Aside from the engine problems identified from the sound of the car in the video by people who I assume are experts or knowledgable. It’s quite refreshing to see that the guy could transmit his passion for cars to his fiancé and that she also participated in the video.
My father and his red Alfetta, my childhood has follow the great sound of bialbero Alfa Romeo 1.8.......in every summer along the Marches bends. A fantastic car ......
kirbyswarp Stelvio make crossovers fun to drive and stylish. Actually Stelvio is not the first suv in Alfa’s history. If you research it, you will see Alfa has a suv in 1960s.
J'ai découvert l'Alfa Romeo Alfetta au salon de l'auto de Bruxelles en 1975 quand j'y suis allé avec mon père ( il voulait voir la Citroën CX ), j'allais avoir 8 ans... Quand j'ai vu l'Alfetta, ça été le coup de foudre ! Nous avons pu obtenir le catalogue qui lui aussi était superbe. Quasi 50 ans plus tard, j'aime toujours cette auto et les autres Alfa Romeo... La vie m'a permis d'avoir une multitude d'autos, mais jamais une Alfa Romeo... Il est temps de combler cette lacune... Forza Alfa Romeo !!!
I typed in "Pino Verde" (which is the name of my father Giuseppe\Pino Verde, he was a singer of Neapolitan folk popular songs, I lost him September 2016 at age 66) to watch for few seconds my father singing just to think of him and this video came up, it says "Alfa Romeo Alfetta:Verde Pino", the title has the name of my father in it but it was obvious was referred to some element in the video; I clicked to watch the Alfa Romeo Alfetta which my father owned when I was a kid back in 1980 bringing many nostalgic melancholic memories; and another curious thing is, the founder of Alfa-Romeo his name was Romeo and if I am not wrong was from the city myself my whole family and my father is from S.Antimo-Naples.
I love Alfa Romeo Alfetta. Dad had quite a few & I learned how to drive with one of the later model Alfetta. The Alfa Romeo 75 (Milano) was a perfect continuation of Alfetta, IMO. Such superb road handling.
philberto78 It does have a problem, as far as I can tell. The Alfetta should have a distinctive-, lean "growl", the Alfa growl. The timing is shot to Hell, here.
I love almost all British and European cars but sometimes tire of seeing classic coupes and sport sedans in red. Ferrari's, Porsche's, BMW's etc to me look better in colors other than the cliche red. But that's not necessarily the case with Alfa's. I think Alfa Romeo's, esp GTV's look spectacular in Rosso Corsa. That being said this awesome Alfa sedan looks beautiful in Verde Pino. The more I learn about Alfa's the more I understand the passion exhibited by the Alfisti (or Alfista?) This video shows that sedans can be as much fun as coupes. And enthusiast's can be just as enthusiastic about sedans as well. Great job Petrolicious!
Nice touch at the end! Almost made up for another pair of driving gloves! I have fond memories of my Alfetta. It was a fantastic car for going sideways in. Everything happened so progressively.
Bought my first Alfa in 1967, it was my first car. Many alfas followed, the last being iterations of Alfettas. They were the straw breakers, I got out of Alfas then, I needed cars that would last for years without breakdowns and rust-outs. Audis did the trick for many years, a 2016 Mazda MX5 is in the garage now, a wonderful car.
Nice video as usual but please, tone down the background music when having comments by the owners, french, english, italian whatever language. We can't hear them with the music. Thanks !
Boxer engine? hahaha Great engine sound btw, reminds me of when I left coins in my pockets and shoved the clothes in washing machine. That was a good day
My father had 3 Afetta's. The first 2 were 1.8 and the last one was a 2.0. He was loyal to Alfa and had a 2.0 Gulietta and after that an Alfa 75. After is death my mother drove the Alfa 75 for many years. She bought a Peageot 305 automatic. And my brother and me keep the Alfa 75 for years....... Finely we sold the car and as far as I know the car is still a live.
