They must have celebrated for a month. Clarkson has just confirmed that they have achieved everything they have strived for, and more. And he is not a kind of guy who would be easily amused.
As a Milanese, this video just fills my heart with joy; Milanese car, filmed in the mountains of Lombardy - a true celebration of not only Italy's car industry, but also Italy itself.
I have driven on all continents of the world. I did a Euro Tour with my car in 2011, crossing 12 countries. I also raced a lot of cars on tracks everywhere in Europe. But the most beauty in driving, the most joy I ever feeled, was in Italy. Italy is such a beautiful country. Empty mountain passes, long history, so many nice villages and cities left over from the renaissance era. Italians are passionate about cars, coffee and food. This year I went from Germany to Switzerland, crossing Furka-Pass and going to Turini, from there over the french alpine mountains (Route des Grandes Alpes), to San Remo, Portofino, Montiriggioni, Siena, San Marino, Maranello, Modena, Venezia, Bardolino, Bormio, Stelvio - all driven on b-roads (no Autostrada) with the roof down of my Abarth 124 down. :-) Even the Carabinieri told me to go fast. :)
He said he loved a lot of cars he drove on the show over the years, but the first time i heard him saying that he loved this car, i knew he meant it more than ever before. I dont know if it was his face of pure joy, the emotional tone of the piece playing tricks on me, or the way he said it, it felt the most genuine ever
@@egdowney1 There are only 7 in the world. And making it takes 9 months each. They all sold out and they are extremely expensive. I mean "so extremely" that no one knows their price.
Exactly that! Genuinely had a tear dropping on to my phone, after the way he said he loved that car. But before I could wipe it off, he pulled his stupid “in love” face. Burst out laughing! 😂
Same here bro! I became a fan of Alfa Romeo because of Jeremy. Next month I'm going to buy my first Alfa ever and my heart is exploding from emotions ❤
I'd be ok with just having proper humor back...I barely laugh watching Top Gear anymore. These new hosts just aren't as funny and they don't have the same chemistry as the "three musketeers" did. :(
All they need to do is cane Clarkson in public for five minutes and proclaim after that all is forgiven. Then we can get back to a proper Top Gear, and Joey from Friends can get a respectful handshake and sent on his way with promised guest appearances on a semi-regular basis.
This was Top Gear. A show for the enthusiast, not the junky addict for numbers and figures. It was all about the passion that lives between cars and humans. It was so many things, it still makes me sad...
TheSantiayo I know nothing about cars. I don't even know how to change the oil properly. But I loved Top Gear. I was able to get excited about the notes in between, not the genre itself. And Top Gear supported that and added to it, because they felt the same way. The sounds, the pageantry, the passion of it. The heritage, the history, the importance of it. Top Gear was and still is special to me.
+TheSantiayo, if you enjoyed the original Top Gear you may want to check out Davide Cironi’s series on TH-cam, I think currently he is the only person who can take us back to experience a car like these guys used to. I think his videos also come with English subtitles, I feel lucky because I speak Italian, however many English fans have begun following his work and he is now having his videos subbed. For a good video to start I recommend watching Davide Cironi review of the 80’s Alfa GTV6, I think you will enjoy.
I remembering seeing this episode when it aired. It was a masterpiece of sound, videography and editing. The best single segment they ever made. The car is a work of art also.
The editing, videography, its all beatiful no doubt. Although the quality is really good, i personally think that this car looks absolutely hideous. It is really ugly
I mostly agree with your assessment, this is a great car review, but I'd have to say the Aston Martin Vantage is still my fav - Eno's music and especially Clarkson's commentary make it transcend being just a car review.
+XBR4Da The cinematography is amazing because there's an amazing car/ piece of art. Immagine a fiat Panda with this cinematography, i don't think that you should obtain the same result
The car is great, but the video shots and editing and simply amazing. Hats off to your video production team from a guy who's been tinkering with video for 40 years.
***** Sorry Top Gear production team :( hope you'll be able to find work somewhere else and bring your skill with video editing with you. R.I.P. Top Gear- You shall be missed...
Ando Vermeulen Moreover, this video depicts all the passion I have for driving and cars. Some people look at my BMW 318ci and laugh at how much I adore my car and mock me about how I’m easily smoked on the lights or how my 0-100 is pathetic. But I ignore them completely because there comes a time where I’m all alone on a mountain road with my perfectly balanced RWD little sports car, fitted with sticky performance tyres, and I put all my heart into doing the perfect shifts, hitting every apex and going out of a bend with just the right amount of revs so the descrete rumble from under the bonnet can make me eargasm. There’s no explanation for it and it’s pointless to explain it to normal people and even petrolheads that are all about tuning shitty cars so they can brag about some meaningless figures.
Nikola Mladenoff What a great post. It doesn’t what car anyone owns as long as they enjoy driving it, that is all that matters. Keep enjoying those mountain roads 😊
@@corneliusscipio777 my alfa 147 has costed me quite a lot since i bought it... and my dad keeps urging me to sell it, because it will break down, as alfas do. And I say... Yes, I expect it will, but I love it, and my vacations and free time will go into fixing it and making it better!
This car... Its really hard to explain really... Its like having a crush... You know you wont have it, but you really love everything about it, even though others think its ugly, and all you remember is Disco Volante all the time...
Jason Enrico It's a shame really. This car is gonna be one of the last beautiful cars due to how the car industry is moving towards more futuristic and quite ugly designs.
This is one of the best top gear car reviews, I've ever watched, the cinematics facing Jeremy on the bonnet is like out of a movie of sorts, I've never seen that before in any other review. This is better than the new top gear, they did it better back then, but now, it's just, not the same, and it never will be again...
I have seen so many automobile videos, but this , this is something special which I cannot explain. the original top gear is no more. so sad when I feel that. at the ending, the music of Ludovico enaudi, sound of this beautiful car and poetic words of Jeremy. most probably the best car review of the history of mankind,,,............ no words to explain.
JAGUAR JO I've seen this video many times and it always make me feel like I wanna cry, I'm a alfaholic and the words from Jeremy Clarkson and that music is really impressive.
I didn't even realize the Ludovico Einaudi - Experience at the end. Wow no wonder there was so much pathos in the end. I just love this car to death because it has such class and beauty, yet a classic muscly exhaust note toned down to soothe and relax. That is like the perfect recipe of a car that entails harmony in my life.
