Alfa Romeo had no idea their car could do this!

[@soulforsale2834]

You know he’s Italian when he refers to the car as “her” and describes it like a sexy woman

[@marcocartalli7503]

It's cool that you see the poetic part of it, but in reality it's because of how italian work: in italian we don't have the neuter, like "it", and we only have masculine and feminine, and car is feminine, so when speaking and writing in English, it feels more natural to refer to a car with feminine adjectives and pronouns instead of using neuter adjectives and pronouns. And obviously there's a sentimental part that elevates a car from an object to a living entity, but I think this works only for petrolheads

[@bikingD]

Cars are female. In certain languages things are either have a feminine or masculine reference. Like in French as an example cars are female so I always think of cars as female.

[@bikingD]

@james bond That may be your opinion but in proper language around the world they are female.

[@koDaffi]

Americans have always done that too, except for all these youngsters who aren't old enough to remember. We have always named cars female name. Almost like boats.

[@trillnix3043]

@@bikingD definitely. I’ve only heard of a handful a people referring to their cars as a “man”. Most people refer to their car as she/her.

[@dna59]

I got mad respect for anybody that drifts a Ferrari.

[@SkylineGuy]

too bad Ferrari has no respect for people who drifts a Ferrari lol

[@AJ-jb6hy]

#DDE

[@liamhorn1150]

U gotta have more mad respect for drifting a Alfa Romeo

[@tenrai0taco]

​@@SkylineGuy unfortunately Ferrari doesn't have much respect for it's customers in general.

[@SkylineGuy]

@@tenrai0taco which is why I spray painted my Ferrari pink

[@EdBolian]

It is always great to see Federico and hear his amazing stories. I can't wait to see what else comes out of his partnership with Alfa Romeo.

[@romaincondezza9601]

Ed if you are ever close to Pittsburg (east) and want to drive a Quadrifoglio, let me know. Fun car to drive!!

[@ChiarOscuri]

That makes two of us!

[@Binfordtools6100]

good plug good plug

[@8SpeedNate]

Not really homie

[@d.4063]

For any Alfa Romeo Giulia drivers: to get it in service mode, have the car turned off. Disconnect the negative battery terminal for 7 seconds. Reconnect it. Immediately get in the car, start it up. Wait for the Christmas lights to come on. NOW everything is off and she's a blast to drive. To get it back to normal just turn off/on the car. Thank me later.

[@rudymwaurah]

I'm not ashamed of how many times I rewound his pronunciation of Giulia Quadrifoglio.

[@muhammadc2000]

This made me realise I've been pronouncing it wrong for a while

[@SPProduction02]

That's because it's the right one :D (even if I love the way it's pronounced by us/uk people 😂)

[@Mexxx65]

@0:44 Thats exactly how you say it, how else? Quadrifo...lio

[@SPProduction02]

@@Mexxx65 I've heard a lot of people pronouncing the "fog" bit like the actual fog, (fogh), for example

[@ObiWanKenobi_IceNation]

It's Quadrifoglio btw 😂

[@Phin_Again]

Only 1 car and he managed to keep it in one piece while thrashing it like there were others? Damn thats crazy (and lucky) that it survived lmao

[@SPProduction02]

That shows you how crazy skilled the stunt drivers can and must be

[@rhino5250]

@@SPProduction02 well he ended up with a forklift fork through the dome so I wouldn’t call it that lucky

[@Lex1uth3r]

You should see him IRL in his FD Ferrari. One of the few drivers that really push the limits whenever they’re behind the wheel and it’s incredible to watch.

[@SPProduction02]

@@rhino5250 yeah but in order to be a stunt driver, you def need a big pair of nuts, and not many have that

[@mfThump]

must be the clover

[@wadeharrison5404]

Yes, Alfa Romeo needs to do this! What’s not to like? high horsepower, rear wheel drive, excellent chassis, great suspension , beautiful to look at! This needs to be done to put Alfa Romeo out there!!!

[@onelyone6976]

Well the the top of the range Giulia is the quadrifoglio, which has most, if not everything you described. Too bad Stellantis will drop the RWD platform the Giulia is built on

[@robmanueb.]