While this car needs work, the guy knows about what it means to have passion about cars. It isn't about specs, what parts you have or even its 0-60 times, it is about what history you have developed with the time you spend together, that you most fondly remember.
la vrai référence j'adore mes parents on eu la giula 13 Ti et la coupé bertone 1750 et la 2000 berlina et la Gtv j'adore les alfa ensuite quand j'ai grandi j'ai acheter une 1600 GT junior bertone elle avait le moteur de la 2000 et ensuite j'ai eu une alfa sud Ti et une alfa sprint et une alfa 33 celle que j'aime beaucoup aussi c'est le spider de 1972 et j'aime beaucoup aussi alfeta comme la votre , je pense prochainement fair un clip avec une alfa j'ai grandi dans les alfa bravo pour votre video elle es top , j'ai eu le bonheur dernierment de tourner pour canal + la giulietta aussi est belle elle sont toutes belle les Alfa Romeo
The "Boxer engine" in the Alfetta? Really?! Do you know what a boxer engine is? The "metallic rumble" characteristic of the boxer engine? Really? On which planet? Anyway, that Alfetta has some engine problem: the distribution? It sounds really bad, that "metallic rumble" needs to be fixed.
Bad translation. He talks of alfa Romeo in general. The Alfa boxers were known for their metallic rumble on downshifts and their rasping sound in very high revs.
Bad translation? No. He says it in french. He talks of Alfa Romeo in general?! No. There was only one Alfa Romeo not racing car wth a boxer engine, the Alfasud in 1971 (and her daughter ("33"), and nephews ("145/146"); so you can't say that "In general" the Alfa Romeos have boxer engines. Which means that he really believe that his Alfetta has a boxer engine (sigh!) and that its "metallic rumble" is part of it. He is referring to that metallic rumble. Not to mention that the "... downshifts and ... high revs"is common to many other cars from that period. Somebody sold him a car with engine problem telling him that that rumors are typical frome the Alfa Romeo boxer engine, that's all; and he doesn't know nothing about the Alfa Romeo;, and cars in general, if he is not able to recognize that rumor. "My Know-how"?! Mah...
lmao I really hope he was just talking about the sound of a Twin Spark, which certainly has a characteristic rumble to it. If he thinks his car has a literal boxer engine...grab the pitchforks
Few people know that the Alfetta was designed by a very small team led by Ermanno Cressoni,my old boss.A great gentleman that sadly is not longer with us,but will always be remembered by the people that were fortunate to have worked with him.Caro Arch un saluto.
My dad owned 2 Alfettas 1.8. the earlier model had wooden steering wheel, the later model "fake leather" black 3 years later he bought a second hand Alfetta 2.0 with rectangular headlights. the 1.8 looked much more aggressive with quad round headlamps. Sadly it was not as reliable as Toyota or Honda so toward the latter part of his life, he got rid of his Alfa collections and drove Subaru. But what a sweet memory back then.
So this guy was able to buy several Alfas instead of some "passionless" Peugeot 205, not because he's affluent enough, but thanks to his "developed tastes" and "passion". Cool story.
VRAIMENT SUPERBE CETTE ALFETTA. JE ROULE EN ALFA LA DERNIÈRE GIULIA 180 CV DIESEL 😎😎,MAIS J ENVISAGE UN ACHAT DE CETTE NATURE. JE CHERCHE POUR LE MOMENT. FRANCHEMENT TRÈS BELLE....
for its category it is was the best car made in 1972 when launched. coming from a family that loved older volvos, but also always had Alfa Romeos and still own an alfetta
Perhaps some valves or ignition could be adjusted. But when I remember a Alfetta 1,8 back in the day it was 1978 I think I was ten year old and my dad had a BMW E21 520i in his second hand shop with 130hp. I always admired that deep red Alfetta with the 122hp Engine and that characteristic growl from the transverse exhaust. Somehow with the modification in 1977 the car lost many of its charme for me the square lights and door handles were without any refinement.
la votre c'est la quelle de motorisation ? comment on fait pour reconnaitre une version 1 et la version 2 quelle différence entre les 2 , et quelle essence il faut mettre car le super n'existe plus du coup il faut mettre quoi comme essence esquiver il faut ajouter de l'additif car j'aimerais bien en acheter une je pense que la cote et moi cher que les coupé bertone ? merci par avance
How do I get my hands on one of these I'm in the United States when we lived in the Netherlands back in the early '80s we had one of these and as a kid I really enjoy learning how to drive on it it was such a pleasure, when I was 16 years old after I got my license United States I drove the car from the Netherlands to Spain in the summer of 1986 I'm sure that was completely illegal
That specific model might be my favourite Alfa looks wise. Maybe a bit lower to the ground, but otherwise perfect. A shame the engine sounds horrific, because these Nord engines can sound quite nice with some sport air filters and an ANSA exhaust.