***** I know very good alfa's story I got a 1976 spider 2000 which I take every week-end for a spin, I adore this brand, I'm not this kind of teenage sh*tbag who just looks for horsepower and aggressive lines. I let that for AUDI fans. I love the beautiful Italian shapes, the way these cars are full of little drawbacks that makes them so special, you need to know these cars to drive them, you can't just let them be driven properly by anyone else. I just wanted to speak only about the amazing video editing they did on the vantage V12 review, not about the car itself (which is also absolute perfect but not as much as the work they did on the disco volante)
The 458 review, Lexus LFA, McLaren P1, LaFerrari, Porsche 918, Bentley Continental GT, the history of British Racing Green by Hammond, Clarksons Jag E Type 50th Birthday, Pagani Zonda R ... There have been so many....
Just hearing Jeremy say "I love that car, I really do." Makes me emotional. I know he says that about every second car he drives but you can tell he really means it here. Great review, really shows what made TG different to everyone else.
Ah, Ludovico's music worked incredibly well with this short.. Particularly with the engine's backing vocals. The music by themselves is amazing, but with Clarkson's narration and the engine... Phwoar, goosebumps all over.
+Andrew Guo I was curious about the song Jeremy talked about - Otis Redding - (Sittin' On) The Dock of The Bay, I was expecting a grunty deep voice from the sound it makes kind of like Tom Waits has in his song Satisfaction, but it's actually a soft voice my guess is Clarkson didn't even listen to the song and only looked at the lyrics and name of the singer and imagined how an "Otis" should sound
They are beauties no doubt. On the other hand I never had Alfa that worked for whole year without fault. Exagerated. Alfa produce faults on month basis. Most defective cars I have ever had. But beauties... if you dont look at engine.
You don't understand it, until you've owned one. They're temperamental, flawed and have many drawbacks, but they have so much character and so much soul, I have never loved a car as much as my old GTV6.
I drive Alfa over 15 years and i can`t imagine that you ever drove one. Yes they made produce faults especially in the electric but never in the engines you could believe
When you see that Enzo Ferrari was a engineer and mechanic who worked to this company...and see the outstanding design turning this brand so exclusive is like to own a Picasso Art..
I agree for you all who says this car is ugly. I do, but thats how almost alfa looks at the first glance. but the more you look at it, the more you'll feel the essence and beauty of this car. then you'll fall in love. you have to have sense of art to see alfa romeo beautiful
The same happened to me when I first saw the 156. I thought to myself: "What have these guys in Alfa done?!" More than 15 years later I'm still in love with that car.
very true, alfa designs might look uncanny and odd at the first glance, but then it will always grow on you as the time pass by and finally you say to yourself "they're right, their cars are beautiful"
It gives me freaking goosebumps every time I watch this. I almost cry every time Ludovico starts playing the piano. They used to make these basically in the backyard of my grandma's house...
This is the Top Gear I fell in love with. The cinematography, the no holds bared review, the history into present presentation and watching Jeremy Clarkson fall in love with a hand made Alpha.
I love Italy! I love the mindset of the people there. I love the way they live and the way they think. I love the Language and I do love the Culture. I love the Art and the Heritage. I love the Engineering and I love the Craftsmanship. This Car is Italy! It's Stunning, it's alive, it's drowning in soul and hearth, it's everything great about Italy made into a car! It has its flaws, it has it's lows, but none of that matters, because once you feel something for it, there is NO coming back. I love this car. I love Italy. I love everything about it, and I can see nothing that could possibly change that. I know it is not perfect, that it is not flawless, but for me, it has no flaws.
I try to explain this to people but they don't get it. I worked for many years with supercars, drivin'em across EU, buying and selling them. I drove EVERYTHING, starting with Lambos and Ferraris, Ford GT, the V10 M5, Bentley GT Continental, even the Bugatti Veyron and so on. But the ONLY car I literally cried in the bathroom when they took it out of my hands was the Maserati GranTurismo S That car was ALIVE I swear to God...you could literally play songs by joggling the revs of the engine, the right gear and exhaust note !! I would smile and laugh even STANDING STILL at every stop light.
long live to Jeremy who was the man who started my passion for this brand, almost 10 years ago. Thanks to him my first and actual car is an Alfa and i feel like its not gonna be the last one.
Alfa may be criticized for her defects mainly due to company wrong decisions, but there's no brand on this planet with her history and charm... That's the point 😍
I think even if I meet either a sheet-metal worker or perhaps a janitor who works at Touring in Milano, I'd still kiss their feet with a handkerchief and ask for their blessing before I go on my day. Having said that, I won't mind even being their lawn caretaker, if they'd ever need one. That's quite how in-love I am with this particular car. =D
@@saidalas7763 yeah it,s maybe not the "best looking" by modern car-manifacturing stadards, but you can simply see the emotion and passion put into it, which to me makes it way more beatifull than any ferrari or whatever is out there
This is why I think Italian cars are the best... some of them may not be reliable ... some may fall a bit short on onboard tech.. some may cost a bit too much for what they are... but.. from a car enthusiast point of view .. and from someone who has the HONOR to live in the most beautiful country this world has ever witnessed ... I simply think that not any other car brand in the world can give you feeling emotions tears goosebumps ecc like Italian ones.. simply sitting in a Ferrari already makes you break a tear.. because you know you're sitting in a legendary thing... I had the privilege to have a little trip with a friend that bought an Alfa 4c... man.. the sound alone made me smile like nothing else .. a lot of people may disagree but I can say at least for me ... no other sport car beside any Italian one can give you that kind of feeling.. and that's why Italian sport and super cars are doing so well.. they're simple masterpieces on wheels (no saying this because I'm Italian, German Japanese American ecc cars are absolutely amazing as well ... I simply think that they can't make you feel special like Italian cars)
We germans may be the best engeeniers in the world, building longlastig, fast and conftable cars, but italian cars are most beutiful things in the world, and i envy them for their craftmanship. Maserati Quattroporte, Alfa 8C etc.
It's true that today any car has the same expected life. Based on my experience, I'd say reliability has become just a myth. All brands are equally now. My grandpa had a lot of out of the box electronic issues with its various Mercedes I had one big out of the box issue with my Abarth Punto (broken diaphragm, entire clutch mechanism had to be changed), for the rest the car was perfect. I have some small out of the box issues with my BMW (HiFi speakers creaking and Front Window ventilation making some noise) I had no issues with my old Mazda 6, except standard things because it was getting old (clutch issues mainly). I had no issues with my Fiat Barchetta (just once the front window sweeper's engine broke but it was REALLY cold, like -5C, so something was frozen). Statistically it's hard to say with such a small sample, but all in all, I'd say no Brand is more reliable than any other. And certainly not nationality. Look at Opel, probably one of the worst company in terms of reliability (on it's Diesel cars at least)
I own a 2016 Giulietta. Whilst its a far cry from this absolute beauty, the care and attention put into it to make every contour, every curve as pretty as possible really does resonate. It may not be the best car on the road, but by God does it put a smile on my face when I take it somewhere with long, winding roads. Alfas do have a heart and soul, one which is so hard to describe but is so intuitive for anyone who's ever driven one. They're all masterpieces of engineering in their own right, and Clarkson perfectly encapsulates the exact feeling I hope to feel one day driving an Alfa built sports car.
