Exclusive walk-around the new £1.7M Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale supercar with its designer 

I like that the video was 33:33 long! Well played! - and what a gorgeous car this is!

Truly first class once again.Harry is just a natural at presenting ,informative in such a relaxed manner.

Possibly the prettiest production car of the last 20 years. Alfa Romeo still has it. The proportions are perfect, not excessively big and bulky like so many modern sports and super cars.

The new one is stunning. Gorgeous car. But the original? Still my absolute favourite car of all time. Not only the proportion is right, but the detail and the SIZE of it. It’s TINY! I already knew this having seen one in the flesh but it still bowls me over. What a glorious thing.

Really nice video length of 33:33 😊

Harry is a global treasure. Those cars are beautiful and I really appreciate the design mirroring a poster car I'll probably never see in person. Thank you Harry, again.

It’s Sunday it’s Harry’s garage time 👋

I studied Mechanik in a Alfa repair shop here in Germany in the 80! I was allways very excited when we worked on a Montreal. This one is even more mindblowing

STUNNING - And the fact that the video is 33 minutes and 33 seconds is pure class! 😎

These Italian designers have a different soul...this is beyond stunning

Alpha Romeo is the automotive soul of Italy. Love this! Thank you Harry. I still miss my 1750.

I got a pleasure to meet Alessandro Maccolini here in Dominican Republic, launching the news Alfas in 2011 this guy have excellents designs, like 4C, Guilietta...this pure Art!!

Yet again a wonderful mix of topics for Harry's videos, always a joy on Sundays :) If you can get an allocation and have £2-3 million spare, there's been a magnificent choice of cars in the last couple of years! Finally, so glad this designer included so many elements that will let his hair escape :P Beautiful car.

Wow...this is it. This is the car I always wanted. The more I look at it, the more wonderful it becomes. I can only imagine driving that thing.

Any Alfa Romeo is a car to love.

Alfa Romeo are back people! Now, all we need is a supercar from Lancia!!

Most beautiful car which has been built the last 33 years!Respect for trying to make it 33.33 min/sec edit!

Beautiful car, I remember falling in love with the design of the 8C first time I saw it, and now they did it again!

That is one bloody amazing looking car. Top marks to the entire design team.

They did an amazing job with this! Not a retro resign in my opinion, this is something new - with a look back to one of the most beautiful cars ever build. Absolutly stunning. And to get all the information - that's what real car jornalist work separates from all the other RU-vid videos.... Very well done, thank you so much! Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹!

Yes!!! Finally, somebody understands. I hate that modern satnav screens cannot be folded away when not needed. 95% of the time you get in your car to drive somewhere, you adjust absolutely nothing.

Thank you so much for a brilliant film. The description and passion of the designer and the story of how the design evolved was really like hearing an emotional piece of music. Classic Italian beauty.

Although it's pleasing that Alfa remain active in producing race-ready exotica, it's a shame that the brand isn't balancing their range with accessable cars for Alfisti, like myself, who are crying out for a modern-day Alfasud to be offered instead of pricy, two-pedalled SUVs as a precept of marketing reactions.

My goodness, this is one exquisite looking car. The backend is probably the best on any car. Sensual it is.

Alfa Romeo is such an interesting carmaker. Never change, Alfa!

Bellissimo. The design team have done the old 33 proud, and done what Alfa always do well, build a beautifully designed car that will always draw smiles. Well done Harry and Charlie for shooting such an intimately feeling video, it really felt like it was a personal launch more than an announcement to the world, I'm sure others will review it, but frankly, yours will be the benchmark for others to meet.

Might be the best looking modern car. Alfa does it again 🍀

@32:48 Carabo was one of my favorites as a child, would be amazing to see that updated and made into a real car

I love exploring such ground breaking cars with the designer. you learn so much. As a passionate lover of Alfas, I love this car,.

The original is BEAUTIFUL! As is the new... 🥰😍🤩 The Italians surely master designing cars...👌

These are my favourite type of car videos, it’s so interesting to hear designers explaining every nuance of the design philosophy and how they realise in a road going vehicle. Very good video Harry.