Belle voiture ce fut ma première Alfa neuve !!!!! belle histoire ,et belle idée que de vouloir acheter un Bertone 1750 série 1 Seul ombre au tableau l'autocollant d'un club au président à vie NUL.....
Some ugly jittery drive-by's in this video. I mean the car doesn't move smoothly through those scenes. Please fix, it is nicer to watch without it. I also want to say thank you for the entertaining content every week! Has me hooked!
Come on, you name the film after the colour of the car but wait until the last scene to show it in sunlight. Every other scene was in shadow with a seemingly high F stop. It was too dark.
Despite music+speech i could clearly hear that engine is not working properly. I know by heart how it's supposed to sound. Oh, and it isn't a boxer btw.
I was disappointed to see you select an example of this marque with such an obvious need of engine work. The valve tap alone was horrendous. Sorry, just being honest. Usually love your videos.
No it is not an Alfa thing. AS others have pointed out,this car desperately needs a valve train overhaul. I had an exact model like this one,they are great cars to drive, but this owner is clueless about the car and other pre 80 Alfas He thinks he is being cool owning a true Italian classic,but has no idea what the history of Alfa is all about
Does indeed sound like that, and no it's not an Alfa thing ;) Sounds more like rattling valvestems or something worse. There must be nicer Alfetta's to be found for Petrolicious..
The Alfetta was the best car in its class when launched in 1972 and retains an exotic air from the platform, front engine rear transaxle and rear inboard discs ( low unsprung weight) with dedion axle and watts linkage, plus torsion bars at the front (low unsprung weight) and rack and pinion steering, improving on every aspect of the older Giulia. Unfortunately the green car in the video is not tuned well at all and should be very smooth and responsive right trhougb the rev range. Also too much music in the video and not enough car sound!
petrolicious seems to be getting too worried about cinematography rather than on car, artsy is good but in every scene you see just trees, shadows, gloves, and the car for like a second. Loud music just too much. Early petrolicious seemed more genuine now it just seems pretentious. I used to get excited for Tuesday to watch each episode, now I just watch them if the car is decent. Car selections are just odd and not in a good way.
Alfa have made some very pretty cars but IMO this is not one of them, way too boxy (could've been a generic '70s Datsun/Toyota/Nissan, without the badge). Still, as the French say: _Il faut de tout pour faire un monde_ ...
Une voiture vivante bruit superbe et du punch, j'ai eu la chance de rouler en Alfetta en passager et au volant d'une Guillietta 1800 équipée du même moteur .... j'ai une Mégane dci en voiture de prét aujourd'hui quelle déprime par rapport, j'ai envie de la bruler , je la déteste..
This couple is nice, and the Alfetta GORGEOUS !..But they are obviously NOT REAL "ALFISTES" !!..Tristant worked only for 3 years for Alfa, between 2017 - 2020, as "commercial adviser" ( or so ) in France. Now he works for Porsche in Canada...!! A REAL "ALFISTE" WOULD NEVER, NEVER HAVE CHANGED, especially after only 3 years !.....this video probably helped his business.
Uh, whatever. I can't thumbs down the video, but I thumbs down the car. I know folks who drive some terrible shit boxes here in the states, but they absolutely LOVE their car. I couldn't imagine you guys doing a story like that. I guess maybe because it's European and they speak French it doesn't seem like such a bad idea.
Should have had subtitles at least sorry i dislike. And something is wrong with that car as everyone else said if there isn't then that's bad build quality
I had a ‘77 Verde Pino Alffetta for 5 years from 1990. That car, and especially that colour, is burnt into my soul.
Aside from the engine problems identified from the sound of the car in the video by people who I assume are experts or knowledgable. It’s quite refreshing to see that the guy could transmit his passion for cars to his fiancé and that she also participated in the video.
the red alfetta coming on the opposite lane was a great touch!
It was our Best friend's car ! An amazing memories for all of us !
My father and his red Alfetta, my childhood has follow the great sound of bialbero Alfa Romeo 1.8.......in every summer along the Marches bends. A fantastic car ......
i still maintain my fathers alfetta 1.8 pervinca blue
Dear Alfa Romeo, please bring Alfetta back. You have done such a great job in Giulia and Stelvio.
Onur Mutlu stelvio is garbage as crossovers are inherently missing a chromosome.
for a crossover, the stelvio is one of the best. (imo)
kirbyswarp Stelvio make crossovers fun to drive and stylish. Actually Stelvio is not the first suv in Alfa’s history. If you research it, you will see Alfa has a suv in 1960s.
