2012 NEW Alfa Romeo TZ3 stradale

The Alfa Romeo TZ3 Stradale by Zagato relies on the Viper ACR mechanical chassis with a carbon fibre body. "Bellezza necessaria" is the inspiration of this automotive which matches for the first time an USA power train and may symbolize the primary American Alfa Romeo.

Following Zagato's gentlemen-driver heritage, TZ3 Corsa has been commissioned by the Alfa Romeo Zagato collector Martin Kapp. The primary Alfa Romeo TZ3 Stradale has been delivered to the US Alfa Romeo and Zagato collector (and Saratoga Vehicle Museum's board member) Eric King. The TZ3 Stradale n°2 and n°3 can be delivered in Japan and Europe.

Each TZ3 Corsa and TZ3 Stradale boast a typical Kamm-tail (Ok-tail) layout. This solution grew to become famous in Italy with the "Coda Tronca" our bodies which have been tested by Zagato to start with of the 60s. They reached their apex on the Alfa Romeo TZ and TZ2. Kamm Effect is part of the useful design method that aims to the aerodynamic efficiency. In response to this, the CX may be lowered by protecting compact volumes at the same time. The discount of the wind resistance is assured with the Kamm Tail design, with none want of a very stretched "drop" form of the tail.