Bloody hell the best combination of cinematograhpy, soundtrack, journalism and narration. Hopefully the members of this brilliant team that absolutely reached the pinnacle of TV in 2013-2015 get together and make something again sometime.
This is a prove that cars aren't only about handling, speed and power. Some cars a much more than that, and I'm happy that Jeremy found a perfect way to describe this car. Cause the only thing that matters in life is love - family, friends, things you love can not be explained logicaly. Love is the single thing on Earth that has got no explanation (except of quantum-physics). I want to say BIG thank you to Top Gear and especelly Jeremy Clarkson, for sharing this amazing car. Sure, I don't agree that it's beautiful car in the world, but I agree with Jeremy's feelings. I think that the point of this video wasn't just to review this car, I think that the point of this video was to prove what really matters to us.
+GetMine - SKEpic I could not agree with you more. This car is strangely beautiful, theirs just something about it that separates it from the Bugatti and Koenigsegg crowd. it is what cars are all about. I will say though, with a gated manual transmission (look at the early Lamborghini's) this would be in my opinion the greatest car in 20 years.
That Maserati engine sounds absolutely gorgeous. It almost brings me to tears knowing that they're going to be converting to electric and this engine note will be a thing of the past soon..
The first time I saw this car I immediately thought "Now what the hell is this?" I honestly did not understand it. But as I watch the video again and again, I begin to realize the true meaning of the design. As far as I've deduced, the reason why so many call this car "ugly" even though it actually is a masterpiece is because its unconventional. you never see this kind of design replicated in other cars nowadays making it hard to understand. A good example of this is the line that connects both door handles which passes around the whole front of the car where the wheel arches, the headlights, and the grill all connect. It is one uninterrupted line that you can never see in today's design. You have to approach this car the same way you approach art - remove all your previous notions about what is right and what should be, then you'll realize its true beauty.
Everything in this video is pure excellence. Starting with Jezza, maserati engine, alfa romeo badge, Italian countryside and the cherry on the top Einaudi's Experience as bgm. This is one of the most special videos on youtube.
Still come back to this video today. The soul, passion and love that comes from this clip is unbelievable. Really is a testament to the golden era of Top Gear
This is why Top Gear is at the top of car shows. In just 8 minutes they are able to make you feel like you want that car more than anything else. Even with womens it works slower. The music, the editing, everything is just spot on. This is getting emotional and that is really high praised.
Jeremy Clarkson will always be known as "the King of Top Gear". He makes the best car reviews all around I've ever seen! Thank you Mr. Clarkson and Top Gear for all those great moments all over the years, really thank you!
+RSfandude dude, alfa romeo montreal, u should chack that one out, old cars are way better dream cars then new cars, i own a alfa romeo 164 ts and a 156 Q4 and montreal woult top it off :D
This is my most favorite Top Gear segment of all time in terms of single car spots. The cinematography, music and editing is at it's peak here, and Clarkson once again knocks it out of the park with witty analogies and passionate sincerity. Also love how the aspect ratio changes at 3:14 and again at 6:37 to let the audience breathe and admire the car and the scenery surrounding it. Crazy how 10 years later car youtubers are still trying to capture the essence of what made these Top Gear segments so great in the first place.
This video is hands on the best video segment Top Gear has ever made for me. The background music, story, the car itself obviously. EVERYTHING about this video is perfect. This is the Top Gear I’m addicted to
One of Clarksons more intelligent reviews rather than just going round the Top Gear track going POWUUUUURRRR. He actually analyses it and describes it in perfect detail.
I dont know why. But every now and then I come back to watch this video. I have never owned a car, dont know how to drive properly. But all of a sudden this is my dream car and I imagine driving this masterpiece on the streets of Italy.
Well then combine it with Japanese or German Technology it would be great. Wait...the Fiat 124 spider is such a car. Great looking car and still affordable.
The car, the cinematography, the presenter, the music... everything just goes together so well that its beyond perfection, nothing touches the level of quality of this film
there will never be another group of guys that truly capture what it is to be madly in love with cars and how they make us petrol heads feel. they way they view and talk about them is truly unmatched. i owe so much to those three for all the knowledge and my continuous growth in passion for cars. it’s reviews like this that constantly remind me of that. one of the best ever made.
Through all the years of this great program, for me, it was these smaller reviews when they truly fell in love with a car, that really were my favorite bits of the show.
I didn't like it at first, but as the video started to get emotional I fell in love with the car the more I looked at it, for those who found it ugly then obviously you're just fans of modern super cars and are oblivious to the vintage aesthetic that made the car attractive
for me the mosyt beautiful car in history is aston martin vanquish. the new astons are dashy but the styling of vanquish was something special. its hard to describe in words
Everytime I wanna get some goosebumps I come back to this. Jeremy gets cars. He understands them on a deeper level. It's hard to put in words what I mean. Petrolheads know what i'm talking about.
The episode done on this Alfa Romero - Disco Volante is brilliant. This car is pure art. Alfa Romero hit it out of the park with this wed dream on four wheels. The way she sounds is rapturous. The article done on this beauty is also very informative. It sheds light on one of the most influential car designers history. BBC blew it in my opinion canning Jeremy Clarkson and therefore letting the Top Gear team slip through their hands. An executive got punched? As I get older and more experienced I have realized something very important. Executives get paid way too much and don't get punched nearly enough. BBC will never be able to recreate the show they brought Jeremy Clarkson on to save. I wish the team much success and look forward to enjoying their next endeavor.
Probably one of the best edited and filmed segment of top gear ever.
f12 must watch
That review and this one are by far my favorites.
Yeah they just make you fall in love with car.Especially the location,music and photography.**excellent**
+Suraj t s I'd say it's a porn
It was even better with the original music from "Road to perdition". That is on Vimeo somewhere. That was simply jaw dropping!
Imagine spending years pouring your heart and soul into designing and building this car and then Clarkson releases this review.
The ultimate appreciation
Oh my God 🥺🥺
the designer is on jay lenos garage, maserati touring superleggera , another masterpiece.
They must have celebrated for a month. Clarkson has just confirmed that they have achieved everything they have strived for, and more. And he is not a kind of guy who would be easily amused.
