9 greatest Italian cars of all time

[@egoncalabresi]

A weird suggestion to add to this list, The original Fiat Panda

[@igorR061]

FIat 128 is one of the most influential italian car, the fornt engine/transmission/steering/suspension layout is everywhere.

[@wskinn]

Also, 365GTB Coupe, Lancia Delta, and Ferrari 250 series, all of them, every last one.

[@ewanbent9028]

Lancia 037 for the looks, and for taking on the 4WD monsters of Group B.

[@RobertSmith-le8wp]

It was interesting listening to Materazzi (engineer) and Fioravanti (designer) talk about the F40 as someone who has loved it as a kid until now. I found it interesting that the middle section is still the 308. Also I’ve always been a Lancia and Alfa Romeo fan. They have made so many great cars over the years. I hate that Lancia hasn’t done anything cool in a while and even the worst Alfas have a lot of soul

[@davidbeaulieu1305]

STRATOS? DELTA? BIRDCAGE TYPE61? GHIBLI? "DAYTONA" 365 GTB4?

[@greebo7857]

Times 1000

[@greebo7857]

Plus Espada

[@boombl443]

@@davidbeaulieu1305 037?

[@giorgiosardanelli6458]

GTO, 250SWB 250 California Spyder, Isotta Fraschini, Alfa romeo 2600 Spyder, ecc.

[@tjakr3869]

These lists are the best. The amount of butthurt that’s generated is funny.

[@battistazani8202]

Where is the 33 stradale!?! 🤬

[@TimmyXaero]

Lancia Delta HF Integrale!!! 6 time Rally Winner.

[@joneveritt1898]

Trouble is Italy has made so many superb cars over the years pinning it down to 10 is almost impossible imo.

[@Julianpoyopoke]

There should be at least 90 great cars from Italy

[@eduardwaldherr9261]

I missed 1968 Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale.👽🖖😎

[@stevenfernando1842]

I would omit the Zonda and include the Integrale

[@MarcSob22]

F40 the best of the best!!

[@ilmelangolo]

of the best!!

[@tommyfreckmann6857]

@ilmelangolo of The BEST!

[@420Ard]

Maserati might have merited a mention in this list. The original Quattroporte maybe?

[@elnyoutube123]

The 5 greatest Italian cars of all time are the Lancia Fulvia the Lancia Stratos the Alfa Romeo 164 the Alfa Romeo 166 and the first generation Countach

[@MahadShahzad08]

true the Countach is legendary

[@AlbertManiscalco]

agree about the giulia

[@andrerome16]

There will never be a better country than Italy for real cars, facts💪🏼❤️

[@rolandalfonso6954]

No mention of Lancia??? The Stratos ???!! ll for fun!

[@420Ard]

Did you bother to watch the video? 🙄

[@diggernator]

What an incredibly difficult task you chaps have taken on .... personally I would have added the Lancia 037 ... or the original Fiat 124 sport .... or the 131 .... oh dear I now realise you were never going to get it "right" in the viewer's eyes so I appreciate the post more for its underlying challenge ....🥂🥂

[@radicaIized]

My favorite ferrari is the 312 P

[@420Ard]

Please check the spelling of the Lancia LamBda 👍

[@marioribeiro886]

wait what? where is the lancia delta integrale? dislike!

[@RealMaxoou262]

F40 is the most beautiful car ever made!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@noiisserpmii]

The Muira easily is most iconic because of what it created. The Zonda to me is my #1. Been my fav car for over 20yrs. Thats the dream to me. And think of the chain reaction. Lamborghini was born because of Ferrari…and Pagani was born because of Lamborghini.

[@amtjtwde7c]

ストラトス、デルタ、037、F40、ジュリア、カウンタック、250

[@mino73T11]

Instead of that modern Giulia sure better the 33 Stradale by Alfa Romeo, despite built in very small number it was better looking than almost all other supercars. And of course Stratos and/or rally winning Delta cannot be forgotten.

[@jortepap]

sad thing is that the roadlegal Zondas don't have a racy, high rev power V12.... The low rev torque character doesn't match the high pitched F1 howl.☹️ People don't really realize this.

[@williamfischer3990]

Uh the 250 GTO left the chat

[@Gois83]

Just a small detail: it's spelled "Lambda". And I'd add the Lancia Stratos. First ever ground-up rally car, Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Stadale as one of the best-looking cars EVER and the Ferrari 250 GTO because no car gets any more legendary than that.

[@pitusi5894]

Autobianchi bianchina cabriolet and the A112, y need second o third parts od this video. Thanks for love cars

[@Driftuner]

Not a single 250 chassis feels like a crime

[@wetlandweasel]

I think you missed the FIAT 1500.

[@Mattmt56]

Lancia 037

[@royd72]

£4£ Spesh 😮‍💨

[@kenxiong6830]

250 GTO and Delta Integrale should have made this list?!!

[@JaydenDimaio]

The Quadrifoglio's engine had nothing to do with Ferrari, that was just speculation at the time based on a few of the engines stats, like V angle.

[@diegoaponte8512]

No Maserati? Crimes. And what about a LaFerrari? One of the most important Ferrari’s ever

[@flavioc5389]

1-F40, 2-F355, …

[@EjuEj]

250 gto?

[@pile333]

👏

[@stjepkokemenovic8219]

Ferrari f355, lancia delta integrale,...

[@bryanlimbag6945]

For me countach diablo f40 M12 F430 HAS DRIVE MANUAL GEAR SHFTER IN PHLLPINES BLLD REPILCA

[@elijahdelcastillo5049]

Enzo F60?

[@romemancer7905]

IP

[@alfista-yr2sr]

The Miura wiped the floor with Ferrari? You give Ferruccio credit for its genesis? How ignorant are you? The Miura was and is an objectively bad car. Underdeveloped, unreliable, prone to spontaneous combustion and lifts its front axle off the ground at even modest highway speeds! Its only merits are its looks and mid-engined configuration! And this car was barely sanctioned by Lamborghini, it was a spare time side project for the youngest, most junior engineers at the company. And the product shows that! The contemporary Ferraris were vastly superior cars.

[@razor281]

Lol bias asf

[@шяиж]

Pagani = Argentina Lamborghini = German You = take better info

[@ilmelangolo]

There is not a single bolt from Argentina in a car by Pagani.

[@moniquepagano4069]

😂😂😂 what a clueless clown. Pagani cars are built in Italy by Italians and the company is an Italian registered company. Not a single component is made in Argentina. As for Lamborghini, just because the Germans bought the company , doesn’t make it German. Lamborghini is still based in Italy and is registered Italian. Please get back to circus where you belong, because you obviously know nothing about car.

[@GhibliNova]

Technically Pagani is Argentinian

[@Glumandino]

@@GhibliNova That's a bit far stretched, it's like saying Brabham was an Australian constructor team.

[@GhibliNova]

@Glumandino I'm not sure about Brahbam, but Horacio Pagani is Argentinian. Trained and studied in Argentina, so the engineering and design that goes into making the car came from Argentinian design and engineering principles, even though it's inspired by and assembled in Italy. It's the same with the Ford GT40, that car is British, doesn't matter that it had an American emblem on it

[@joshkr90]

Bugatti Is italian

[@GhibliNova]

@@joshkr90 Bugatti is Volkswagen... it's German

[@stefanopedruzzi108]

Pagani is an Italian brand. Horacio Pagani is Argentinian. The cars are producted in Italy in the motor valley. Horacio couldn't have built them in Argentina.