All my cars, EVER!
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- How many cars have I actually owned over the years? A few! Heres everything, apart from 2 Ford Ka's I just remembered.
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1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass Custom Cruiser
1984 Peugeot 505 Turbodiesel
1984 VW Rabbit Diesel
1996 Infiniti G20 (AKA Nissan Primera)
2009 Hyundai Sonata (still own it!)
But did they all have good tea shelfs?
many did not
My list isn’t to big
Kia Rio 2004
Vauxhall Corsa 2005
Seat arosa 2003
Renault Clio 2004
Fiat bravo t jet 2007
Chrysler ypsilon 2012
Mgf 2001 with only 37k miles
I was going to sleep. Looks like that will be in 59:33 🙃
sorry...
And me too.... Was wanting a early night but this came up in my notifications so had to watch
1:30 at night now 😅 Ofcourse I have to work tomorrow..
@@H4lminator 5am, just finished, lovely binge watch, sleeping pattern can go away like the 530d!
furiousdriving 😂 damn your interesting content! My panda eyes look wonderful this morning. And it’s entirely your fault! 😂
I’m 19 and I’ve just bought my second car. I must have decided that sex appeal was overrated, so for my first car, I thought it would be a good idea to buy a blue Peugeot 207 1.6 SPORT model, I was wrong. It was about as sporty as Stephen Hawking, 0-60 would take a bank holiday weekend. You can often see herds of these two tonne tampons outside any church on a Sunday morning anywhere in Britain, being driven by people who are mostly dead. Also, I personally paid for my mechanics last 5 holidays to the Bahamas on first class flights - to say this car is unreliable is an understatement. It’s about as sturdy and long lasting as a pensioners erection. I got it MOT’d 6 months into ownership, it failed. I spent a fortune fixing it, and a year later, it failed yet again obviously. Sold it for £250, bought it for £1300 and spent £1800 on repairs in the year and 6 months I had it. To be honest, that probably says more about me than the car but I think it illustrates just how woeful that car was. After the Peugeot I bought the car I’ve wanted to own for as long as I can remember, I have just got myself a beautiful 2007 Jaguar S-Type 3.0 V6 in what my friends call ‘Jewish Racing Gold’. Most people my age would want a slammed Golf R or something else terrible like that, but I’ve always wanted a big old, ish, Jag. I absolutely love this car, it’s a gentleman’s club on wheels. You’re cocooned in wood and leather, treated to the most superb ride of any car I’ve ever been in and has more than enough power to dispose of the plebs in their Ford Fiesta’s. I have no doubt it will completely financially cripple me, but I’ll have a massive smile on my face while it happens. Today the engine management light came on, for the second time in the month I’ve had it, but who honestly gives a toss. I fooking adore it! I know already this is a car that I will keep for as long as I possibly can. Anyway, excellent video as always furious driver, and what a car history you’ve had! The highlight for me was that gorgeous Alfa 156, such a shame it’s not around any more, that spec was superb!
Now thats a step up in the right direction, look after that and get trust proofed. Im still quite sad the 156 is no more
>jewish racing gold
lmao hahaha
I did have a good laugh at "up north in Stoke on Trent"!
South of the Thames everything is 'up North'! I had to laugh though....
Mate anywhere north of Watford is "in't North" for us 😂😂😂
Anything above the Watford Gap is The North!
furiousdriving Typical Southerner!
Well you kept my full attention for the whole of the video. I’ve got so close to owning an Alfa a couple of times.... onetime I’m sure I’ll be brave enough
My car list current to oldest: in Australia: 2018 🏆Golf GTI (2020 to date), 2018 🏆Honda Jazz ( 2019- date), 2012 🏆Toyota Prado ( 2012-2020), 2018 🍋 Hyundai’s i30SR ( 2018-2018), 1999SubaruForester( 2016-2018), 2005 Land Rover Discovery3 ( 2008-2013), 2010 🏆Ford Focus XR5turbo (2010-2013), 2008 🏭 Mitsubishi Outlander (2008-2010), 2000 💩 Honda CRV Sport ( 2007-2008). In the UK: 2004 Citroen Picasso 🏆( 2004-2007), 2001 🏆Citroen Picasso ( 2001-2004), 2002 🏆Mini Cooper (2002-2006), 1999 Citroen Saxo VTR (1999-2001) 1998 🍋 Citroen Saxo VTR ( 1998-1999), 1996 Vauxhall Corsa (1997-1998), 1994 Vauxhall Corsa ( 1996-1997), 1999 🏭 🏆Peugeot 406 estate ( 1999-2001), 1998 🏭 Rover 414i ( 1998-1999), 1995 🏭 🏆Peugeot 306 (1995-1998), 1992 🏭 Nissan Sunny (1993-1995), 1992 🍋 Ford Escort LX (1992-1994), 1986 Ford Orion GL (1988-1992), 1982 💩 Talbot Horizon (1987-1988) 💩 = shit, 🍋 = Lemon, 🏭 = company car, 🏆= great car.