Onur Mutlu suv is not a crossover. A wagon is infinitly better than a crossover.
Bring the TZ and Canguro back!
It was my first car. Excellent road holding with a high-performance engine compared to other cars at the time. 💕
Much better than the covid virus we all are fighting these days
Alfa's have always been very special to a lot of people!
J'ai découvert l'Alfa Romeo Alfetta au salon de l'auto de Bruxelles en 1975 quand j'y suis allé avec mon père ( il voulait voir la Citroën CX ), j'allais avoir 8 ans...
Quand j'ai vu l'Alfetta, ça été le coup de foudre ! Nous avons pu obtenir le catalogue qui lui aussi était superbe.
Quasi 50 ans plus tard, j'aime toujours cette auto et les autres Alfa Romeo...
La vie m'a permis d'avoir une multitude d'autos, mais jamais une Alfa Romeo...
Il est temps de combler cette lacune...
Forza Alfa Romeo !!!
92% of all Alfa Romeos made since 2008 are still on the road. The rest have made it home sucessfully.
Whatwould Bdo good one. I’m stealing it!
Ma première Alfa en 1985 ! Un souvenir impérissable, depuis j'ai le virus Alfa Roméo...
A Car from thw ALfa Romeo Gold Era!!
Memories from our child years!!
Alfa Lovers Go Ahead!!
Ma première Alfa Romeo! De 1985 à 1987 , depuis je roules toujours en Alfa...
Beautiful and legendary car. It needs a lot more respect
I typed in "Pino Verde" (which is the name of my father Giuseppe\Pino Verde, he was a singer of Neapolitan folk popular songs, I lost him September 2016 at age 66) to watch for few seconds my father singing just to think of him and this video came up, it says "Alfa Romeo Alfetta:Verde Pino", the title has the name of my father in it but it was obvious was referred to some element in the video; I clicked to watch the Alfa Romeo Alfetta which my father owned when I was a kid back in 1980 bringing many nostalgic melancholic memories; and another curious thing is, the founder of Alfa-Romeo his name was Romeo and if I am not wrong was from the city myself my whole family and my father is from S.Antimo-Naples.
Pino it's a name but means also Pine tree in Italian, so in this case is reffered to the colour: pine tree (pino) green (verde)
I love Alfa Romeo Alfetta. Dad had quite a few & I learned how to drive with one of the later model Alfetta. The Alfa Romeo 75 (Milano) was a perfect continuation of Alfetta, IMO. Such superb road handling.
In your opinion, does the Alfa in the video have engine problems or do they just sound like that naturally?
philberto78 It does have a problem, as far as I can tell. The Alfetta should have a distinctive-, lean "growl", the Alfa growl. The timing is shot to Hell, here.
When car makers knew how to speak to drivers' hearts
Hai detto una grande verità! 😎💪
Magnifique histoire d'amour et de passion 💚
I love almost all British and European cars but sometimes tire of seeing classic coupes and sport sedans in red. Ferrari's, Porsche's, BMW's etc to me look better in colors other than the cliche red. But that's not necessarily the case with Alfa's. I think Alfa Romeo's, esp GTV's look spectacular in Rosso Corsa. That being said this awesome Alfa sedan looks beautiful in Verde Pino.
The more I learn about Alfa's the more I understand the passion exhibited by the Alfisti (or Alfista?)
This video shows that sedans can be as much fun as coupes. And enthusiast's can be just as enthusiastic about sedans as well. Great job Petrolicious!
Eric Hakanson one is Alfista, two or more are Alfisti.
Stefano Gabrielli grazie mille Stefano! I guess I had it right the first time although I always get those confused.
Nice touch at the end! Almost made up for another pair of driving gloves!
I have fond memories of my Alfetta. It was a fantastic car for going sideways in. Everything happened so progressively.
Alfa is two things : Beauty and driving pleasure...
Lancias of that era are even more beautiful.
Bought my first Alfa in 1967, it was my first car. Many alfas followed, the last being iterations of Alfettas. They were the straw breakers, I got out of Alfas then, I needed cars that would last for years without breakdowns and rust-outs. Audis did the trick for many years, a 2016 Mazda MX5 is in the garage now, a wonderful car.
Encore un français petrolicioussé 😁.
Bon choix super voiture.
J'adore alfa ❤
nice to see the same one as mine from nepal in france!
Oh Lord, I need an Alfetta in my life
Very nice, good to young people who love classic cars.