That is a great honour for Jeremy Clarkson to love your car that you have built and designed.
It is extremely difficult to impress him.
As a Milanese, this video just fills my heart with joy; Milanese car, filmed in the mountains of Lombardy - a true celebration of not only Italy's car industry, but also Italy itself.
Paolo Tabone il passo pordoi è in trentino Paolo. Comunque, da milanese, concordo in pieno.
@@JockerGamer15 Ffffffiga! 👍👌
viva l'italia tutta nord centro e sud
I have driven on all continents of the world. I did a Euro Tour with my car in 2011, crossing 12 countries. I also raced a lot of cars on tracks everywhere in Europe. But the most beauty in driving, the most joy I ever feeled, was in Italy. Italy is such a beautiful country. Empty mountain passes, long history, so many nice villages and cities left over from the renaissance era. Italians are passionate about cars, coffee and food. This year I went from Germany to Switzerland, crossing Furka-Pass and going to Turini, from there over the french alpine mountains (Route des Grandes Alpes), to San Remo, Portofino, Montiriggioni, Siena, San Marino, Maranello, Modena, Venezia, Bardolino, Bormio, Stelvio - all driven on b-roads (no Autostrada) with the roof down of my Abarth 124 down. :-)
Even the Carabinieri told me to go fast. :)
@@santiagoarroyob fuck off
“I love that car. I really do” you know he really means it
I also do mean it when I say I love that car
He said he loved a lot of cars he drove on the show over the years, but the first time i heard him saying that he loved this car, i knew he meant it more than ever before. I dont know if it was his face of pure joy, the emotional tone of the piece playing tricks on me, or the way he said it, it felt the most genuine ever
Yes, the car in the Bond film
Wonder why he hasn't bought one yey. He has the cash so they must be extremely rare.
@@egdowney1 There are only 7 in the world. And making it takes 9 months each. They all sold out and they are extremely expensive. I mean "so extremely" that no one knows their price.
Jeremy Clarkson is one hell of a journalist. He can make you laugh and shed a tear in a 8 minutes span. This man is brilliant.
Not for nothing, sometimes he's frightened by his genius....
4 sure.....Jeremy is my fav.More and more i have realized the quality of production too.....and amount of work required 2 bring it home finished.
He is! 😭😭❤️
100% true&correct👍
..Ultimate Journalist Man!
Exactly that!
Genuinely had a tear dropping on to my phone, after the way he said he loved that car.
But before I could wipe it off, he pulled his stupid “in love” face.
Burst out laughing! 😂
Watching this again at the beginning of 2024, still fills my heart with joy! Goosebumps!!
Same here bro! I became a fan of Alfa Romeo because of Jeremy. Next month I'm going to buy my first Alfa ever and my heart is exploding from emotions ❤
@@arbrimehdija5821 Congrats man! I can only imagine the feelings you're going through, like a dream come true! I hope someday I can get one too...
Same ❤
I can recite EVERY line of this review. Damn it’s so good.
“…out of Otis Redinnnggg…”
Same here. I must account for half the views.
This is proper Top Gear. God I want this kind of quality back.
I'd be ok with just having proper humor back...I barely laugh watching Top Gear anymore. These new hosts just aren't as funny and they don't have the same chemistry as the "three musketeers" did. :(
All they need to do is cane Clarkson in public for five minutes and proclaim after that all is forgiven. Then we can get back to a proper Top Gear, and Joey from Friends can get a respectful handshake and sent on his way with promised guest appearances on a semi-regular basis.
You can't imagine how right I think you are.
don’t we all want them back
The new Top Gear isn't as good as the old one. There will never be another Jeremy, Richard, or James again on Top Gear.
This was Top Gear. A show for the enthusiast, not the junky addict for numbers and figures. It was all about the passion that lives between cars and humans. It was so many things, it still makes me sad...
TheSantiayo I know nothing about cars. I don't even know how to change the oil properly. But I loved Top Gear. I was able to get excited about the notes in between, not the genre itself. And Top Gear supported that and added to it, because they felt the same way. The sounds, the pageantry, the passion of it. The heritage, the history, the importance of it.
Top Gear was and still is special to me.
Michael Tom They (Clarkson, Hammond and May) are going to make another car show together on a different net.
+Drank Bak
yes on Amazon prime. They now have a massive budget to complete the new series.
+TheSantiayo, if you enjoyed the original Top Gear you may want to check out Davide Cironi’s series on TH-cam, I think currently he is the only person who can take us back to experience a car like these guys used to. I think his videos also come with English subtitles, I feel lucky because I speak Italian, however many English fans have begun following his work and he is now having his videos subbed. For a good video to start I recommend watching Davide Cironi review of the 80’s Alfa GTV6, I think you will enjoy.
Поздрав, So strong words. One of the followers 🚘🏁
I remembering seeing this episode when it aired. It was a masterpiece of sound, videography and editing. The best single segment they ever made.
The car is a work of art also.
The editing, videography, its all beatiful no doubt. Although the quality is really good, i personally think that this car looks absolutely hideous. It is really ugly
@Sinan Yazicioglu we're all entitled to our own opinions. Unfortunately, yours is wrong.
I mostly agree with your assessment, this is a great car review, but I'd have to say the Aston Martin Vantage is still my fav - Eno's music and especially Clarkson's commentary make it transcend being just a car review.
Oh yes 😭😭 That was such a long time ago as well! 😭
I totally agree. Masterful.
the cinematography in this video is amazing.
+XBR4Da The cinematography is amazing because there's an amazing car/ piece of art. Immagine a fiat Panda with this cinematography, i don't think that you should obtain the same result
+giavo I have to disagree, the cinematography in this video is amazing on its own.
XBR4Da Was this shot in the Dolomites?
yes it was! Specifically around the sella group, on the passes between Alta badia and val gardena.
For me, the best place in the world! ;)
Doesn't matter the subject. Cinematography, if done right, can enhance any subject, even a Panda.
5:26 the moment when Jeremy pull paddle shift and music starts playin. Perfect
ohh yes...i noticed it too
@Franco Mazza unfortunately I made lot of effort to find the title but no :(
@Franco Mazza Experience- Ludovico Einaudi... Hope you learn to play it :)
@@svetlinstoykov200 that's not the one we talking about :/
GOD LEVEL EDITING
That Einaudi muaic and jeremy's commentary just hits me in the heart...
You know which piece specifically?
@@kistosable It is called Experience i believe
@@dujeahmetovic1443 it is I found it on my own but thank you anyways! :)
When it aired live this segment used the Mass Effect 3 soundtrack
Fr it hits you right in the feels ❤️
6 years later and i'm still in love..