Very gorgeous machine with pure Italian adrenalin in every bit of its design details!

An Italian car I would love to own. Simply stunning. I guess I will stick to my 147 for now!

The number one new release of any automaker in the last 10 yrs! No stupid iPad screen sticking up!!! Yet you can have it out if you want to use it. Amazing! I want his accent.

I had lost hope with car interiors, bring haptics and tactility back. What a stunner inside and out.

Alfa always make the most beautiful cars. The 8C Disco Volante is my modern classic dream car of choice.

What a beautiful design. Utterly magnificent.

Harry is wearing his good shirt again, he must be travelling 😊

I see what you did with the video length - very good! 😊

Love the way Harry makes this all about the car and not himself…… Simply stunning car(s), thank you for posting this.

Very well done Harry....wow, what a beautiful car. Alfa have something in design that other just cant emulate and they have a wonderful history to look back on that must be a huge inspiration to their designers. Wonderful.

Probably the best rear end of a car I have seen in 40 years. I only wish I was wealthy enough to buy one. Quite beautiful. Thanks Harry for an awesome video

It looks magical, better than any Lambo or Ferrari.

This car knocks spots of Ferrari and Porsche for design. It’s absolutely stunning.

Great video Harry! I just can't help fall in love with the original. The simplicity, the design. No fuss about. Just drive, all mechanical. It's like analog hardware effects vs digital plugins in music production. You can't beat analog

I'm Alfisti, it's gorgeous, the view looking over the rear to the far wheel arch is pure Alfa, almost Zagato inspired, Bella Machina!

How freaking beautiful is that old car!!!! I think, where the old car did better than the new one, was it' s simplicity and its function above style (but ja, the style won out of default, maybe planned 🙂).. The new one seems overly designed, still lovely, but too thought out, I think.

Stunning. Possibly the most beautiful car I have ever seen.

Excellent expert review by gentlemen, as always. This is exemplary; unique in design, function, and engineering. It shows the Italian ability to create a car that inspires emotion and lifestyle. An historical statement and future classic. Good to know the future is not lost to plastic designless milk floats.

Absolutely stunning, wonder why other Manufacturers cannot design cars like this.

Love how they designed the intakes to take in the maximun amount of hair

Love that is has a decluttered steering wheel! A nice interior. No tacky screen overkill.

WOW! What a stunning car. I'm always amazed how designers can re-imagine classics into modern works of art. I really hope Alfa Romeo can re-imagine the Montreal with a bigger production run.

Nobody on this world can and will never ever design a car like italians, especially the Alfa Romeo style. Nahhh... this is just... incredible.

For me, one of the most beautiful cars ever and the detailing is stunning. What a tragedy that we will never see one being driven on the road. The buyers will put them in a climate controlled garage and used as an investment. Great vid Harry.

This video's got 33 minutes and 33 seconds... I see what you did there. ❤

When Alfa announce a new hyper car you just know it'll be something very special and at that price point, of course it should be. Being a petrol head my choice would be the V6 but if an EV version can approach the performance levels of the Rimac Nevera that really would be something!😀👍 With only 33 being made I wonder if any will see serious road use or more likely be squirrelled away into air conditioned private collections.

The best thing on a Sunday has just dropped .

Fantastic episode Harry - your love of cars shines through. What a stunning vehicle and a great history. Thank you.

I didn't love it at first but seeing it in brighter light and actually moving you notice how different it looks to other more angular modern supercars, especially all the little details, lights, grill, the rear hatch vents, also a more traditional interior. Kudos Alfa

I like the new one. Especially the wheels, but the original is more beautiful to me.

Italians know how to design a car. Beautiful!

Wow! Just wow! That's one of the best looking cars I've ever seen. Thank you Harry, I'd seen a couple of other vids about this car and was SO hoping you'd do something too!!

Drop dead gorgeous!