Thanks Charles 1 We absolutly love our Alfetta ! And we have also a Coupé Bertone !
Nice video as usual but please, tone down the background music when having comments by the owners, french, english, italian whatever language. We can't hear them with the music. Thanks !
The production quality is, as usual, top notch. What a beautiful car ! 😊
Your films are always a real treat
tres belle auto, j'ai possedé une berlina 2000 de 1974, le kiff
Boxer engine? hahaha Great engine sound btw, reminds me of when I left coins in my pockets and shoved the clothes in washing machine. That was a good day
It was the inline 4 busso twin cam, and the timing of the engine is awful in this video
Una meraviglia italiana!! ❤❤
My father had 3 Afetta's. The first 2 were 1.8 and the last one was a 2.0.
He was loyal to Alfa and had a 2.0 Gulietta and after that an Alfa 75.
After is death my mother drove the Alfa 75 for many years.
She bought a Peageot 305 automatic. And my brother and me keep the Alfa 75 for years.......
Finely we sold the car and as far as I know the car is still a live.
While this car needs work, the guy knows about what it means to have passion about cars. It isn't about specs, what parts you have or even its 0-60 times, it is about what history you have developed with the time you spend together, that you most fondly remember.
First time I've ever come across Alfisti, whose dream car and pride and joy is Alfetta Berlina.... :o
la vrai référence j'adore mes parents on eu la giula 13 Ti et la coupé bertone 1750 et la 2000 berlina et la Gtv j'adore les alfa ensuite quand j'ai grandi j'ai acheter une 1600 GT junior bertone elle avait le moteur de la 2000 et ensuite j'ai eu une alfa sud Ti et une alfa sprint et une alfa 33 celle que j'aime beaucoup aussi c'est le spider de 1972 et j'aime beaucoup aussi alfeta comme la votre , je pense prochainement fair un clip avec une alfa j'ai grandi dans les alfa bravo pour votre video elle es top , j'ai eu le bonheur dernierment de tourner pour canal + la giulietta aussi est belle elle sont toutes belle les Alfa Romeo
The "Boxer engine" in the Alfetta? Really?! Do you know what a boxer engine is?
The "metallic rumble" characteristic of the boxer engine? Really? On which planet?
Anyway, that Alfetta has some engine problem: the distribution? It sounds really bad, that "metallic rumble" needs to be fixed.
Bad translation. He talks of alfa Romeo in general. The Alfa boxers were known for their metallic rumble on downshifts and their rasping sound in very high revs.
Bad translation? No. He says it in french.
He talks of Alfa Romeo in general?! No. There was only one Alfa Romeo not racing car wth a boxer engine, the Alfasud in 1971 (and her daughter ("33"), and nephews ("145/146"); so you can't say that "In general" the Alfa Romeos have boxer engines.
Which means that he really believe that his Alfetta has a boxer engine (sigh!) and that its "metallic rumble" is part of it. He is referring to that metallic rumble.
Not to mention that the "... downshifts and ... high revs"is common to many other cars from that period.
Somebody sold him a car with engine problem telling him that that rumors are typical frome the Alfa Romeo boxer engine, that's all; and he doesn't know nothing about the Alfa Romeo;, and cars in general, if he is not able to recognize that rumor. "My Know-how"?! Mah...
quando parla del motore boxer è in riferimento all'alfa del suo vicino (non specifica il modello) che gli ha trasmesso la passione per il marchio
lmao I really hope he was just talking about the sound of a Twin Spark, which certainly has a characteristic rumble to it. If he thinks his car has a literal boxer engine...grab the pitchforks
he got triggered .....lol i can sense that . Some Ego's in the comment section need some re-aligment with sheer passion .
Few people know that the Alfetta was designed by a very small team led by Ermanno Cressoni,my old boss.A great gentleman that sadly is not longer with us,but will always be remembered by the people that were fortunate to have worked with him.Caro Arch un saluto.
Cressoni ha disegnato la Giulietta. L’Alfetta è stata più che altro di Giuseppe Scarnati... due mostri sacri comunque!
My dad owned 2 Alfettas 1.8. the earlier model had wooden steering wheel, the later model "fake leather" black 3 years later he bought a second hand Alfetta 2.0 with rectangular headlights. the 1.8 looked much more aggressive with quad round headlamps. Sadly it was not as reliable as Toyota or Honda so toward the latter part of his life, he got rid of his Alfa collections and drove Subaru. But what a sweet memory back then.
