Zagato Alfa Romeo TZ3 Corsa Debuted At Villa D'Este

The coachbuilding industry lives! The Zagato Alfa Romeo TZ3 Corsa has been introduced. No, not at Beijing, but at the Italian show Concours Villa D'Este.

A classic car buff will recognize that profile, which takes cues from Alfa Romeo predecessors the TZ1 and TZ2. The TZ3 marks a continuation of that lineage.

The car is based upon and powered by the 8C Competizione. As expected, it best the styling of the 8C Competizione, but it isn't designed to. Nonetheless, it is a design stunner, winning best of show in the concept class.

The TZ3 Corsa isn't a new model line, but rather a special one-off model commissioned by German car collector Martin Kapp.

Alfa Romeo says it is a "special celebration... of the Alfa Romeo Zagato common tradition: Scuderia Ferrari of the 20's and 30's, Alfa Corse of the 40's and 50's, Autodelta of the 60's and 70's, up to the latest Scuderia Zagato of the 80's and 90's."

There isn't details like specifications, but we do know the car has an aluminum body, and a tube frame, carbon-fiber chassis. Pricing? Likely in the stratosphere. So what do you think of the TZ3 Corsa now that it is revealed? Let us know in the comments.