Well, that doesn't happen too often!

Even at car events, it's not all that common to see more than one GTV6 at a time.  The chances of running into another one on the street are next to nil, yet that's exactly what happened to me yesterday!  I was driving along minding my own business when my passenger pointed out a red GTV6 parked in a mini mall at the side of the road.  We pulled a quick U turn and waited for the owner to come out.  "Well, that doesn't happen too often!" he exclaimed as he emerged grocery-laden from the store to the sight of 2 GTV6's where there had previously been just one.  The owner of the other car turned out to be local Alfista Nick Ericson, who was featured in the New York Times' Auto Ego years ago with his GTV6! Ironically, it was this man and his car which were among my first inspirations to buy my own Alfa. So it was great to finally meet him!

Automobiliac profiled on DRIVEN

I recently took Fernando Morales for a white knuckle ride in the Alfa. Here's a link to his story, which focuses on Autodromo watches as well as the GTV6.Photo credit:  Fernando Morales

Montauk Motoring

We attended the "Run out East" this weekend, which is a small, but growing Italian car show held in Montauk.  Here is my GTV6 visiting the famous montauk Lighthouse, which stands at the very Eastern tip of Long Island. More photos to follow.

Motoring mit Autofrei

Spent the day Friday in the Alfa, motoring through the twisties outside of Cold Spring, NY with my buddy from Autofrei riding along with his camera.  He got some very evocative shots! See more of them as well as his wonderful full write-up at Autofrei.

Naturally, I was wearing my Autodromo Vallelunga watch that day.

Winter Driving Moment of Zen

Not sure if I'll do this with my dry California Car.  But Kudos to Alfa BB user Salfa Romeaabfor a sense of adventure!