Install you own hydraulic handbrake and put it into dyno mode. Everything else is there.

[@droman608]

The 6MT is not available in the US...

[@Boostaddict11]

Currently own a quadrifoglio and its the best car I've owned.

[@danydorfito7487]

@@onelyone6976 Stellantis is droping Giorgio platform but not the RWD Alfas, how much i understand Giorgio is so much expensive to produce, but Alfa and Masserati will get new modular RWD platform.

[@Hurbie_53]

I would have never thought that there would be another color Alfas would look mindboglingly perfect in on top of the classic Alfa colors that already exist. But this mean green is just friggin perfect!

[@dsab94]

It’s actually a wrap. Saw one of the 7 cars at the LA Auto Show. Unfortunately, it’s not painted green.

[@Drew_Koch]

@@dsab94 Maybe some of them were, but look @6:42 the door sill/frame is green as well.

[@dsab94]

@@Drew_Koch door sills can be wrapped too. But maybe that was paint 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@chesspiece81]

I love the Italians and their passion for automobiles. I'd love to do an Italian manufacturers tour.

[@aidananchaya]

I did a tour of the Lamborghini factory and it was amazing. Everything is so clean, you can see the attention to detail.

[@LuisSoto-ho5fw]

DO IT. Seriously. Book a trip NOW (or as soon as COVID allows). I went during Christmas of 2019 - a lot of places close down (or have reduced hours) due to the holidays, but that made it cheap. Touring those car factories is fantastic - unrivaled attention to detail, history presented with utmost pride and beautiful aesthetics. But also the food in the Emilia-Romagna and Bologna regions is some of the best in the world. Alfa-Romeo, though, is in Milan, which is also beautiful, but different. However, the Giulia itself is assembled in Cassino, which is closer to Rome ;) Those towns - Modena, Maranello, Sant'Agata-Bolognese - are littered with places that rent those cars, while also providing pretty interesting driving experiences. Fast cars, great food, great wine and nice, friendly people - just writing this makes me want to book a return trip!

[@chriscaliri7977]

I love how he referred to the car as her... cars have souls I’m a firm believer in that.

[@mykelwojcinski]

Not all cars……

[@NewScottishGentry]

there are cars with soul, and then there are soulless appliances - as a kia tech i know all about the latter lol

[@callisto537]

So men don’t have souls?

[@fishgutz4272]

Some have demonic souls. Like Christine.😀😃😄😁😆

[@arturocrespo3699]

Objects have gender in romance languages he is Italian

[@VINwiki]

What do you think of Federico's drift 599? Could an Alfa Romeo replace it?

[@crisantoirvin6179]

After watching this video I’m on Autotempest searching for an Alfa Romeo

[@lilkill5151]

Hell nah!!

[@wadeharrison5404]

It’s a natural-high horsepower, rwd, excellent chassis, great suspension-it needs to be done to get Alfa Romeo out there!!!

[@wadeharrison5404]

Yup!

[@SupremeShuckle]

I bet his engineer wishes he’d get a different car. 599 drift car must be a nightmare to troubleshoot and maintain

[@Dream0Asylum]

It's always nice when Hank Azaria stops by and does his character from The Birdcage.

[@danielseelye6005]

🤣🤣🤣 That hit me square between the eyes.

[@thejkyle]

😂

[@stronglikebull2994]

I do not wear the chews because they make me pall down.

[@josephmoorison2200]

HAHAHAHAHA 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@benjamin.DWG1]

I watched this movie and the only thing I remember from watching it is being annoyed at how the mirrors appear and disappear several times in a single scene

[@egnaro-hm1bd]

You need to watch getaway with Ethan hawke and Selena gomez They actually show you the mirrors getting knocked off and reappearing a good 9 times

[@tallblokesam]

It didn't help that in 1 shot (where the truck swipes the car) there was a deliberate slow-mo shot showing the mirror being removed. It was almost like it specifically focused on that only to show it back again in the next sequence 🤦‍♂️

[@Lennjan]

Not to mention all the really offensive advertising done in the movie...