I've had 3 of them in my younger years. Would love to have one again in good condition, but they've become rare and expensive too.
It's running on 3... How does he not feel/hear that?!
Awesome thanks
really cool little thing
Bellissima!!! ♥
Liked the last shot.
That feeling you get for an Alfa, its your buddy, guy
Veramente bella...👌👍
Yes it sounds like a bag of nails, but a pretty car. Nice film very good,....
Just pull the motor and rebuilt it along with most likely the transaxle, brakes, suspension, wiring and probably everything else
:D ... so radical...
I have one Colore Marone di Testa Marone, deep chocalate brown . Four yellow headlights and dark green tinted windows. With gold GB wheels
Not sure I get the passion for this car, but that’s fine. They seem to.
So this guy was able to buy several Alfas instead of some "passionless" Peugeot 205, not because he's affluent enough, but thanks to his "developed tastes" and "passion". Cool story.
💗
Spero un giorno di fare un bel video come il tuo con la mia alfetta (che ancora non ho) bravo
A car used by both the Mafia and the Carabinieri. That's a hell of a resume.
awesome!
Alfetta forever
I saw this car on a french magazine : Autoretro.
VRAIMENT SUPERBE CETTE ALFETTA. JE ROULE EN ALFA LA DERNIÈRE GIULIA 180 CV DIESEL 😎😎,MAIS J ENVISAGE UN ACHAT DE CETTE NATURE. JE CHERCHE POUR LE MOMENT. FRANCHEMENT TRÈS BELLE....
c'est beau
quelle combinaison de voiture et de couleur !
It's not the best car ever made (by far), but it is certrainly the most beautiful. Coming from a Volvo enthusiast.
for its category it is was the best car made in 1972 when launched. coming from a family that loved older volvos, but also always had Alfa Romeos and still own an alfetta
Love these videos, but... Please sort the tuning out and the Alfetta was a clean-sheet design, sharing little with the Tipo-105 1750.
true Alfa Lover 😍😍😍😍
Perhaps some valves or ignition could be adjusted. But when I remember a Alfetta 1,8 back in the day it was 1978 I think I was ten year old and my dad had a BMW E21 520i in his second hand shop with 130hp. I always admired that deep red Alfetta with the 122hp Engine and that characteristic growl from the transverse exhaust. Somehow with the modification in 1977 the car lost many of its charme for me the square lights and door handles were without any refinement.
yes the first type 1.8 was a sport car and the square 1977 one was not.
la votre c'est la quelle de motorisation ? comment on fait pour reconnaitre une version 1 et la version 2 quelle différence entre les 2 , et quelle essence il faut mettre car le super n'existe plus du coup il faut mettre quoi comme essence esquiver il faut ajouter de l'additif car j'aimerais bien en acheter une je pense que la cote et moi cher que les coupé bertone ? merci par avance
Do a video about the Alfa 75, the last real Alfa of its time :D
How do I get my hands on one of these I'm in the United States when we lived in the Netherlands back in the early '80s we had one of these and as a kid I really enjoy learning how to drive on it it was such a pleasure, when I was 16 years old after I got my license United States I drove the car from the Netherlands to Spain in the summer of 1986 I'm sure that was completely illegal
Have they done other couples interviews?
That specific model might be my favourite Alfa looks wise. Maybe a bit lower to the ground, but otherwise perfect. A shame the engine sounds horrific, because these Nord engines can sound quite nice with some sport air filters and an ANSA exhaust.
audioh0lic yess and exaust sound like a champ and accelerarate better than most...
Time 2 buy a new one =)
11 dislikes lol
all that envy...
Belle voiture ce fut ma première Alfa neuve !!!!! belle histoire ,et belle idée que de vouloir acheter un Bertone 1750 série 1
Seul ombre au tableau l'autocollant d'un club au président à vie NUL.....
Some ugly jittery drive-by's in this video. I mean the car doesn't move smoothly through those scenes. Please fix, it is nicer to watch without it. I also want to say thank you for the entertaining content every week! Has me hooked!
That engine has serious problems. Fix them!
Agree!
Engine could be nicer, but its more likely worn driveshaft which is very common for 116 cars
I can't say I care about the car but nice film.
Come on, you name the film after the colour of the car but wait until the last scene to show it in sunlight. Every other scene was in shadow with a seemingly high F stop. It was too dark.