Love these car histories. Really enjoying this channel right now.
Glad to hear it!
Dang it Matt! I've been haunted for years with the thought that I should try to do this sort of thing. Now I guess I have a job to do. The years I was wrenching for two bit car dealers has made that list pretty hard to reconstruct...
Never wanted a Saab? They're amazing cars. Even back in the day. :P
Many times, nearly bought a few!
@@furiousdriving give the 740 another scandinavian friend
I currently have a 2011 9-3 ttid Aero, Great car even today, I appreciate it isn't a classic heyday Saab and I do find myself looking for something new but can't find anything to replace it with, nothing seems to have the same feel to it. :(
I had 3 95s. Loved them and bought em cheap. All 3 had major turbo fails and were scrapped (€800 to repair). Used good top quality synthetic oil and let the turbo stop spinning before turning off the ignition. Made no difference.
Excellent ! Wish I had kept records of all the cars I had over the past 50 years ! I remember them all .Like you, some with love and others less so ! presently have a Seat Leon ST 4x4 300bhp. It’s got the dsg but I actually like it. It’s a bit of a compromise but I can live with that . Just wish I could get the winter tyres off and get the summers back on. But no tyre fitters will look at doing that at moment .
As a young lad I was sitting at traffic lights and looked into the FIAT garage and realised every car they had on the forecourt I couldn't afford.... and me driving a fiat ritmo at the time. Also I put brand-new continental tyres on a fiat uno after passing my test and promptly crashed into a JCB 4 days before Christmas.... now I've 3 cars and can't drive them because of lockdown.
"I want to go back to stelvio pass in a manual car"
*ROVER TOMCAT REPORTING FOR DUTY!*
yeeaaahhhh!!!!!
Did I hear you say the Freelander was based on a Marina platform?!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Matt, great viewing nice narration, i have had about 30 cars (most bangers) just a few- Renault 20ts ,Fiat 132 & 131, Volvo 66 & Daf 66 , . thanks for taking the time on this video , KR
5:00 the moment when you were traumatized and started to care about teashelfery in cars 😄
The Rover looks great, can’t wait to get my Volvo stuff! Know the feeling fed up thing. But hang in there - we are in the same boat! Brilliant video chap
That was very interesting Matt. I could have listened to more. I love your Rovers, and even though the only Rover I ever owned was a 100 series, others in my family have owned various models over the years. My Grandad had a 2000, back in the 60s, and my Daughter had a 400 diesel 40 years later. and they were all good reliable cars. My favourite in your fleet is the Volvo and I can't wait to hear your verdict of it when you get it sorted.
Hearing all the effort it took to gather photos/images of all the cars you've owned (as far as possible) has inspired me to do the same. Only 1 car so far :) , but I'm putting the photos I can find of it into a folder on my laptop and may get some physical photos produced if the quality is decent enough.
I'm currently in quarantine in Ireland at the moment working away from the UK. Thanks for the video Matt..
Not a problem, glad it filled some time!
Really interesting, you need to stop saying how reliable the merc is, you know what will happen....
haha, it had a flat battery now so I should be OK..
That was a pretty comprehensive account of the good bad and the ugly! Keep up the good work this won’t last for ever. Well done on an interesting hour.
Nice video!
Kinda have a soft spot for the RR Freelander. I believe they were based on the Rover 200, I think you mentioned a Marina?
One hours content !!! Lucky to get 10 mins out of most youtubers /great content matt /would of kept the e30 ....... 😄😄😄😄😄☕☕☕☕🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧STAY SAFE🏡🏡🏡🏡
I wish I had kept it now! If only and all that
Whatever you do, don't get rid of the Volvo! It's a fantastic old tractor that can be used for anything.
Great video Matt! and a fantastic variety of cars, gutting to see what happened to your 159 Wagon, that was a gorgeous car
I thoroughly enjoyed that! A nice trip through your car history, which is an awful lot more interesting than mine!