[@Loothansa]

The fake sound too

[@ayol1011]

Yeah Michael Bay is not known for his consistency

[@Mr.Rogers91]

I love how I watch a KZbin video to hear someone tell me a story about about cars. This is one of my favorite channels of all time keep up the great work guys.

[@aegixxer1]

I had a chance to sit in a Giulia Quadrifoglio at a car show. Even just sitting in it, you can tell they are something special. No other car has stirred emotions in me like that car. I'd love to drive one some day. I'll probably have to settle for the standard version.

[@steve357g]

Craigslist ad: "new Alfa Romeo Giulia, just driven for a few days"

[@masterdisaster79]

You forgot the "Don't lowball me I know what I have." Part 🤣

[@djdoriftos2ki]

can't wait to see him back in Formula Drift this weekend

[@behindthewheel7310]

Hear me out. Ferrari v12 + Giulia = nutty drift car *Call me when it’s done.* Gotta bring out my inner spaghetti Italian description: this drift car would look like a model, move like a dancer, and scream like a .....opera singer (the other career choice was not appropriate for the youths)

[@vojvoda-draza]

Sounds like a Maserati to me

[@danielocean2665]

So you mean an opera screamer? 🤣

[@mcpheonixx]

Ok that made me chuckle!!

[@stevewushu]

I was Dave Franco’s feet in the Alfa driving scene in 6 Underground! 😆 amongst some other actual stunt work on that movie 🙄 Good times. Will post a BTS vid of it on my channel...

[@glurak888]

Good fucking work man, holy fuck. I was giggling in my seat. Did you have a Hydraulic Handbrake or not?

[@entertainment-knone9344]

Even for people who aren't "car guys", you can get really excited seeing those awesome cars in person. I've never been a car guy as I could never understand how anyone can get so wrapped up into it. But, I saw an import sports car in person, going down my street and I was blown away. It's the kind of car that is never seen in the city where I live, here in Michigan, and I was left in awe as it went down one of our busier streets. Watching in on video, or on television or on a movie screen just doesn't give you that same thrill.

[@bkphil89]

That Green should've been a stock color 😍😍😍😍

[@TheEnVious17]

Bought a Alfa Giulia QV because of this movie

[@parabelluminvicta8380]

what movie? mind explain please?

[@CODED-ui7dd]

@@parabelluminvicta8380 6 Underground

[@WilC379]

I went to my local Alfa dealer to check one out only to find that the dealership here closed and I would have to take the car 3 hours away for service. Still want one though.

[@teej5619]

... cant afford the QV 😓 ...so ill get myself the ti sport (maybe the Veloce at the end of the year👍 The Alfa Romeo giulia is truly a magical car

[@parabelluminvicta8380]

@@CODED-ui7dd thanks!

[@go2guy]

Ok but seriously that was one of the best driving scenes in a movie.

[@josephmoorison2200]

Man, for real. My top chase scenes would have to be, Bullitt, Ronin, Gone in 60 Seconds, and 6 Underground

[@wellread8649]

I gave in and bought one. This movie was the first time I ever heard of the Giulia QV and it made an amazing first impression.

[@Greatest_Scott]

@@josephmoorison2200 i didn't know ronin had any other scenes.

[@Greatest_Scott]

@@josephmoorison2200 idk how u can say these and leave out the bourne identity, but i thought italian job was pretty good for being a long Mini commercial.

[@josephmoorison2200]

@@Greatest_Scott Ronin had the one scene. It was pretty good. And I forgot about those 2. Dope as well!!! Any other, you can think of??? What about the Johnny Knoxville version of The Dukes of Hazzard.

[@lowbvll8969]

His articulation of details about drifting that car is absolutely beautiful

[@ModdedMotors]

The quadrifoglios are a dream but the 2.0 aren’t to be underestimated either! Hands down best car for the price. This was an amazing story, hopefully Alfa let’s traction control be optional in future production of cars. They are very temperamental lol

[@tony66au]

Alfa's are a funny thing and as Federico said they can be amazing to drive. Italian cars as a whole tend to be an emotional connection regarding the ownership experience because they are not just an item you own, they evoke a loyalty and an emotional connection which rewards you with physical reactions as well as emotional. Goosebumps, raised hair, increased pulse rate but also with tears, fear and horror lol I've owned a few older Alfas along with Fiats and Lancia and of the 3 the Alfa Romeo was my absolute favourite in regards to handling, driver feedback and smiles per mile. This new one? Sounds fun!

