Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
I admit I have a (very) soft spot for #AlfaRomeo , and these are the #Top5 Alfa models I’d love to own… Either individually or as a #collection :)
5. GT Junior Zagato
In my view, the Junior Zagato still is an underrated design. It was based on the Spider floorpan and running gear, but it might as well be made from Kryptonite, given how far ahead of its time Ercole Spada’s design was.
4. GTV6 2.5
The long-lived and much-loved Alfa Romeo V6, known among enthusiasts as the “Busso,” from its creator’s name, was first installed in Alfa’s flagship saloon, the Alfa 6. I love that car, but I’d rather have the V6 in a more compact and stylish package.
3. 8C Spider
Given this publication’s name, it shouldn’t come as a surprise to you that I quite like ragtops, especially when they look this good.
2. Giulia Quadrifoglio
The legacy of FCA’s outspoken CEO, Sergio Marchionne, is a complicated one. Still, if there’s one thing we shall all be grateful to him, it must be the Giulia Quadrifoglio super saloon.
1. Spider 2.0 “Series 4”
Honestly, any of the around 124.000 Spiders made between 1966 and 1993 will do, as I love them all. But I’ve had the pleasure of putting a lot of miles on a 1992 Spider 2.0 last year, and I ended up liking it even more than I already did.
The exclusive merchandise you can buy to support my channel: teespring.com/stores/roadster-life
My Alfa Romeo books:
Six Appeal - The Story Of The Alfa 6
amazon.com/dp/1793931046
Alfa Romeo Giulietta - The Story 1977 - 1985
ENGLISH: amazon.com/dp/1983393746
ITALIAN: https://www.amazon.it/dp/B098GVJ7RK
Alfa Romeo Arna - The Full Story 1980 - 1987 amazon.com/dp/1656632500
I admit I have a (very) soft spot for #AlfaRomeo , and these are the #Top5 Alfa models I’d love to own… Either individually or as a #collection :)
5. GT Junior Zagato
In my view, the Junior Zagato still is an underrated design. It was based on the Spider floorpan and running gear, but it might as well be made from Kryptonite, given how far ahead of its time Ercole Spada’s design was.
4. GTV6 2.5
The long-lived and much-loved Alfa Romeo V6, known among enthusiasts as the “Busso,” from its creator’s name, was first installed in Alfa’s flagship saloon, the Alfa 6. I love that car, but I’d rather have the V6 in a more compact and stylish package.
3. 8C Spider
Given this publication’s name, it shouldn’t come as a surprise to you that I quite like ragtops, especially when they look this good.
2. Giulia Quadrifoglio
The legacy of FCA’s outspoken CEO, Sergio Marchionne, is a complicated one. Still, if there’s one thing we shall all be grateful to him, it must be the Giulia Quadrifoglio super saloon.
1. Spider 2.0 “Series 4”
Honestly, any of the around 124.000 Spiders made between 1966 and 1993 will do, as I love them all. But I’ve had the pleasure of putting a lot of miles on a 1992 Spider 2.0 last year, and I ended up liking it even more than I already did.
The exclusive merchandise you can buy to support my channel: teespring.com/stores/roadster-life
My Alfa Romeo books:
Six Appeal - The Story Of The Alfa 6
amazon.com/dp/1793931046
Alfa Romeo Giulietta - The Story 1977 - 1985
ENGLISH: amazon.com/dp/1983393746
ITALIAN: https://www.amazon.it/dp/B098GVJ7RK
Alfa Romeo Arna - The Full Story 1980 - 1987 amazon.com/dp/1656632500