Despite music+speech i could clearly hear that engine is not working properly. I know by heart how it's supposed to sound.
Oh, and it isn't a boxer btw.
I like it although I'm not a huge fan of Alfa's. This one looks like a cross between a E28 Bmw and a Datsun 510.
have a gtj in the same color!
I was disappointed to see you select an example of this marque with such an obvious need of engine work. The valve tap alone was horrendous. Sorry, just being honest. Usually love your videos.
Unfortunately you are right... too much valve train noise. Lovely example though.
agree 100% can't believe a guy so passionate about his car would be running it in such condition
What do you expect it’s an Alfa 😂
Warren Francis yes like the vintage $650k one in my brother’s garage, right?
Pain to my poor little ears.
Engine sounds like a bag of spanners. I guess its an Alfa thing :D
No it is not an Alfa thing. AS others have pointed out,this car desperately needs a valve train overhaul. I had an exact model like this one,they are great cars to drive, but this owner is clueless about the car and other pre 80 Alfas
He thinks he is being cool owning a true Italian classic,but has no idea what the history of Alfa is all about
titanus49 thank you for being one of the numbered true Alfa fans I’m right there with you lol
titanus49 aside knowing Alfa's history or not, the matter is, he has no clue whether his green Alfetta is working properly or not.
Does indeed sound like that, and no it's not an Alfa thing ;) Sounds more like rattling valvestems or something worse. There must be nicer Alfetta's to be found for Petrolicious..
The Alfetta was the best car in its class when launched in 1972 and retains an exotic air from the platform, front engine rear transaxle and rear inboard discs ( low unsprung weight) with dedion axle and watts linkage, plus torsion bars at the front (low unsprung weight) and rack and pinion steering, improving on every aspect of the older Giulia. Unfortunately the green car in the video is not tuned well at all and should be very smooth and responsive right trhougb the rev range. Also too much music in the video and not enough car sound!
Bialbero !
The Alfetta never had a boxer engine, the smaller Alfasud did. Sounds like the music was cranked up to disguise the poor condition of the engine.
4k plsssssss
A wild Ted appears
petrolicious seems to be getting too worried about cinematography rather than on car, artsy is good but in every scene you see just trees, shadows, gloves, and the car for like a second. Loud music just too much. Early petrolicious seemed more genuine now it just seems pretentious. I used to get excited for Tuesday to watch each episode, now I just watch them if the car is decent. Car selections are just odd and not in a good way.
Alfa Romeo died 34 years ago.
If you don’t like an Alfa then you’re not a true petrolhead
Alfa have made some very pretty cars but IMO this is not one of them, way too boxy (could've been a generic '70s Datsun/Toyota/Nissan, without the badge).
Still, as the French say: _Il faut de tout pour faire un monde_ ...
Une voiture vivante bruit superbe et du punch, j'ai eu la chance de rouler en Alfetta en passager et au volant d'une Guillietta 1800 équipée du même moteur .... j'ai une Mégane dci en voiture de prét aujourd'hui quelle déprime par rapport, j'ai envie de la bruler , je la déteste..
toi qui voulais, toi qui voulais, toucheeeer, toucher l'alfaaa à la voisine :D Belle auto. Mais dites ça ratatouille un peu non?
Nice movie but terrible engine noise
Motore boxer?!? L’Alfetta??!?? Ma hai idea di cosa stai guidando..????
This couple is nice, and the Alfetta GORGEOUS !..But they are obviously NOT REAL "ALFISTES" !!..Tristant worked only for 3 years for Alfa, between 2017 - 2020, as "commercial adviser" ( or so ) in France. Now he works for Porsche in Canada...!! A REAL "ALFISTE" WOULD NEVER, NEVER HAVE CHANGED, especially after only 3 years !.....this video probably helped his business.
Uh, whatever. I can't thumbs down the video, but I thumbs down the car. I know folks who drive some terrible shit boxes here in the states, but they absolutely LOVE their car. I couldn't imagine you guys doing a story like that. I guess maybe because it's European and they speak French it doesn't seem like such a bad idea.
Translate non english videos, CC distracts from watching
Please less talk, less music and more car.
Should have had subtitles at least sorry i dislike. And something is wrong with that car as everyone else said if there isn't then that's bad build quality
Nunyabiz
TURN ON THE SUBTITLES LIKE THE DAMN VIDEO SAYS TO IN THE BEGINNING!
No engine sound and too much talking... just horrible....