I’ve never understood motorheads who deride a fast nimble product no matter who it is from. Choice is good for all of us. Manufacturers pushing the limits is good for everyone. Success of the Alfa would mean other manufacturers would be challenged to try the category. Throwing hate at a new product is so…

And you think that Porsche didn’t do at least that much, plus spent two weeks honing the time down second by second?

But that’s how they ended up with GT1.

Thank you for this.

Every review of the ND complains about the amount of body roll. Stiffer than a ND doesn’t mean it’s like driving a stanced car over NYC potholes.

Lol why?

What a piece of shit.

you are dead to me also. (have you seen the original).. this is a great update actually. it’s almost as good of a reinterpretation as the ford GT was for the original gt40.. I love what they did. keep looking.. unless you hate the original in which case you are dead to me. so either way you look at it.. quite dead at…

You’re dead to me.

Clarkson/Hammond/May TG never gave honest unvarnished opinions. They were biased, humorous, and bombastic to the point of trolling - that's why everyone liked the show.

I don’t think Top Gear ever gave an honest, unvarnished opinion before, at least not in the last 10 years or so.Their opinions may not have been controlled by manufacturers, but I think they were controlled by producers and told you exaggerate and embellish their opinions in the name of entertainment value.

I haven’t cared for Top Gear to give me honest reviews in quite a while.. I’d rather go to you guys for advice on cars, than Top Gear..

OMG you’re so right! I mean NO other marque has ever had any recalls ever!...(cough, cough, Toyota, GM, Porsche, BMW., etc, etc)

Works with motorcycles too. (What motorcycle?)

People love to throw the “rare” tag onto something as if that automatically justifies the exorbitant price tag.... nope.

Shut the the hell up.

Reading is really hard, sometimes.

This is funny because none of the other reviewers, who probably drove these same cars, reported any issues during their test drives:

Then again, the European press tends to keep throwing cliches at their readers.