Photo: Zagato
If you ever needed a unique car to buy when you won the lottery, this would have to be it your shortlist. It's the only cool Alfa Romeo currently in production, and it's actually built by Zagato using the body of a Dodge Viper ACR.
The car was presented in 2010, and this is the ninth and last one that will ever be made, according to Zagato. The "Final Edition" model will debut at the upcoming Amelia Island Concours on Sunday, March 10th.
So, what's special about number 9 here? Well, the owner, who wanted to remain anonymous, wanted it to be Azzurro California blue to match the sky in Florida, where he lives.
But other than that, the drivetrain uses the same 8.4-liter V10 engine developing 600 HP. The body is made by hand using carbon fiber to make it as light as possible.
"The Zagato Stradale TZ3 is a gorgeous car and one we feel honored to have debut at the Amelia," stated Bill Warner, Chairman and Co-Founder of the Amelia Island Concours. "The car's American underpinnings and Italian design make it a perfect fit for our field."
So, what's special about number 9 here? Well, the owner, who wanted to remain anonymous, wanted it to be Azzurro California blue to match the sky in Florida, where he lives.
But other than that, the drivetrain uses the same 8.4-liter V10 engine developing 600 HP. The body is made by hand using carbon fiber to make it as light as possible.
"The Zagato Stradale TZ3 is a gorgeous car and one we feel honored to have debut at the Amelia," stated Bill Warner, Chairman and Co-Founder of the Amelia Island Concours. "The car's American underpinnings and Italian design make it a perfect fit for our field."
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