Our Top Picks From The 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show | Carfection

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[bradulovic]

Honestly, clicked just cause of the B3 in the thumbnail. What a lovely looking machine.

[mverbaan]

I like the fact that Henry is just plain honest; if he doesn't like it, he says so, apparently without worrying how this would affect his relation with the manufacturers of the cars he tests.
If it is rubbish, he says so, if it is great, he is is genuinely zestful .

[abysss]

Out of all the cars here, if I had the money I'd get that B3 wagon in a hearbeat.

[TheJiggyTapes]

Idk why but this style video is amazing, I was beyond entertained

[johnsim]

Once again Henry's stylish presentation knocks it out the park. Superb to see the not-quite-so-highlight highlights!

[aceofspades]

The Alpina in green on cream is absolutely timeless!

[jarno]

2 different sets of wheels and the mirror are a brilliant idea by Alpina

[MisterDillPickle]

lmao loved henry's reaction at the cupra concept (cant be bothered to remember the name)

[henryhealy]

I love the look of that Alpina. Right up my street

[helplmchoking]

By far the best video of the show, love the informal round up style!

[adg]

I love your perfect blend of sarcasm and snark when you see something you don’t like. 🤣🙌

[mandeepreehal]

That b3 is a target for me what a machine

[ShogunsDojo]

Alpina now using M-sport bodywork? The plot thickens.

[JakeMac]

I’ve never thought an estate car has ever looked pretty but that b3 is unbelievably beautiful

[biaggi]

You’re on form with this vid Henry, love the sarcasm!! 🤣

[rustypossum]

The Hyundai i30 N - CoG lowered by 8.8mm. If the car sits 6mm lower anyway, does that mean all that carbon fibre adds up to a whopping 2.8mm lower Centre of Gravity?! Surely that makes no discernible difference in real world use?

Thanks for all the coverage and insights Henry. Your camera guy does a cracking job too!

[petervanriet]

The Bitter is a development of the Lotus Elise GT1. When the Lotus project folded it was continued by Toine Hezemans with the help of Erich Bitter. Hezemans was a Dutch touring car legend of the seventies (Abarth, Alfa, BMW) His son Mike was one of the drivers of this car. He and Jan Lammers also drove it as the Lotus.

[januarymorris]

Loved the attitude towards the cupra suv

[alexbroadbent]

FYI, the Bitter GT1 was based on the Lotus Elise GT1 but fitted with a Viper V10

[flyinggraysons]

I agree Henry, that little Honda is kinda cool in a quirky way