I still don't get it
@@fritsb8788 He still loves the car...
@@aseempawaskar Sherlock.....
@sayrxx official duh....
Same here.
The car is great, but the video shots and editing and simply amazing. Hats off to your video production team from a guy who's been tinkering with video for 40 years.
Cheers - we'll definitely pass it on!
THEY REPLIED!!!
They did reply 😆...... Awesome video though, the crew out did themselves
I agree. The video really brings out the beauty in this car.Great skills
***** Sorry Top Gear production team :( hope you'll be able to find work somewhere else and bring your skill with video editing with you.
R.I.P. Top Gear- You shall be missed...
"Without heart, we would be mere machines" This video never fails to bring a tear to my eye
Cringe mate.
@@oskahuxley6322 - Spotted the machine
@@oskahuxley6322 job mate
@@lifelongez Rasta mate.
To me this video perfectly demonstrates the profound magic that made me fall in love with Alfa so completely
Ando Vermeulen Moreover, this video depicts all the passion I have for driving and cars. Some people look at my BMW 318ci and laugh at how much I adore my car and mock me about how I’m easily smoked on the lights or how my 0-100 is pathetic. But I ignore them completely because there comes a time where I’m all alone on a mountain road with my perfectly balanced RWD little sports car, fitted with sticky performance tyres, and I put all my heart into doing the perfect shifts, hitting every apex and going out of a bend with just the right amount of revs so the descrete rumble from under the bonnet can make me eargasm. There’s no explanation for it and it’s pointless to explain it to normal people and even petrolheads that are all about tuning shitty cars so they can brag about some meaningless figures.
Can totally relate
@@nikolamladenoff3516 if you love your car, and it makes you happy, what say the people doesn't matter 👍🏻
Nikola Mladenoff What a great post. It doesn’t what car anyone owns as long as they enjoy driving it, that is all that matters. Keep enjoying those mountain roads 😊
@@corneliusscipio777 my alfa 147 has costed me quite a lot since i bought it... and my dad keeps urging me to sell it, because it will break down, as alfas do. And I say... Yes, I expect it will, but I love it, and my vacations and free time will go into fixing it and making it better!
This car... Its really hard to explain really... Its like having a crush... You know you wont have it, but you really love everything about it, even though others think its ugly, and all you remember is Disco Volante all the time...
Agreed, there is a lot of 67 vette in the lines of that car. And anyone who says a late 67 vette is ugly.....
davetek490 Anyone who says a '67 vette is ugly truly has no taste in autos
Jason Enrico That is so true 👍
Jason Enrico it is magic. I just... this video and car is pure magic. It does something to me that i dont understand. Wierd but exquisite.
Jason Enrico It's a shame really. This car is gonna be one of the last beautiful cars due to how the car industry is moving towards more futuristic and quite ugly designs.
This is one of the best top gear car reviews, I've ever watched, the cinematics facing Jeremy on the bonnet is like out of a movie of sorts, I've never seen that before in any other review. This is better than the new top gear, they did it better back then, but now, it's just, not the same, and it never will be again...
Totale agree!!
Form time to time I re-watch this highly emotional review form that magister of English journalism
I Agreed was made from Jeremy's Soul
Who shot this? They should be making freaking movies. Beautiful execution of a beautiful car!
I have seen so many automobile videos, but this , this is something special which I cannot explain. the original top gear is no more. so sad when I feel that. at the ending, the music of Ludovico enaudi, sound of this beautiful car and poetic words of Jeremy. most probably the best car review of the history of mankind,,,............ no words to explain.
JAGUAR JO I've seen this video many times and it always make me feel like I wanna cry, I'm a alfaholic and the words from Jeremy Clarkson and that music is really impressive.
cant leave out the seamless editing, scenery of the road, and great camera work
Indeed good sir, indeed
I didn't even realize the Ludovico Einaudi - Experience at the end. Wow no wonder there was so much pathos in the end. I just love this car to death because it has such class and beauty, yet a classic muscly exhaust note toned down to soothe and relax. That is like the perfect recipe of a car that entails harmony in my life.
Whats the name of the song?
This is a masterpiece. I never get tired rewatching old top gear episodes
why do i keep watching this video again and again??
because... it's... beautiful *rubbs off tears*
probably because of the track 'experience' by Ludovico Einaudi
Harish Jahan Mohan do you know the name of the piano piece at 5:25?
yeah...Clint Mansell & Sam Hulick - An End, Once and for All
Cheers
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Tata Nano , baby . That's the car for you ;)
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The way he describes a car, like describing a living thing, Jeremy is just epic.
What?! A tear jerker from TOP GEAR?
This car is truly beautiful...
Jeremy Clarkson
The editing was seamless...
Try the V12 Vantage video on for size.
It happens more than you'd expect with top gear reviews
Looks pretty weird to me
This is the greatest car review i've ever seen !!!!
You should also see jeremy's review on the Aston Martin V12 that is, to me, the most amazing car review that I have ever seen.
***** I know very good alfa's story I got a 1976 spider 2000 which I take every week-end for a spin, I adore this brand, I'm not this kind of teenage sh*tbag who just looks for horsepower and aggressive lines. I let that for AUDI fans. I love the beautiful Italian shapes, the way these cars are full of little drawbacks that makes them so special, you need to know these cars to drive them, you can't just let them be driven properly by anyone else. I just wanted to speak only about the amazing video editing they did on the vantage V12 review, not about the car itself (which is also absolute perfect but not as much as the work they did on the disco volante)
+Raed Sakly stunning quality from this shot, the best video of a car of all time!
P1 from Clarkson for me.
The 458 review, Lexus LFA, McLaren P1, LaFerrari, Porsche 918, Bentley Continental GT, the history of British Racing Green by Hammond, Clarksons Jag E Type 50th Birthday, Pagani Zonda R ... There have been so many....
"It's Otis!"
the unadulterated joy in Jeremy's voice and on his face is absolutely priceless :D
Isn't funny that he actually has no idea who Otis was?
@@goprodog4304 Well I mean, he knew that his hometown Is Georgia.
Umm... sorry to bother you , but what does Otis mean?
@@syedsaadzubair4602 it’s Otis Redding, a soul singer from the 60s. Jeremy sings the song Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay
Just hearing Jeremy say "I love that car, I really do." Makes me emotional. I know he says that about every second car he drives but you can tell he really means it here. Great review, really shows what made TG different to everyone else.
this is oscar material for me.
jezusmylord hello?
👌
That car, those shots, the music and Jeremy's passion for that Alfa; it just doesn't get better than this!