[@joshreeves65]

One of the first cars I ever owned was a spider veloce. It was the car that taught me how to work on cars. It came with a factory service manual in a 3 ring binder and a bad transmission and it was the best investment I ever made.

[@tabres03]

Giulia owner here. Can confirm, they're huge fun.

[@krismartin1181]

You haven’t had it in for maintenance yet

[@JK-g62]

@@krismartin1181 lol

[@sneakybandera8894]

u never had the car so shut up there reliable more than bmw and audis @@krismartin1181

[@LEGIOXIIIG]

Federico is just an awesome dude. I love the passion and the level of excitement the guy has. I need more people like this in my life.

[@alfa_guy09]

I love the Quadrifoglio my dad has (Unfortunately, he hit a pole and messed up his front, and it’s in the shop right now)

[@SoldatX2]

I love Alfa Romeo. I currently own the 4C and its a blast to daily drive. No drive ever feels boring with that tiny car.

[@tmbthe1425]

do u daily drive the 4c

[@SoldatX2]

@@tmbthe1425 Yes I do. It goes everywhere. I work at a Hospital that has a staff parking garage to keep it safe. I live in a rural area that has many back roads to push the car a little. Unfortunately, all the fun roads are up north a few hours from where I live. This weekend I’m taking it on a 7hr drive to visit a cousin. The only problem with a tiny car is that you never look cool exiting the vehicle. 😂 I’ve found that using the latching part for the door that’s mounted on the body is a good point to push off of to get out of the car a little more gracefully. The reason I daily it: It’s small It’s fuel efficient It’s pretty fast in its stock form Its beautiful And I get to listen to its Engine behind my head. Bonus but not a requirement for me: Turns heads.

[@tmbthe1425]

@@SoldatX2 I haven't driven or even seen one in person But he is no power steering a pain

[@SoldatX2]

@@tmbthe1425 not at all. You simply drive the car a little differently. It’s tough to turn when you’re fully stopped but the fix is to give the car a little gas to start rolling and the steering immediately gets softer. Once you learn how to manage the turning it’s as if you drove any other car. People who complain about this simply don’t like having to adjust their driving habits. Honestly, you notice it the most when parking but as long as you do as I mentioned, it’s easy and it’s not a con. Cars in the past didn’t have power steering and people managed. My grandfather’s 79 Datsun pickup had manual steering and we drove it just fine. I like the firmer steering feel I get from the car. It feels like I have really good control over the car. The real problem is that it has a carbon fiber tub that can be damaged if jacked up incorrectly. Finding a shop and explaining how they must lift it to change the tires is a must or else you’ll end up with a totaled car. General maintenance is not that expensive, though Alfa has a scheduled bolt tightening every x amount of miles.

[@tmbthe1425]

@@SoldatX2 damn u are a good salesman the internet potrays 4c as uncomfortable, therefore i was always a bit away from it in terms of purchase. But ur perspective is much more promminent because u daily the car

[@armedbrit493]

The Giulia QV is a bucketlist car. Delicious rear wheel drive Alfa.

[@SkylineGuy]

I lived long enough to see Deadpool drive a Giulia Quadrifoglio

[@yass123]

I thought this car looked really good in red, but I think it has a new favorite color.

[@oreosaregood6139]

Such a gorgeous car, that car definitely makes that green look good. I will have one, one day.

[@fartzinacan]

This is like the people on Antiques Roadshow that find out the bowl used for their dogs water once belonged to an ancient king.

[@koDaffi]

Mindy loves his water bowl but he really loves to pee on that 1962 Gibson SG or somethin over there in the corner that my dad left us.

[@jessefoulk]

I love hearing car stories. This channel gives that. Such amazing thing happen around our cars.

