Somebody in Budapest told me you can drive an Autobianchi here.
Not the Stratos. A new car that has nothing to do with the Stratos. And all this is up in the air for now.
You need to talk to Mike and rebrand ‘Spinelli’s Hair’. It’s time.
My family started one of the first sherp dealerships in the United States. They’re pretty fun. One time, we were driving it on a frozen lake and the fire department and police were called in because it broke through the ice and people thought it was a car hahah
Okay, after 5 years, but here is a more nuanced view: Read more
I stumbled upon the one in Mulhouse, France one weekend, while I was there on business. It was so unassuming from the outside, a brick building, simple entrance and nothing to indicate what was inside. Walk in and... Read more
I don’t believe in emails. My 1985 Autobianchi A112 Abarth is very Italian. What can I do about that?
this car is owned by Joosten in Maastricht Netherlands, he used to have a car yard with many exotic cars I bought my Alfa Romeo 2000GTV from him in 1979. he had just bought and showed the car and believe still owned it he must be in his 80 tish by now. Read more
Standard wagon cleaning process.
Stop complaining, your car is from the nineties!
This is good Jalopnik Dave! By the way, the guy I bought my A112 from back in 2013 had a perfectly restored Steyr-Puch Haflingerrel. Those are the jam!
Mike, that’s the worst Fiat 127 I’ve ever seen. Wait. No, it’s not. Definitely not. You’ll be happy.
Did somebody say bottomed out Soviet car? Read more
Happy I read this, but sad you didn’t finish the race and had to abandon the car. It would of been cool to see you finish the whole thing. While reading this I was thinking “cool, finally another really interesting article about weird cars driven in Europe, haven’t seen this in a while,” I didn’t realize you weren’t a… Read more
Fantastic read. Read more