Fascinating car history, you have owned some lovely cars. I have never been brave enough to own an Italian car!
Bought Nissan micra {bubble shape} for my wife nearly 14 years ago .Eight months old when we purchased it ,gone thru 11 m.o.t.s with no work done. Has a service once a year and consumables tyres ,never had a exhaust and original battery just been changed . When it passed last m.o.t. guy asked me if we wanted to change the car , I replied why this thing owes me nothing . Go steady.
Those were the good days of Nissan. Now it is Renault 'quality'.
Looking at that Freelander, I think it came from the same dealership as my old 420 GSI did! Miss that car, £175 it cost me but just too rotten so I chopped it in for a profit and replaced it with an E46, so I’d say the Rover/MG side of this history is my favourite, but got to love the Alfas!
Happy Birthday to the little red Mini.
The pattern on the interior of the 90s Rover 200 ‘bubbles’ was Paisley... fern patterns in green and blue. My mum had an early N reg 5 door in silver with the unusual 1.4 8v K-series. Lovely driving little car.
Merc W123 and Rover V8 need to be fixed for the channel and moved on, use the Volvo and the Mini more. Rover Coupe is a presentable, fun runaround.
Lock down has stopped everything. W123 was going to be running by now but the tech guy cant come, V8 parts are in limbo and I cant drive anywhere to use the cars - I dont take them out when its salted roads so now they would be be out
Their was a red alfa 145 for sale the other day for £500 EDIT: Its yellow and for sale on facebook marketplace in Chesterfield
I've seen was actually going to comment about it but it says it needs welding
Ive sen that, Ive had enough welding for one lock down!
Your v8 rover in blue I am sure I know that car was the old owner called peter Smy ?
I dont think he was Peter who last owned it
Nice video Matt! I think you should consider changing the 145 for a good 156 2.0 or Busso. There must be at least one Alfa in the fleet! I'm not that fond of the W123 to be honest, it's a weird colour combo, bit tacky. W123 should be in seventies pine green or one of the funky solid colours they had at the start. Or a silver 280E. I like the Volvo more but maybe it's not special enough to be a keeper. Good luck!
"The roof was always down"
"It came with a leak"
Am I the only one who saw a slight problem here with our great British climate? 😉
Weirdly the biggest convertible market in Europe!
@@furiousdriving
When sunbeams are so rare, you don't want a fixed roof to get in their way...
@@furiousdriving Having lived in Spain for a few years, I can say convertibles make much more sense in the UK where you can put the top down 10 months of the years. Spain is always hot and you get baked if top is down. Not surprised it's the biggest market.
@@cosminstaicu6522 Until last year I was going to Spain every month for a couple of days for work and yes, it was almost painful sometimes. I bought an excellent hat for that!
@@furiousdriving Well, when it's not raining it's perfect convertible weather. I can't believe that in the old days with British sports cars you might have to assemble the damn roof and put on side curtains! A lot of the US is too hot in the summer. Coastal northern California is good.
I have had 70+ from the very undesirable to pretty desirable. As well as having a sports cars of assorted types I've had a number of lumbering old people carriers in which to transport kids about while throwing their food and drink everywhere and towing a caravan. 3 years ago I brought a 2004 Hyundai Trajet CRDi it was cheap immaculate and only done 60k with full main deal service history. I REALLY love driving this and I have no idea why I have even sold my Mini Cooper as I never use it preferring to drive the Trajet I can only assume I have early form of dementia
I really liked this video Furious. Your enthusiastic attitude to your favourite cars is infectious. Likewise your hatred for cars that let you down. Pete UK
Many years ago we had a Lada Samara and the driver's side floor kept getting water in the floor and it was rain water not a leak from the heater; I never did find out where the water was getting in. I found a rubber drain plug in the floor and partially removed that plug. Didn't stop the water getting in but at least the floor was now damp instead of flooding.
Great video. I'm with you on the 156. I had a first gen 2.4 JTD Lusso in green, outside and in. Cramped sitting position (for me), yet terrific car which gave very little problems.
That was a very enjoyable video. What a history! I noticed the two cars that you had the most passion for were the two that were wrecked - funny how life does that. That 159 wagon was a stunner. Thank you for sharing. My personal motoring history is in an album on FaceBook.
Life is cruel...
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Very interesting array of motor cars Matt. Great run down, thank you. (From 'up north' near Stoke on Trent.)