[@PoleDrift]

Pretty cool to think James Deane and Fredric Aasbø were brought in to do the stunt driving in this.

[@Yesthatsmyfirstname]

I've loved these things since they launched, Kondor builds rebuilt one and I loved watching it. I want one of these they just look so good and are so badass. If you make one a drift car I'd actually be interested in going and watching that!

[@mackan98502]

7:00 the bullet hole in what i think is a plastic bumper...

[@LaczPro]

I have a really soft spot for 4-door cars that go super fast. My 3 favorites are the BMW M5 Competition, Jaguar Project 8, and the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio. Since I watched it on The Grand Tour, I knew it was special... But then, this movie came with a lime green one sliding on Italy. It's pure perfection, love it!

[@Itslauro]

I loved my Giulia QV it was the best overall car I’ve ever owned 😍

[@KnuckleUPx334]

I would absolutely love to see a Formula Drift level Alfa QV, as a owner of a Giulia myself, and as a life long fan of drifting, I would absolutely love those two things coming together.

[@jeromeflaherty2069]

Frederico has so many good car stories. Ask him about his time in Japan with Team Orange. He's a genuine gentleman and I only with him the best in Formula Drift.

[@rehaanniyaz]

Enjoyed watching 6 underground, i really like the Alfa especially in green, awesome video again Ed Also, what does the neon green banana like thingy in the background say?? Always wondered

[@Ipodbbm]

It's just a crocodile

[@shawnparadox9299]

It says something??? I thought it was a neon alligator

[@beasyphone]

ITS A LACOSTE GATOR

[@toesuf94]

I hated the continuation/sequencing issues with the car chase scenes...mirror broken, mirror back on...damage...no longer damaged...so distracting. Was a fun movie otherwise.

[@z.niamut4045]

It's a gator mate.

[@FlameBlue9016]

What a Beautiful Car and she wears the Green color Beautifully.

[@clifbradley]

This man said reliable about an Alfa Romeo. Thats the odd thing about European drivers. Their definition of reliable and ours here in the US is vastly different.

[@1216jimmyz]

The new ones aren't that bad...

[@MadVolbeat]

Haha theres a said here in Spain, "The natural habitat of an Alfa Romeo is on the back of a flatbed" beatiful cars,my GF had a 147,i liked it,reliable engine,Italian electronics. The 147 Busso sounds amazing,the Giulia is so beatifull...Its a shame they have that unreliable fame.

[@TrueFilter]

US cars are reliable? Right...

[@Jackinacox]

Europeans tend to take better care of their cars than people in the US. I'm talking about regular people, not enthusiasts. Also, they kinda need to in order to be legal, since the rules are more stringent about what a car needs to have in order to renew registration.

[@clifbradley]

@@TrueFilter I didn't say US cars did I? No I did not. One them thar things they done taught us skool was pain tension tuh wut your is reading.

[@aliaborez3987]

Amazing car. Too bad everyone wrongfully acuses it of being unreliable. I've done my research and have found that it's actually on par with German rivals, and on many instances, even better. I hope people see through this nonsense because this car is definitely the best of its class.

[@sykesdenali2]

German cars aren’t reliable though. I’m not talking about the first 10 years or 100k miles. Every car should last that long as a bare minimum. Only turd buckets don’t. I consider a car “reliable” based how often they break during years 10-20 and from 100k-200k miles. Most German cars fail that test miserably, hence resell values. I don’t know if this car is reliable, and we won’t know for several years. I hope it is a great car. The world needs more of them. But, surviving the 3 year warranty period doesn’t make a car “reliable.” Just my opinion.

[@aliaborez3987]

@@sykesdenali2 I totally agree. But the thing about German cars being unreliable is because they are compared to regular Toyotas or the regular commute car. Yes, a sports car will most definitely always be less reliable than that so that also goes for the American made ones or any other countries equivalent for that matter. Scotty Kilmer has a thing for telling people that European cars break down every 5 minutes while praising Ford or Toyota. While yes, it may be more expensive to repair overseas, that doesn't mean an F-Type breaks down anymore than a Corvette does. In Europe it's the opposite. People don't usually buy American made sports cars because they feel like those are cheaply made disposable kit cars. All I'm saying is that sports cars will never be as reliable as a Corolla. They can't. Those are made from the ground up to be bulletproof. But what the sports car can do is get better at reliability and regular driving instead of getting a million more horsepower every year.

