In 1962, the Alfa Romeo TZ made its debut as a competition car featuring Zagato bodywork. A subsequent version, the TZ2, was introduced in 1964. Fast forward to 2011, the unveiling of the TZ3 took place after a 47-year gap, with a limited production of only 10 cars. Drawing inspiration from Alfa Romeo's rich motorsport history and its distinct design elements, designer Samir Sadikhov crafted his unique rendition of the TZ, known as the Concept TZ4.
Samir has masterfully preserved the classic Italian GTs' traditional long bonnet and short rear lines in his design, paying special attention to the fluid fenders and powerful rear that made the original TZ truly exceptional. We must give credit to designer Samir Sadikhov for the beauty and grandeur of his work, which undeniably embodies the essence of a true Alfa Romeo.