Whats the name of the music at the end? Suppose I should call it a piece🔥
@@ntandoyenkosikubheka9134 ludovico einaudi "experience"
Ah, Ludovico's music worked incredibly well with this short.. Particularly with the engine's backing vocals. The music by themselves is amazing, but with Clarkson's narration and the engine... Phwoar, goosebumps all over.
+Andrew Guo And of course, there's always a dash of Clarkson Humour... "Left my home in GeorgiaaaaAAAAARRRRGGGGGH!"
they originally used the mass effect leaving earth ost for British viewers.
+Andrew Guo I think I've heard the musician Clarkson talks about in the video has passed away this week... :(
+Tiago Miranda Otis Redding? He's been gone for some time... Ludovico Einaudi is still alive and well I think
+Andrew Guo I was curious about the song Jeremy talked about - Otis Redding - (Sittin' On) The Dock of The Bay, I was expecting a grunty deep voice from the sound it makes kind of like Tom Waits has in his song Satisfaction, but it's actually a soft voice my guess is Clarkson didn't even listen to the song and only looked at the lyrics and name of the singer and imagined how an "Otis" should sound
Now I know why people love Alfas.. Such beauty *
They are beauties no doubt. On the other hand I never had Alfa that worked for whole year without fault. Exagerated. Alfa produce faults on month basis. Most defective cars I have ever had. But beauties... if you dont look at engine.
The busso v6 is one hell of an engine to look at
You don't understand it, until you've owned one. They're temperamental, flawed and have many drawbacks, but they have so much character and so much soul, I have never loved a car as much as my old GTV6.
I drive Alfa over 15 years and i can`t imagine that you ever drove one. Yes they made produce faults especially in the electric but never in the engines you could believe
When you see that Enzo Ferrari was a engineer and mechanic who worked to this company...and see the outstanding design turning this brand so exclusive is like to own a Picasso Art..
I have small tear dropping from my eyes everytime I watch this..the best few minutes of old top gear ever produced...❤️
I cried
Emil Skywalker Pereira Engan same bro
Completely justifiable
Every REAL Petrolhead cried,it is a stunning film.
Crying now...knowing...gessing i will never drive or even see one in real life😈
And at 6:47 you smiled a little... ;)
I agree for you all who says this car is ugly. I do, but thats how almost alfa looks at the first glance. but the more you look at it, the more you'll feel the essence and beauty of this car. then you'll fall in love. you have to have sense of art to see alfa romeo beautiful
Very true, buddy. Its like falling in love with a hot college girl of the future.
they must be blind..
The same happened to me when I first saw the 156. I thought to myself: "What have these guys in Alfa done?!" More than 15 years later I'm still in love with that car.
very true, alfa designs might look uncanny and odd at the first glance, but then it will always grow on you as the time pass by and finally you say to yourself "they're right, their cars are beautiful"
It looks elegantly weird, if that makes sense.
It gives me freaking goosebumps every time I watch this. I almost cry every time Ludovico starts playing the piano. They used to make these basically in the backyard of my grandma's house...
This is the Top Gear I fell in love with. The cinematography, the no holds bared review, the history into present presentation and watching Jeremy Clarkson fall in love with a hand made Alpha.
I gotcha Racer...is a beautiful melding of the senses that Jeremy makes you privy 2.
Alfa*
I love Italy!
I love the mindset of the people there. I love the way they live and the way they think.
I love the Language and I do love the Culture.
I love the Art and the Heritage.
I love the Engineering and I love the Craftsmanship.
This Car is Italy! It's Stunning, it's alive, it's drowning in soul and hearth, it's everything great about Italy made into a car!
It has its flaws, it has it's lows, but none of that matters, because once you feel something for it, there is NO coming back.
I love this car. I love Italy. I love everything about it, and I can see nothing that could possibly change that.
I know it is not perfect, that it is not flawless, but for me, it has no flaws.
I try to explain this to people but they don't get it. I worked for many years with supercars, drivin'em across EU, buying and selling them.
I drove EVERYTHING, starting with Lambos and Ferraris, Ford GT, the V10 M5, Bentley GT Continental, even the Bugatti Veyron and so on.
But the ONLY car I literally cried in the bathroom when they took it out of my hands was the Maserati GranTurismo S
That car was ALIVE I swear to God...you could literally play songs by joggling the revs of the engine, the right gear and exhaust note !!
I would smile and laugh even STANDING STILL at every stop light.
Ciao, i am glad to see that you appreciate so much my country,I agree with you ,this car is the italy... I love it.
SpaghettiKillah The Maserati GT MC Stradale will forever be... my favourite exhaust note... always...
just don't like the racism tho
@@SharikhKhan138 For me, the Maserati Quittroporte. That thing, it sounds even better then an LFA for me.
long live to Jeremy who was the man who started my passion for this brand, almost 10 years ago. Thanks to him my first and actual car is an Alfa and i feel like its not gonna be the last one.
Alfa may be criticized for her defects mainly due to company wrong decisions, but there's no brand on this planet with her history and charm... That's the point 😍
- What do you do for living ?
-I'm designer for Touring in Milano.
- Can i kiss your feet ?
Or his/her blessed hands
Ill do it ;p
Hey ZEMMMMOUR, çava?
Sérieusement cette voiture est un chef d'œuvre des temps modernes.
I think even if I meet either a sheet-metal worker or perhaps a janitor who works at Touring in Milano, I'd still kiss their feet with a handkerchief and ask for their blessing before I go on my day. Having said that, I won't mind even being their lawn caretaker, if they'd ever need one. That's quite how in-love I am with this particular car. =D
Dédé LABINOUZE this is by far the best comment ever written on youtube!!!Bless you man and bless all the guys at Touring!
"And a handcrafted body to Die for"
This line gives me chills every time...
Here in 2019, and this car & review is still the best by far.
To me, this is one of the best looking cars ever built
it's ugly, but not as ugly as the RZ Doug reviewed
@@saidalas7763 yeah it,s maybe not the "best looking" by modern car-manifacturing stadards, but you can simply see the emotion and passion put into it, which to me makes it way more beatifull than any ferrari or whatever is out there
@@Trija204 why you don't tag me coward?
My personal favorite to date is the Mercedes-AMG GT R, but this Alfa is certainly giving it a run for its money.