I concur with your view of Thames, Tunbridge Wells. I made the mistake of taking my 156 JTD there many years ago, then I discovered Gonella Brothers in Catford who were brilliant even though they had a cramped, chaotic premises in a railway arch.
I feel inspired to do a cat history video as I’ve had quite a few myself. This was a very interesting and enjoyable watch!
I enjoyed that Matt, a slideshow isn’t the most interesting but you seem to have kept me entertained for the last hour and I enjoyed it. I will say though I think many of us are having bad days even though I’m working normally, I still miss my family and that’s hard. All the best. Steve.
Lovely Jubbly, thanks for sharing.
Just for the record - Ford Cortina Mk. 2 1300 DL, Ford Escort Mk. 1 1100 (well it was when I started, not sure when I finished with it), Ford Cortina Mk. 3 1600 OHC Estate, Saab 99 GL 4 door (should never have sold that one, brilliant), Saab 900 GLs combi (by contrast, glad to get rid), Saab 900 GLs sedan (another gem), Saab 9000 SE Turbo (lovely car, only car I could get into, not go anywhere, and get out totally relaxed), Rover 214 SLi (little terrier of a car, could drive the door handles off of it. Water rail rusted through, then blew the head gasket), Toyota Carina E Turbo diesel (dull, but worthy. Never ever failed, or broke, or excited), Citroen Xara Picasso diesel (infuriating, cost me a fortune, but was sad to see it go), Ford Mondeo Mk. 3 Turbo diesel 130 bhp (went like stink, eventually blew up), currently - Vauxhall Zafira B (not spontaneously ignited yet. Again not exciting, but worthy).
Here endenth the first chapter.......
56 cars starting with my Talbot Sunbeam Ti back in 1991, still have a Polaroid of it in a sunny glade which is now slabbed over with houses.
Ive owned 16 cars since 1991, got pic sof them all, mercedes x5, audi x3, bmw x2, clio x3, golf x2, sharan x1
Such a shame about the 159! Would love to see more of the Y Reg Mini! Starting to feel the same with this damn lockdown, not much longer now hopefully. Love the videos, helping to get though 😁 cheers
I was about to do a full review of the Y when we locked down and now its SORN :-( Ive got a few bits to do but not enough to fill a whole video as it is.
Wow interesting car history. Complete polar opposite to mine, the p6 was only point our paths crossed, yours were quite cool cars tho, ooh a lancia 2.0 hpe, fiat 132sport and 124sport flirted with the dark side for a couple of months.
Really enjoyed this! You have great taste in Alfa’s! I have a silver 159 TI estate in 2.0 JTDm form, you should try another ;)
Id love another, Id like a V6 Q4 in black Ti spec now
I like mk4 Escorts and learnt to drive in a 1989 F black 3 door one, a few years later I had a BX which was horrible, when the BX was broken I was lent a mk4 Escort which I didn't want to give back! Unfortunately the garage wouldn't sell me the Escort. I had a 1984 Polo coupe, the brakes were horrible.
Cracking video as always and what a car history, and I thought I had a few fair cars in 19 years of driving, not including my wife's cars! Think I average a car every 1.5 years!! Shortest being 2 months of owning a car!
Here is my list
1998 Nissan Micra
2003 Nissan Micra (unrealible)
2001 Ford Focus
2005 Skoda Fabia vRS
2008 Ford C-Max (Dangerous car)
2008 Skoda Fabia Estate (never geled with it)
2011 Toyota Yaris SR (first new car)
2009 Ford Focus (expecting 1st child)
2011 Kia Cee'd Sportwagon (sadly written off)
2012 Vauxhall Astra CDTi ( beleive was never Mot'd or taxed after I traded in)
2017 Skoda Fabia Estate (still have, now wife's car)
Nearly bought a Freelander, but pulled out deal
1999 Nissan Micra (I so wanted another one, paid £175 to try and relieve my memories of first car, needless to say it was rotton as a pear underneath so was scrapped)
2003 Fiat Stilo Abarth another car buying disaster was a fantastic car to drive until the autobox packed up and spent two months in a garage, when I did pick it up I had lost confidence in the car and just parked it up and then it developed a major oil leak so I scrapped it.
2009 Mini One Graphite (loved this car, sadly took too much up of my time) so sold it to my wife's friend.
2004 Volvo S60 (another cracking car only owned it for 4 months then found out how much it was going to cost to put it through a mot with things to be replaced, plus the fact my drive kept ending up like a rainbow every time it rained!!)
