now this is a dream car

I see this Alfa as the spiritual successor to the E39 and the original Alfa Gulia. clean modernist styling, light, RWD, simple

Spielberg has always been good at camera movement. The camera pans in Jurassic park. The push-in in jaws. but his framing was always subpar I feel. It may have created the world of terrible blockbuster framing we have today. But if you look at Spielberg’s contemporaries like Scoresese, the Coen Brothers, Malik, or…

This just shows how much better Kubrick was than Spielberg is. he was lightyears ahead. look at just the camera angle. Kubrick frames his shots so specifically. the camera and the scene interacting with it, seem to be part of the narrative. Spielberg just posts his camera wherever he feels fit. too high, or too low,…

Why not both? this is an FCA product after all

Like father like son

God damn those old bmw’s are perfect. Watch this 80 year old, 1935 BMW RSS get slung around the track.

I too, did suspension while I was in formula SAE. ALL HAIL THE COSMIC PNNEUMATIC TIRE let Pacejka be with you!

You mean 15k? Right? Right? Right?

Uber is taking advantage of the hole left by public policy. unfortunatly I fear this will lead to terrible results for the health, economy and culture of the united states.

That seems ridiculously cheap. I guess once you have the tooling it’s no different then putting a new Ferrari together, except it’s less complicated.

yeah so doesn’t that make them the google phone?

Altezza Tailights. what 13 year old me dreamed of

Yeah those were Alfa’s bread and butter, some of the most reliable engines of the times

TINY BLACK DINGUS

I had no clue, I’ll have to check mine when I get home.

they are on the road in europe. Not the us yet because FCA can’t get the GMET Engine out of the fucking door !!! ughh fuck you FCA. just give me the base model. get the next engine in 2018

Just today I put in notice because not only is my manager only managing 4 people, he can’t even handle that.

Im sure there’s a couple, but the northeast is so plentiful. I had the same experience in Michigan where you could get to alright roads, but they were nothing to shout about and were 40 min away.