@@saidalas7763 bruh
Music by:
Experience : Ludovico Einaudi
Mass Effect 3: Leaving Earth
Mass Effect 3: An end once and for all
BBC lost the rights to Mass effect tunes. So sad 😭 the original is floating around somewhere on TH-cam
7 Years later and the Disco Volante still quivers and shakes my heart in this Clarkson Segment
9 years and still the best
When I see an Alfa Romeo go by, I tip my Hat.."Henry Ford"
This is why I think Italian cars are the best... some of them may not be reliable ... some may fall a bit short on onboard tech.. some may cost a bit too much for what they are... but.. from a car enthusiast point of view .. and from someone who has the HONOR to live in the most beautiful country this world has ever witnessed ... I simply think that not any other car brand in the world can give you feeling emotions tears goosebumps ecc like Italian ones.. simply sitting in a Ferrari already makes you break a tear.. because you know you're sitting in a legendary thing... I had the privilege to have a little trip with a friend that bought an Alfa 4c... man.. the sound alone made me smile like nothing else .. a lot of people may disagree but I can say at least for me ... no other sport car beside any Italian one can give you that kind of feeling.. and that's why Italian sport and super cars are doing so well.. they're simple masterpieces on wheels (no saying this because I'm Italian, German Japanese American ecc cars are absolutely amazing as well ... I simply think that they can't make you feel special like Italian cars)
With a car history which went Fiat 850 Spider, Lancia Beta Coupe, Fiat X1/9 and has now included a Lancia Fulvia Zagato I'd have to agree with you.
"The 4C, that's the angel Gabriel; but I'm not jealous anymore because this, this is the full baby Jesus."
I'm curious, Clarkson is an atheist or a religious sheep?
The 4C looks better the disco uglyante looks chit
@@saidalas7763 stfu kid
@@elias8704 gtfo religious sheep
@@saidalas7763 LOL!
this is why i'm proud to be italian.
zeno toffali pizza pasta
***** pizza pasta
Ignore the troll replies. Your nation makes some beautiful cars and I'm from the UK!
zeno toffali You should be, i would do anything, for my country to have an automotive history like Italy.
italian man=n°1
I hope, one day, Alfa Romeo under the UNESCO. The mechanics of emotion
Alfa Romeo is bigger than the UNESCO.
"It's been like watching Dame Judy Dench reduced to appearing in a regional pantomime."
Or in Cats.
This comment hurts...
Can anyone explain this to me
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@@gpsarena9627 look up cats the musical
We germans may be the best engeeniers in the world, building longlastig, fast and conftable cars,
but italian cars are most beutiful things in the world, and i envy them for their craftmanship.
Maserati Quattroporte, Alfa 8C etc.
simplebodo you're right about fast and comfortable German cars but longlasting is almost a myth after mid 2000s.
It's true that today any car has the same expected life. Based on my experience, I'd say reliability has become just a myth. All brands are equally now.
My grandpa had a lot of out of the box electronic issues with its various Mercedes
I had one big out of the box issue with my Abarth Punto (broken diaphragm, entire clutch mechanism had to be changed), for the rest the car was perfect.
I have some small out of the box issues with my BMW (HiFi speakers creaking and Front Window ventilation making some noise)
I had no issues with my old Mazda 6, except standard things because it was getting old (clutch issues mainly).
I had no issues with my Fiat Barchetta (just once the front window sweeper's engine broke but it was REALLY cold, like -5C, so something was frozen).
Statistically it's hard to say with such a small sample, but all in all, I'd say no Brand is more reliable than any other. And certainly not nationality. Look at Opel, probably one of the worst company in terms of reliability (on it's Diesel cars at least)
>long lasting
Riiight. In the same sense that you can trust a greek accountant.
Italians have always been great designers. Be it clothes, cars you name it. They understand style like no one else.
@@shAdOwstAlkEr945 Agreed on both points (Greek guy saying this btw)
I rewatched this episode last night, and I was almost brought to tears. Stunning work.
Who did you watched it ?
I own a 2016 Giulietta. Whilst its a far cry from this absolute beauty, the care and attention put into it to make every contour, every curve as pretty as possible really does resonate. It may not be the best car on the road, but by God does it put a smile on my face when I take it somewhere with long, winding roads. Alfas do have a heart and soul, one which is so hard to describe but is so intuitive for anyone who's ever driven one. They're all masterpieces of engineering in their own right, and Clarkson perfectly encapsulates the exact feeling I hope to feel one day driving an Alfa built sports car.
Bloody hell the best combination of cinematograhpy, soundtrack, journalism and narration. Hopefully the members of this brilliant team that absolutely reached the pinnacle of TV in 2013-2015 get together and make something again sometime.
For anyone who feels it, the music at the end of this, is used in the trio's last Grand Tour
Hands down this video deserves an Oscar for the sheer brilliance of Jeremy Clarkson !
That man is epic!!
This is a prove that cars aren't only about handling, speed and power. Some cars a much more than that, and I'm happy that Jeremy found a perfect way to describe this car. Cause the only thing that matters in life is love - family, friends, things you love can not be explained logicaly. Love is the single thing on Earth that has got no explanation (except of quantum-physics). I want to say BIG thank you to Top Gear and especelly Jeremy Clarkson, for sharing this amazing car. Sure, I don't agree that it's beautiful car in the world, but I agree with Jeremy's feelings. I think that the point of this video wasn't just to review this car, I think that the point of this video was to prove what really matters to us.
+GetMine - SKEpic I could not agree with you more. This car is strangely beautiful, theirs just something about it that separates it from the Bugatti and Koenigsegg crowd. it is what cars are all about. I will say though, with a gated manual transmission (look at the early Lamborghini's) this would be in my opinion the greatest car in 20 years.
That Maserati engine sounds absolutely gorgeous. It almost brings me to tears knowing that they're going to be converting to electric and this engine note will be a thing of the past soon..
I came back here to this video after watching The Grand Tour last episode, because the music reminded me that it's been used in this episode too.
same! when the music experience comes out, all the memory facing through my mind🥲
Same. When it started playing, everything came back to the surface in a second. Couldn't hold my tears.
The first time I saw this car I immediately thought "Now what the hell is this?" I honestly did not understand it. But as I watch the video again and again, I begin to realize the true meaning of the design. As far as I've deduced, the reason why so many call this car "ugly" even though it actually is a masterpiece is because its unconventional. you never see this kind of design replicated in other cars nowadays making it hard to understand. A good example of this is the line that connects both door handles which passes around the whole front of the car where the wheel arches, the headlights, and the grill all connect. It is one uninterrupted line that you can never see in today's design. You have to approach this car the same way you approach art - remove all your previous notions about what is right and what should be, then you'll realize its true beauty.
My God, what a gorgeous presentation! That's real love and respect for cars right there!
Everything in this video is pure excellence. Starting with Jezza, maserati engine, alfa romeo badge, Italian countryside and the cherry on the top Einaudi's Experience as bgm.
This is one of the most special videos on youtube.
this is a car that u either hate or love it is like art
Like the 8C it's based on.