2008 Nissan Qashqai (still have, just hardly driven the damn thing as got a month before lockdown)
Wife's cars have included
2002 Toyota Yaris (not a bad car)
1999 Ford Focus 1.4 (quite disappointing used as much fuel as my 2001 1.6 Focus I had at same time)
And if I can find another K11 Micra that's perfect or a Mark 5 Escort then I may add to my fleet....
Id sort of like a mk5 escort but I know they are rubbish!
Dihatsu cappuccino had a power roof and that car has to be smaller then a punto
That was a folding hard top, not a convertible. Would like one of them as well..
GL05 ONX. Untaxed since December 2006 and appears to be exported
These do go abroad alot being left had drive, shame its one we'd like back, if it was still good.
I’d love to see you add an Alfa Romeo 166 to add to your fleet it would really go well with the other cars especially with the 145
Id love one too, its just riding somewhere to park the thing!
I am watching your vids from a couple of days but your story with your classics cars is so cool. Thank you for reviewing old cars. The red 146 Alpha is awsome even today i would buy one.
Volvo S80 -01, Volvo V40CC -14, Volvo V40 -15, Volvo 740 -88, and then Lexus IS -14. I still have the 740 :D
I had a Metallic red Punto 55 SX great car early 94 M Reg car one owner from new in 1998 then a Punto ELX Turbo Diesel in dark green was on a T plate 99 car 20 years ago manual sunroof which I hardly used
Very enjoyable video the E30 & Range Rover what a dream 80's power couple! Crazy that they could be worth £20k the pair now...
520D a cursed car like my Rover 216
Mini 1000, Mini Cooper, MX5 NA, MX5 NA, MX5 NB and finally MX5 NC Sport Black. Not many for 30 years of driving but a bit of a pattern.
How many crashes have you had? Very unlucky :(
Not many in nearly a million miles, but had to be my favourite cars
Pretty good going then really! Yes, just a shame it was your favourites! Have you ever had an airbag deploy?
Very good, but you're not selling the Alfas to me on the build quality/reliability front! Still, I suppose it's a heart thing, not a head thing, right?
A car coffee pot took out the fuse on my US Horizon but that was all. Unfortunately it also ran the tail lights. I found out from the cop who stopped me in some mosquito infested location in the middle of the country.
Your Barchetta woes reminded me of a mate's MGF. Various electric faults and a sieve for a roof, all from new and never resolved before he gave up and got rid. Utter crap.
You seem to talk about Alfa-Romeos in the same way I feel about old G-wagens.
Least you had time to paint that back wall dark blue..
1980s VWs always seemed to have really heavy (un-assisted) steering. My 1990 Scirocco was a pig to park.
IS the tomcat a 220 turbo? I found one here in sweden with a cracked head for around £250. It is a good looking cat.
Brilliant Matt...really enjoyed watching that. Thanks , very entertaining.
@ 5:15 , doesn't that mean that the kettle itself lacked a fuse (or an intact fuse) , since the current overload passed straight through the kettle to the car's fuse box ?
Hi Matt, great video,you have had some cars,I wouldn't mind having some myself,I've had ten cars and my present one is the one I had the longest.
Brrrr! Suddenly got cold at 22 mins. 10000Kelvin cold.Must be that Thames dealer.
One of my favourites was the 156 and I liked the early ones - for looks - and searched ages for an immaculate light blue one with black leather. It went very, VERY well and I agree, not only is it beautiful but it handles like a dream. The interior is amazing (to look at) at night the lovely dash lights too. Replaced with an RX8 which is also truly amazing. Volvo V50 now..
Preceded by but not in order, Triumph Vitesse 2 liter convertible x3, Mini 1000 x3, BMW 2000 lux, Standard Pennant, Fiat 124 sport coupe 1800, VW Golf, Vauxhall Astra (given to me), Mazda 323F (great car), Austin Metro...Struggling to remember now...
It amazes me how little damage it takes for an Insurance company to write off a car these days, perhaps they should put the repair estimate percentage back up to 75% -80% of insured value like it was years ago. Insurance companies tend to rely on Glass's too much, rather than what the car is worth to its owner both money and sentiment. Repair shops can do wonders these days with accurate jigs and modern methods, the car often coming back in better than factory condition.
Great video.
