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Alfa Mail

Open Letters From A Part-time Petrol Head

Justin Allison
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Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
David & Charles

About

Alfa Mail is about Alfa Romeos. What made them great - and what will probably make them extinct. It's also about other cars too - great, good, bad and appalling - plus planes, bikes, places, people, prejudice ... and tractors.

Motor vehicles are the greatest practical enablers of the 20th Century (even IT can't physically take us to Hollywood, or hospital), and stir our emotions like few other artefacts.

Artefacts and their creators make history. Thus, this book is also about great endeavours and sad whimpers. About inspired artists, dedicated engineers, reckless drivers, and intellectually barren marketing people.

Fortunately, for sanity's sake, this book is also quite happy to take the piss.

And Alfa enthusiasts are used to jokes.

Combines scholarship with unbridled prejudice. Occasionally makes Clarkson seem strangely reasonable. - A.H. Davis

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