TraustiGeir Like Alfa period
GrandDesignsSims true lol
He who owns this car will love and adore it, and will therefore forget and forgive every of its flaws.
Still come back to this video today. The soul, passion and love that comes from this clip is unbelievable. Really is a testament to the golden era of Top Gear
One of the most beautifully designed cars ever
This is why Top Gear is at the top of car shows. In just 8 minutes they are able to make you feel like you want that car more than anything else. Even with womens it works slower. The music, the editing, everything is just spot on. This is getting emotional and that is really high praised.
The level of those shots is godlike...
"I love that car. I really do" man I felt that
This car is to my opinion the heart and soul of Alfa Romeo!! The most beautiful Italian car!! The definition of passion!!! Wish I had one!
Italian road, italian car, italian music.....WOW!
Can you name those music tracks? I've been looking for those since I first saw this review
@@deltas4764 Ludovico Einaudi- I cannot remember the specific piece but he is certainly the musician.
@@lewistaylor2858 ludovico einaudi Experience
@@Mando342 thanks a lot
Had to come back after watching One for the Road because of the music. What a ride 🫡
What is the title of this music? Thanks
Jeremy Clarkson will always be known as "the King of Top Gear". He makes the best car reviews all around I've ever seen!
Thank you Mr. Clarkson and Top Gear for all those great moments all over the years, really thank you!
i think i've found my dream car
+RSfandude hellyea..metooo bruhhh
same bro
+RSfandude dude, alfa romeo montreal, u should chack that one out, old cars are way better dream cars then new cars, i own a alfa romeo 164 ts and a 156 Q4 and montreal woult top it off :D
Rob Runia just saw it, wow those lines, love the muscle car looking it has
+RSfandude supper hot car
This is my most favorite Top Gear segment of all time in terms of single car spots. The cinematography, music and editing is at it's peak here, and Clarkson once again knocks it out of the park with witty analogies and passionate sincerity. Also love how the aspect ratio changes at 3:14 and again at 6:37 to let the audience breathe and admire the car and the scenery surrounding it. Crazy how 10 years later car youtubers are still trying to capture the essence of what made these Top Gear segments so great in the first place.
Italians know how to make beautiful cars
This?
@@EvanG529 , YES , this car is beautiful.
Much better than Japanese cars
@@kunjikorans The Japanese are nowhere near the level of the Italians.
All the Japanese do is make cars that sound shit and sometimes look bad.
@@mattr9309 , I think Japanese cars r more reliable than Italian cars.
But they dont look that good compared to Italian cars
@@kunjikorans Don't bash my opinion but 8C>>>>
"This is the full baby Jesus" love that!! Best commentary he's done on a car!!! Music is just amazing.. You will be missed Jeremy Clarkson
This video is hands on the best video segment Top Gear has ever made for me. The background music, story, the car itself obviously. EVERYTHING about this video is perfect. This is the Top Gear I’m addicted to
One of Clarksons more intelligent reviews rather than just going round the Top Gear track going POWUUUUURRRR. He actually analyses it and describes it in perfect detail.
why top gear why? did you have to end! i wanna cry! the editing, cinematography is just so suited for the way this amazing show is!
I dont know why. But every now and then I come back to watch this video.
I have never owned a car, dont know how to drive properly. But all of a sudden this is my dream car and I imagine driving this masterpiece on the streets of Italy.
I have no idea how many times I've watched this.... and why do I keep returning.
we Italians do these wonders.
these are the things that make me proud to be Italian.
Don’t forget they also make fabulous pasta or create wonderful pasta recipes.
You guys are the world Kings of style and flare and that's not a bad thing
Dont forget about the « saussich »
Like iveco to. ? Quality and durability not. Italians cant build durability
Well then combine it with Japanese or German Technology it would be great. Wait...the Fiat 124 spider is such a car. Great looking car and still affordable.
The car, the cinematography, the presenter, the music... everything just goes together so well that its beyond perfection, nothing touches the level of quality of this film
What's the name of the song
@@yantchadawg2760 Experience by Ludovico Einaudi
The Editing, Cinematography, Jeremy's voice matching the soundtrack.. this is why i watch UK Top Gear.
I can't believe that guy who admires that Alfa also created Geoff 😂😂😂
What do you mean, these are the 2 greatest looking cars of the 21st century
@@danielbociarski6633 very true, very confused
Geoff eagle i-thrust
The last half of this video left me with goosebumps. The chose of music and photo shots to go behind Clarkson’s voice was spot on
there will never be another group of guys that truly capture what it is to be madly in love with cars and how they make us petrol heads feel. they way they view and talk about them is truly unmatched. i owe so much to those three for all the knowledge and my continuous growth in passion for cars. it’s reviews like this that constantly remind me of that. one of the best ever made.
After the GT finale! What a life! Thank u chaps 🤍
Through all the years of this great program, for me, it was these smaller reviews when they truly fell in love with a car, that really were my favorite bits of the show.
I didn't like it at first, but as the video started to get emotional I fell in love with the car the more I looked at it, for those who found it ugly then obviously you're just fans of modern super cars and are oblivious to the vintage aesthetic that made the car attractive
jesus h. christ
for me the mosyt beautiful car in history is aston martin vanquish. the new astons are dashy but the styling of vanquish was something special. its hard to describe in words
I must watch this video again and again, I am so proud like alfa fan ☘️🇮🇹
You are an " Alfista"
Is it possible for a car to make someone cry?
This car makes me tear up. It's perfection.
Excellent. Easily the best looking car I've ever seen- and the review is equally brilliant. Great job.
Everytime I wanna get some goosebumps I come back to this.
Jeremy gets cars. He understands them on a deeper level. It's hard to put in words what I mean. Petrolheads know what i'm talking about.
One does not simply - to not drop a tear when there is a beautiful car with Experience in background
Jeremy and Alfa...what else?
TheFede8888 Up next is the bed and wedding day
The episode done on this Alfa Romero - Disco Volante is brilliant. This car is pure art. Alfa Romero hit it out of the park with this wed dream on four wheels. The way she sounds is rapturous. The article done on this beauty is also very informative. It sheds light on one of the most influential car designers history.
BBC blew it in my opinion canning Jeremy Clarkson and therefore letting the Top Gear team slip through their hands. An executive got punched? As I get older and more experienced I have realized something very important. Executives get paid way too much and don't get punched nearly enough.
BBC will never be able to recreate the show they brought Jeremy Clarkson on to save. I wish the team much success and look forward to enjoying their next endeavor.
The last minute and a half of this video just sends chills down my spine. What an epic piece of film
This is the most beautiful car ever!