[@rc7016]

That green wrap on the car looked amazing

[@wykydytron]

It's not wrap...

[@matthewwhiting3628]

Love Federico's enthusiasm for everything. What a badass dude

[@Tripskiii]

italians are so awesome i love how he calls the car, her and she. amazing.

[@geemy9675]

frenchies too

[@Alehyn666]

she became the christmas tree, the dashboard, who cares?! lmfao

[@brilliantroads]

Oh man I would LOVE seeing Federico turn a Guillia into his next drift machine!! That’s mad. Drove a high spec’d diesel version two years ago and let me tell you like Federico said: It steers like a katana and blasting it on the autobahn at 290km/h does it like it’s nothing.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Federico is such a cool dude. Parked next to him and Caffeine and Octane a few times and he was the nicest and even complemented on my cars color. Plus watching a 599 drift at Road Atlanta is cool as well.

[@karlporath8904]

First time in history on alpha was described as reliable

[@ussgrisham]

Give him some more time......lol

[@flacjacket]

Rumors of these cars unreliability are greatly exagerrated. They had some software bugs but those have all been worked out, spend some time on the forums and ask owners their experience, most owners have extensive experience with M cars and AMGs and will tell you their giulia qv has been more reliable. At the end of the day it's a bleeding edge super sedan, it's always going to be expensive to maintain no matter what badge is on the front.

[@kyle6209]

That color of the Giula looks pretty cool when beat up

[@angrymater13la]

Awesome story as always Mr. Ed. How do you pick and choose your content? You can tell he is a pure car guy cause he keeps calling the car her and she. Absolutely love it. Loved the movie too.

[@ilovelimpfries]

The sexiest car on the planet. The nasty things i would do the the Guilia.

[@gamebred5662]

I dunno about that statement. Dont get me wrong, it's a beautiful sedan but the MOST beautiful car on the planet? Nahh

[@fpnbrian]

I own a Stelvio Quadrifoglio, and can only say good things about how fun and amazing it is to drive. Haven't had the pleasure of driving the Guilia Quadrifoglio though. Love Alfa Romeo!

[@tasneefstar]

I remember pulling a Stelvio QF in Race Mode out from a yard onto a dual carriageway, omg how cool it looked for my friends behind, the car is sooo slippery and soo fun

[@PostalTwinkie]

0:03 and already hooked on this one! Let's go Federico!!!

[@anthonysmalawipredators8794]

1 second in and I can already tell you this guy is a true Italian

[@FL4NKENSTEIN]

This guy, I like. The guests and story telling is constantly improving on VinWiki!

[@transtubular]

"Just like two centimeters..." I'm not sure I trust his judgment of distance there. xD

[@Werk4Cash]

LMAO dude I’ve never heard anyone say “who cares” when every light on their dashboard lights up

[@skvltdmedia]

I mean, when its NOT your car NOR your wallet - who cares.

[@SkibbidyYibbidy]

I love the new alfa line up, seen a Stelvio with a wide body kit!

[@100proofcrew]

I love Fiorella so much, but a legit factory backed Alfa in FD would be ridiculously badass... get that factory support $$ Fede'

[@wessims3563]

So glad this guy came back again

[@jessy741]

Been driving this guys car in forza for so long

[@caseyhubbard4350]

Super excited to see Federico tear up Road Atlanta this weekend!

[@olikat8]

Him & Taylor Hull!

[@YoBoyNero]

Im watching this video and many more because I just bought me a 2020 Alfa Romeo Gullia but you know being a car guy I’m already looking for coilovers, exhaust setups, and obviously how to get her sideways this video is very informative in that department lol

[@6sphere_]

I love when people talk about the giulia. Its nice to own one, mine isn't a quadrifoglio but the Q4 base with the 2.0t :D

[@headsman5960]

Alfa FD car is a must! Can't wait to see that.