I’ve had:
1991 GMC Sierra
2004 Ford F-150 SuperCrew Cab
2005 Ford F-150 SuperCab
2005 Ford F-150 SuperCrew Cab
2004 Lincoln Navigator
2004 Ford F-150 Regular Cab
2016 Kia Forte5
I did my driving test in an M-reg Polo coupe so know the horrid brakes so well 😂
Alfa Romeo 146. I don'6 care about classics or those Giulia they are brilliantly reviewed. This one can last forever. My parents have one, just 1.4, top trim. Just the lining of one door mysteriously loose. Even seats are like new! Oh, 146, you compact wonder.
Has to be the most through, honest and possibly longest TH-camr car history video on the net.
I have never owned an Alfa as the right ones only turn-up just after I have bought something else. Quite fancy a 166.
Shocked you never owned an MX5 or a Honda as oddly almost everyone I know has owned one or the other either by choice or by chance.
If you fancy another Range Rover P38 ownership with the right car is awesome with a fantastic club in the south coast and an excellent specialist/restorer they have just turned the corner classic wise.
Will be buying at least 1 Tomcat T shirt to celebrate my baptism into R8 ownership/repair.
Great video. You surprised me. For some reason, I was expecting a much older fleet. I was thinking maybe t
hings like 2cv and 60s Rootes. Your modernity caught me unawares. Great channel
My brother has an Alfa 156 1.9JTD, has just ticked over 220,000 miles and he's still using it daily! He won't part with the poor thing, it just keeps getting welded and going strong.
Find myself looking for old Volvos / Rovers on AT more and more since subscribing! 😁
You do realise you are slightly crazy hahaha but love your channel amazing list of cars. I'm 66 and only had 5% of the cars you've had. Have a 93 subaru liberty rs that I've had for 25 years and a year ago got a liberty outback for $4000 Oz didn't think I'd like it but love it so different to the rs.
My lockdown Sunday morning sorted. The saxo was a highlight!
I really enjoy your show! Keep up the good work!
First Escort you call Orange, I had one in the same colour, the official Ford name was Sunburst Red. I had an A reg Escort 1.3 Estate in the same colour when I was 19.
BKR 323T. Untaxed since February 1992.
These 33 was probably the successor to the Sprint.
I owned a 1998 Rover 214 Si five door in 2009. Sadly, I didn't find the driving position very comfortable, confirmed when I owned a 25 in 2018, and the PSA R65 gearbox was very sloppy indeed (probably the age didn't help), but I do agree they handled OK. I drove a Polo G40 MkII facelift last year, and you are right, the steering is really heavy in them and the brakes are awful, even if the facelift ones do have a servo. Fascinating little journey through car history, will have to update my one of these I did last year with some pictures.
Finding the pictures is the time consuming aspect, fun to do but does take a while!
My first car was a yellow Volvo 244. It was great but utterly rotten on the back end.
Great video. Not massively keen on your choices except for the Alfas and... the Saxo 😁 Don't want to judge though as my cars weren't great
Only just found this! What a fascinating video, I love to hear about others car histories!
Wow what a lot of of cars
You have owned
I have only owned about three that I have driven
Before I stopped driving completely
Transit is horrible here in British Columbia unless you are in Vancouver or Victoria major city
I think the most powerful car I ever owned was a Seat Toledo with the 110bhp 1.9TDi engine--somehow I feel a bit inadequate now. :-)
Someone, somewhere, loves a chipolata.
Dodgy HT lead for the Alpha. Resistance increases as wires heat up.
Brilliant collection of cars there Matt! Love your channel. My only Alfa was a 2003 petrol 156 - fantastic car, and totally reliable. Following a succession of very competent German wagons, have just bought an Alfa Guilia and loving it.
Im finally going to test a Giulia soon, I cant wait..I just wish they'd do a wagon..
Wow that would make a car movie 🙂 Thanks for sharing 👍
Just found this at nearly 1am. It’s going to be a late one then!
Haha me too
just watched the full thing, a very impressive list. My favourite.... One of the Alfas, or the Freelander - torn between.
Least favourite. The Hyundai isn't a looker but its... good so that's not fair. I like the 5-series but it seems yours was definitely a truly terrible car.
Great video!
The Hyundai really free on me by the time I sold it!
A bit of coincidence - I noticed there's what looks like an Alfa 33, your previous Alfa, in the background of your photo of the damaged 146. I always loved the styling of the 146 even more than the 145, sad to see yours get damaged.