They did a magnificent job! To me this car is a great interpretation of the original 33 stradale. The balance between round and edgy lines is spot on. Sadly these cars will be bought and stored in a garage and never see daylight, let alone being driven...but I guess that's the fate of all hypercars 😢. Anyway, great video, great insights.

How generous to learn so much about the Alfa Romeo design philosophy: Italians do design so well!

Great video Harry, and what a beautiful, beautiful car. I love how well Alfa has paid homage to the original 33.

One of the most beautiful cars Ive ever seen.

Looks fabulous. Can't wait for a good look at the engine.

Yet again Harry, why your channel is simply the best car channel on youtube. Your content and presentation style is perfect. The 33 Stradale is magnificent.

This looks absolutely stunning! I especially like the aggressive/mean looking rear lights!

It's a breathtakingly beautiful example of Auto Navana design.

finally a decluttered interior

I hope that some day the gt1300 junior will see a refresh. Alfa Romeo really needed something like the 33 Stradale. Absolutely stunning

Inititally I was on the fence about the design; the more I look at it from all the different angles, and hearing all the different stylistic considerations to remain true to the original 33 the more I love the car. Creating a brand new design that pays homage to the original is a hard enough task, but I actually think Alfa hit it out of the park with this one.

Simply stunning - The design based on the original is really wonderful.

Informative, down-to-earth and centred on the essence of the 33. Typical Harry’s Garage. Thank you!

Alfa Romeo needs new real models, otherwise the brand will not survive. They should have made a coupe and estate wagon from the Giulia.

Very nice Harry, a video of 33.33 minutes.

The new 33 Stradale is yet again an instant classic from Alfa Romeo. Drop dead gorgeous and as per the 8C, a work of art. Alas only 33 to be made, all sold and out of reach to mere mortals 😁. Oh well that’s life.

This will be a fantastic watch for a Sunday Evening! I'm happy that Alfa Romeo ended up creating some great and sporty Cars the past 10 Years. I remember when everyone expected them to close Shop or end up just manufacturing small Economy Cars. And now even a Supercar which i did not expect at all! I hope Alfa Romeo stays on this Path. Prost & Cheers from Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Alps

Loved my Alfa 164 . This is just off the hook .

When this car was released, I remember thinking to myself, "look how the massacred my boy." I can't love this car. To me, the original 33 Stradale is the most beautiful car ever made, possibly the most beautiful object man has ever sculpted. It is my favourite car. I understand that the spokesperson/designer wanted to keep the legacy intact for the original 33 Stradale by somewhat separating the two and by not outright copying that design for the new car...but I think they should have. No one would have complained, and I think that's a copout sentiment. This car is, as we all know, based on the Maserati MC20. Therefore this new 33 Stradale was going to look a certain way as the design had to conform to the MC20's hardpoints. It's kind of like the A90 Supra to the FT-1 concept, where you've got an image in mind of what you want the car to look like, but you have a platform with compromises that you need to work with. I don't think Alfa Romeo pulled off a successful reinterpretation, honestly. It's not that the car is ugly...it's fine. But I am of the opinion that if you're going to take the 33 Stradale's nameplate, you need to make the car look more like the original 33 Stradale. When you compare photos side-by-side with the original 33 Stradale and the new one, you begin to see the characteristics they share. But the new one doesn't do the delicate touches as well as the original. They didn't need to shorten the front end as much as they did for the new 33 Stradale, it could have had a much longer overhang. The side air intake looks tacked on (in design), as opposed to looking integrated into the body like on the original 33 Stradale, and that's not just because of the carbon fiber's darkness. Then there's that tragic rear bumper, which just looks...awful. Sorry. How DeTomaso's P72 gets away with its rear end, I don't know. But if they can do it , then surely Alfa could have, right? But by far the biggest issue, in terms of styling, is the body lines. They do not flow like the original 33 Stradale, they're far too flat. One of the defining characteristics of the original 33 Stradale is the "hips" it has, both vertically and horizontally. But again, due to the compromises of the platform, this wasn't going to be possible. It's deeply upsetting that Alfa didn't take notes from Ford's 05'-06' GT and see how successful a more honest reinterpretation of a company's historic model turned out to be. Back then, that GT car didn't initially sell well. But we live in a different time, and I think Alfa would have had no problem selling a more honest 33 Stradale reinterpretation. And it's not as though Alfa couldn't make a new 33 Stradale that looks closer to the original car. They could, if they were given more freedom to use a bespoke chassis. If DeTomaso can make the P72 look as voluptuous as it does, Alfa could have done the same, had they been granted approval to make their own bespoke platform. At the price they're asking, it's sad that the buyers are basically getting rebodied MC20's and not much else. It's not like the MC20's platform is bad. But for the price of the new 33 Stradale, customer's are not nearly getting enough for the money. The new car's interior is at least a winner, no issues there. I know my take is that of the minority, but I stand by my sentiment that if you (Alfa Romeo) are going to make a reinterpretation of the most beautiful ever made, you've gotta come correct. And I think Alfa Romeo missed the mark. Hard. At least with the 4c they took elements from the 33 Stradale, drew some comparisons, but didn't take the nameplate. This new 33 Stradale should have been given its own nameplate. But my opinion won't stop the rich from buying it, and OEMs have figured out that rebodying their cheaper cars to look somewhat like their most iconic models is a good way to rake in cash (new Countach, for example). I won't be hanging a photo of the new 33 Stradale on my wall like I have of the original. It offends me too much. For what Alfa Romeo is asking, buyers should instead place an order for M.A.T's Jewelry 33 Stradale.

