[alfettish]

It would help if you spoke Japanese but you can get the idea.
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[87Sprint]

most honorable video!!

thanks

 

[alfettish]

HAHAHA yes it is.

 

[Dan Walker]

I'd still rather have the '61, but I suppose for daily driving, trips to the supermarket, etc, the new SZ would be a bit more practical...

 

[Arna]

Its a shame that they don't have balls to build cars like the Giulietta SZ or the newer SZ (il monstro) anymore. They are both amazing in their own right. The newer SZ is basically a Milano Coupe. I never understood why none of them were ever imported to the USA.

 

[HenryKrinkle]

I never understood why none of them were ever imported to the USA.

There were a couple imported legally by private owners, probably at a great cost unfortunately. Although a full Alfa backed import woulda been great.