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.PRESTIGE .ENERGY .ELEGANCE .HERITAGE .PASSION the Idea Zagato’s Tribute to IsoRivolta is dedicated to the glorious model Grifo A3 Corsa and intends to reawaken this track car that was successful in the races in the 60’s, matching perfectly with the centenary Zagato DNA. the History In the early 1950s Iso had already an established strong reputation in lightweight motorcycles and motorscooters. Then founder Renzo Rivolta decided to enter into the GT cars world. After incredible success at Italy’s famed 1000-mile Mille Miglia race with Isetta winning the trophy from 1953 to 1955, IsoRivolta returned to competition in the 1960s to promote its GT cars. The most famous racer was the Grifo A3 Corsa. Its coachwork was much more radical than its street counterparts, with an engine set so far back in the bay that it was a true front mid-engine design. This model participated in races all over the world including Sebring, Reims, Montlhery, Monza, Spa and the Austrian Grand Prix, among others and won in its class at Le Mans in 1964 and 1965. In 1965 the street legal version of A3/C was designed and made by IsoRivolta having Johnny Hallyday as a very special Client. the Inspirational design The Grifo A3/C is a bare bones racecar, with a highly sensuous form language, subsequently used on other famous cars. CHEVY CORVETTE - 1953 ALFA ROMEO SZ CODATRONCA - 1960 MERCEDES 300 SL - 1954 BMW 507 - 1956 FERRARI 206 S DINO - 1961 JAGUAR E TYPE - 1961 FERRARI 250 GTO - 1962 PORSCHE 911 - 1963 CORVAIR TESTUDO - 1963 CHEVY CORVETTE - 1963 ISORIVOLTA GRIFO A3/C - 1963 LAMBORGHINI COUNTACH - 1973 ALFA ROMEO TZ2 - 1964 LAMBORGHINI BORA (GIUGIARO) - 1972 ALFA ROMEO CANGURO - 1964 LAMBORGHINI MIURA - 1966 ALFA ROMEO MONTREAL - 1967 ALFA ROMEO 33 STRADALE - 1967 the Project . Centered around the idea of reinterpreting A3 Corsa essence . Create an automobile which stimulates all the senses . Through raw power and passionate design, ISORIVOLTA GT ZAGATO allows to escape the mundane and enter the extreme the Others “TRANSITION” CHAMPIONS . 50 years old brands continue their ICONS . Brand DNA highly recognizable . No photocopy design . Many new elements . Neoclassic design the Rebirth Yesterday, Today, TOMORROW… ...TIMELESS DESIGN the Values .PRESTIGE .ENERGY .ELEGANCE .HERITAGE .PASSION the IsoRivolta GT Zagato .PRESTIGE .ENERGY .ELEGANCE .HERITAGE .PASSION the IsoRivolta GT Zagato .PRESTIGE .ENERGY .ELEGANCE .HERITAGE .PASSION the IsoRivolta GT Zagato .PRESTIGE .ENERGY .ELEGANCE .HERITAGE .PASSION the IsoRivolta GT Zagato .PRESTIGE .ENERGY .ELEGANCE .HERITAGE .PASSION the IsoRivolta GT Zagato .PRESTIGE .ENERGY .ELEGANCE .HERITAGE .PASSION the Technical sheet Engine: Supercharged 6.2 L V8 Transmission: 7-Speed Manual or 8-Speed Paddle Shift Automatic Top Speed: 310 km/h Acceleration: 0-100 km/h - 3,7 s the Data . A limited run of 19 multiples of art . Contemporary Collectibles interest . IsoRivolta will be Featured Brand at the 2020 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance .PRESTIGE .ENERGY .ELEGANCE .HERITAGE .PASSION.

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