It's a grower, that is for certain to my eyes. Initially I was unsure, but the more I look at it, the more I like it. Fantastic work.

Alfa Romeo just stay away from electric cars becaus you will destroy everything you worked for, just dont do that mistake and betrade 90% of your loyal Alfisti

This is the best combination between clasic and modern car, is a brilliant design

Amazing effort 🎉 what a great design!! Designer hit most of the marks, may be time to create a better wheel design. Love it! Thanks Alfa

The most beautiful car I've seen in years. Truly a piece of sculpture which will age wonderfully - Its a masterstroke not adding a screen to the interior 👌

The original 33 Stradale is always my answer to the question “What car would you get if money was no object?”. Does the new one envoke the same emotions? Can’t really say so. But it’s still a great design with lots of little details paying homage to the original car and the brand’s history. If only they haven’t overdone the front-end/headlight area that much…

The designer who drawing this car ,what a good inspiration ,this car is marvelous i whant this in white candy metalic and carbone black glossy ,the weels dark gold anodise and interior full alcantara black and alcantara tabac ,console carbone black glossy , what a lovely car , a piece of art ,really bravo to the designers . From France- Meurth & moselle -Lorraine-Nancy-54.

That is one beautiful automobile. Thank you, Harry.

Italian car designers are absolutely on another level when it comes to art

I thought the Disco Volante was a stunning looking car, but I think this car tops it.

What a stunningly beautiful job Alfa have done.

A nice nod with the length of the video 😉 I like this new one very much and the clever idea to hide the screen away under the dash is genius! I think I’d rather have the original one though… just gorgeous!

What a statement from Alfa! Passion, exemplified.

Among all these super expensive cars, this would be my favourite, love the rear, the silhouette and the no fuss interior. Would actually love to be able to buy some of the pictures of the design study shown at the beginning...sadly, there s none of that in the official Alfa store (which seems to be very neglected overall btw, no pics/prints at all). Harry or Alfa, if you read this, there s a market for good prints, I petition to make these pictures available to us as prints...you already created them for the museum, why not selling prints at reasonable prices to all those who love your design icon (I know it s not gonna be cheap but make it reasonable!).

Alfa Romeo…. Fabulous design and taste as always from my favourite car manufacturer.

1.7 million pounds? I would much prefer a successor to the 4C, or finally a new GTV coupe!

Another Italian stunner that will never be seen out on the road.