 Alfa changed the competition. Wow...thanks for posting this !

[@SugarBlood15]

Jay why dont you ever do alfas on your show? Its a company with one of the richest histories.

[@jimjames8575]

+Blood Sugar I know...im yet too see one

[@billdexhart5179]

They don't have them (until recently) in the US and they don't really have recent car worth reviewing. And that is coming from a true Alfa owner and fan!

[@tozealegre]

try the new giulia, you´l see

[@billdexhart5179]

Antonio Alegre No doubt. But that one wasn't available yet when I said that.

[@carloscosta4212]

Would be nice to see a tipo b monoposto (p3) on this show, absolutely fantastic car, and far superior to the bugs of that time, and there is also that fantastic nuvolari victory in the german gp.

[@disvillage]

Amazing. If you had filmed in black/white, it could have looked similar’ish to a Tazio Nuvolari clip. Thank you for letting us be a small part of your very special event!!!

[@EndGearTV]

I wish my car sounds like that

[@AverageRetiredGeek]

Loved that supercharger whine! What a car!

[@jdogrulez5014]

Bob Groh that's actually the straight cut gears from the transmission. You can hear a similar whine in some cars when they go reverse because some reverse gears are straight cut. I love the sound straight cut gears make.

[@SquillyMon]

WOW.....THAT GUY HAS NO CLUE HOW TO SOLDER..... I hope someone went back over the electrical connections.... JEEZU

[@supraJZA80s]

Its authentic to the Italian craftsmanship of the era

[@adrienperie6119]

Oscar Brady And of later eras.

[@thedoc2102]

You don't realize how difficult it is for some people to solder, I spent 7 years trying to teach Jr HS kids how to solder, some people just don't get it, that's why the electrical codes now specify a mechanical connection.

[@OrangeCrusader]

I was surprised to see that, you'd expect at least a halfassed lineman's splice/some twists for $4-500k, not that mess.

[@Lucia-kk4kn]

And the paintjob is awful on this particular model...

[@opulentexposure7851]

@14:34 is the greatest shot of all time to me. This magnificent looking car blast past the modern crap. It's so refreshing

[@colj001]

"it costs less than 10% of what an original would cost" thats such a salesman thing to say, i hate salesmen. even when they are given the honour to star on jays show, they still try to sell sell sell..

[@kevinlind4640]

+colj001 How is it a problem that he brings it up?

[@Cyps36]

What a sound! It would surely make you forget about every thing else, nothing but the road ahead with an amazing sound track. Stunning!

[@Fluterra]

John could be more...”dynamic”... he sounds bored.

[@Redmenace96]

That sound is a supercharger whine. Had a motorcycle with a supercharger, nothing like it in the world. Many moderns have superchargers, but you are insulated from the mechanicals. On a bike, and in this Monza open cockpit you get the full effect. Never heard of this company, nor the replicas. Jay is right! A bargain at any price..... O. And second, this is a replica of a race car? With lights and mirrors? I know they are easily removed, but point of history: Did they race with them like that? (rules) or did they race them and also flog them for sale to the public? 1932, who knows? Third, I"ve been clicking on JL garage for 10 years..... never caught this one. Fantastic video!!

[@chetabumposess09]

The gear changes take half an hour though

[@CharredSteak]

Yeah. If you really know what you're doing, you might be able to do it faster

[@g.stephens263]

Straight cut gears and no synchromesh, thus Leno referencing "double clutching"..

[@markbrill5391]

As Jay says, "Wow!". Wished my 939 Spider could sound like that! Fantastic.

[@stefandewilde3612]

Man sells $500k cars for a living and doesn't know how to pronounce "Mille Miglia"... 😕

[@firefightergoggie]

Unimportant. Irrelevant.

[@wgoslin688]

+Stefan de Wilde He knows how to pronounce, meelie, meelya. He doesn't, because it is considered bad manners to do so.

[@stefandewilde3612]

+W Goslin Since when is it bad manners to pronounce something correctly?

[@wgoslin688]

+Stefan de Wilde I can't help you.

[@linguatonica9782]

+W Goslin only ignorant people may consider bad manner such a thing.Is it an American thing, with no offense meant?

[@kirkconway]

one of the best soiunding engine's ever made, smooth throaty, powerful. music to my ears, incredible,

[@thatsbollox]

Thanx for the ride. This car was, and still is an engineering masterpiece. It doesnt matter its a replica, because its is the real thing built recently so it can be experienced the way it should be. Gorgeous piece of automotive history and sounds like it wants to be driven hard. One of the Mona Lisa's

[@rogerheaton]

You have to respect Jay for sharing all his motors with the public, something I wish the Sultan of Brunei would do.

[@metsot]

Favourite episode of JLG so far.

[@freespace303]

What an amazing car. Jay Leno in his happiest state.