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I'm driving a GT 1.9 jtdm. Daily driver. I love this car. Its 19 years old and every day it draws attention when driving to work and back. Try michelin primacy 4. You won't believe what big difference it make to any car. Thanks for video

Recently purchased a 2009 3.2 GT and honestly I can’t see the reason why you would take a 4cyl version with the prices on offer now. Not expensive for the driving enjoyment of the Busso!

Can you use on car glass

Is it possible to get the 2.0 tdci?

Bought my GT JTDm blackline in 2016, still have it and still love it, some pretty major upgrades so far including LSD, Eibach anti-roll bars, hybrid turbo, mapped to 256BHp and many more. Have spent a lot and have more to spend, managed to get a set of adjustable sway bars and looking for adjustable tie rods for the front so I can lower the car and have camber adjustment to keep the geometry right. Ref the 159, they are, and feel it, a much heavier car than the GT, the GT does drive better. I was looking at Breras at one point but ditched that idea because of the weight. Also own a MiTo and a 166, both brilliant cars in their own right.

Looks ❤, really cheap at the moment. Really tempting idea 😊

Looks clean underneath overall, nothing to worry about too much. I’ve heard people say the sills can go on these, because they are filled with plastic sound deadening material.

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The 1.8 twin spark is a great engine. Fantastic sound and feel. It’s the last alfa using it and the last real alfa romeo engine design.

Just seen my blue rover 416 saloon

Thanks mate for the footage

I had a lush British racing green 146 twin spark what a lovely car but what a bag of hammers, paid £1100 for it then it needed the head skimmed two weeks later the bottom end went on it totally gutted with that like proper shame because they are a lovely car to drive

My mother had a Rover 75 with the Honda engine in it, seems that was the best thing to do with them like, looks like a great day out probs see all you guys next year, love the Austin Montego i remember my Dad had a brand new company car one and used to drop me at school in it i thought i was the bee's knees lol

Yay, found my stripy saab! :D

Sorry you didn’t like my BMW 4 series Gran Coupe. Mines private purchase not company owned. 😂

Ironic what you said about the 80 being dainty compared to the quattro - I own the 80 and the quattro is my dad's, going up in convoy it struck me just how little the quattro looks in the mirror compared to all the huge brutes on the road today

Like every other video I've seen, you completely ignored my car despite being right next to it at 17:55 and 19:56. What is it about some cars that make them completely non comment worthy?

26:40 is my Rover 75. Thanks for having a look. spent much more money keeping her going . Subscribed to your channel.

I was going to look at one last weekend,..2021, 13,000 miles and was almost ready to go until I researched the problems with that engine..a pity because I really liked it

That's the pcv not the multijet unit. The multijet unit is located under the valve cover.

Stop reminding me I need an Alfa! 😅 hope all is well sorry to hear about the challenges but congrats on the new member of the family 😊

Sorry to hear of your challenges last year, but congrats on your growing family! Hope to catch you at another show this year.

Would love to get a GT or a Brera V6, both lovely looking cars. GT possibly edges it because of the Busso engine.

Love the GT. Always wanted to get the busso one but never seem to have got round to it, might have to get one before electric cars become the norm.

can you change the color?

Beautiful 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

Which rear shock absorber did you use? Do you have the part number? I also have a GT with the original sports suspension (Blackline Q2) and can only find standard/ normal rear shockers.

Very good! Make more please!

I've just got the same ,needs a new clutch

The car is looking good, I hope you manage to sort out the cold start issues 🤞

The lumpy cold start can be a symptom of a failing MultiAir unit, I'd change the MultiAir filter and do an oil change ensuring It's the correct grade and see how that goes - not sure if you've already done an oil change or not!

Success!

Enjoyed the video mate. Look forward to future progress!

I recognize some of these cars. The ones that came to or from this side of the pond. Some I know about the engines more than the cars they are in. That 59 Chevrolet Impala is nice. Not many left over here. The X frame had a bad habit of rotting and breaking. Back in the 60s and 70s they were $50 beaters, so when they broke it was off to the knacker's yard for them. We had a 61 Pontiac Laurentian, a Canadian Pontiac on a Chevy frame. When we sold it in 72 it really was a $50 car despite running perfectly and passing the safety inspection. I do love both of the Capris coupés. Would love one. But, the 90 Volvo 240 Estate 2.3 does the job well.

Good old liquid sunshine 🌞

Well done

Very nice Mark. Looks like it’s comfy for longer drives too.

I don't need to watch the video, I've used it, it is very good stuff.

An eclectic mix of cars, very nice!

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Utterly gorgeous cars! I’ve almost taken the plunge and bought one twice now - first time round though I ended up buying a 156 Sportwagon, which I still regret selling, and last time I ended up buying my current car, a Giulietta. These are still beautiful though, practical too with the hatchback. A serious bargain now. As others have said though, the upper wishbones are almost service items, as they are in the 156 too!

Underrated practical good looking do anything cars. Reliability no worse than other makes. Loved ours. Now gone electric😮🙈

after 147 I almost bought the GT but instead of GT I bought 156 FL SW TI in nice red color. Nice color btw

I had a JTS GT years ago. Main dealer supplied, good warranty, but it was still a bit of a dog and I got rid after a year, much to the amusement of my friends who enjoyed taking the mick out of the Alfa stereotypes. Yet here I am, 12 years later looking at getting another one. Definitely something about them!

I've had 3 GT's the upper wishbone is practically a service item , and at 170k anything that comes up is fair enough and can't really be attributed to build quality....I'm now on my 14th Alfa, a 2008 Brera S 2.2 , a very special car that puts a smile on my face every time I drive it .

Gorgeous thing, i'm on my second Alfa, a 2010 159 Tbi Ti, had a 155 wide body 2.0 TS years ago and stupidly sold it as the cam belt was due. If you are after a 159 do your research, i nearly gave up on one as i didn't want a diesel (a hell of a lot are), and the 2.2 Petrol (Vauxhall based) can suffer from very expensive cam chain issues as can the 3.2 V6 (also Vauxhall based), didn't want the 3.2 anyway as it's £640 a year for road tax, that just left the petrol 1750 Tbi which is scarce, the 1750 is an Alfa engine, has a cam belt and pretty much trouble free, one was for sale which was way over my budget at £5600 (my budget was 3K) but i dug deep and went for it, it's amazing, has been re-mapped to 240bhp so is fast, it's a gorgeous looking thing and drives superb, need to watch the gearbox's as it's the notorious M32 box (the 2.0 and 2.4 JTDM and the 3.2 JTS had the much better M40 box), and front and rear subframes can rot.

SO.. I'm thinking of updating to one of these although I won't be selling my 916 GTV.. which is now 23 yrs old and still driver's like it should .. so will I be happy with the newer GT .. I'm looking at the 1.8 cloverleaf how will it be Anyone give me your thoughts... THANK YOU...

I've used that along with T Cut colour match polish and they work well together, it might be worth a try to use both..certainly a difference from before to after use.

Good work that man

Nice range of cars