[@Impossibly-Possible]

I want one now.

[@Danijamali1]

First man i have seen be honest about the Gulia after clarkson, every review is all like this isn't reliable and all the other bs same BS they forget about the german cars. That gulia beats every german competitor everyday. Fact.

[@diegohinojosa1738]

I’m simple man I see a giulia qv I click it

[@HellOnWheels8]

Another great one VINWIKI! Never imagined these cars could be so much fun! 🤘TEXAS!!!

[@fafinaf]

It really is a beautiful car but I personally cannot get over the front grill

[@Vintageguy73]

I'm not a drift fan but this guy has a great delivery.

[@GoodVibes51]

It's always a good sign when the people who built the car say " she stays together, ey!?" .... Solid /s

[@bosspanda6195]

Smh if u remember correctly the damage on the car kept changing in every scene so this title is very funny to me

[@eonr2499]

Car damage resets in video games but that doesn’t bother people. But everyone wants to pick a part movies. Just watch it and enjoy jesus.

[@lumiapowered8463]

Even in older movies, happens a lot

[@basmca1]

My dreamcar😍

[@rickeycompton5518]

Love the design, having been in Quality control for automotive suppliers. I'm hesitant about buying this BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN AUTOMOTIVE.

[@kobysouravong5959]

Man, ive always wanted one but was iffy on the decision. But after seeing this video and seeing how he talks about the car, makes me want it even more

[@XtarBoy001]

This dude is great.

[@MrMarty77]

Great to see a car with this much character.

[@zackgold2193]

sounds like how my roommate drives his

[@staffa007]

GRANDE SCERIFFO! cheers from Italy!!!

[@gremotorsports]

Alfa must have their stuff together if it can stay together with some Federico drifting with no errors or breaking. I don't remember hearing any stories of reliability with old alfa

[@BigXSmoke1]

this guy is great big thumbs up. I want to hear more stories from him

[@jus1029ph]

3:53 Surprised they used an Assetto Corsa mod photo

[@somenygaard]

I lived there for years and at the time I loved to complain about how things there, no breakfast besides coffee and a pastry, Italian time is not precise open at 9am does not mean 9, 9:30 or even 10, closing for lunch 1pm doesn’t mean 1pm if it’s slow or if the shop feels like it they might close at 11:30-12:00, open back at 4-5pm … maybe. I would be in line at my landlords bank depositing the rent it could take a few minutes or 2 hours, the teller may take your papers and in the middle of the transaction just sit down and start eating or go have a smoke. But the one thing I truly miss about southern Italy was the driving. The only rule seemed to be, dont crash. 4 wide on a two lane road? No problem. Going around all the cars at the red light and creating a new pole position on the outside of the guy in the turn lane? No problem just accelerate quick enough to beat the cars coming in the opposite direction doing the same thing. Cops “patrolled” by standing on the side of the road with a tiny hand held stick with a red circle on it, a lollipop we called it. They would just raise the stick to stop you and when the approached the car I’d just blab in English and they would just let us go. Was a wonderful few years, I’d love to go back.

[@benhogervorst]

What a great guy. I love his attitude about everything.

[@Topofthelinetommy]

Alfa Romeo is a love Hate relationship. Exhilarating performance and then your check engine light is always on.

[@AnonYmous-hu7jo]

It’s not the car doing the stunts... ITS THE DRIVER!!!😅

[@stuffhappens5681]

With Alfa we expect performance. What we don’t expect is reliability. If they expect volume sales in America they need to focus on that.

[@andrewrodriguez6296]

Definitely always wanted to hear more about this car, thank you!😂

[@vamountainman2512]

Oh nice! Another episode of problems I couldn't even afford to have.

[@amack1991]

Incase anyone was wondering one of the stunt drivers for the movie was James deane

[@austinstubblefield5810]

featuring @itsjusta6 in the avalon king ad 🤙

[@rendaddy_]

AR executives didn't know that their revival platform could drift? Hard to believe that, bro.