Alfa Romeo's New One-Off Supercar Is A Carbon Fiber Work Of Art
Alfa Romeo has unveiled a one-off, carbon-fiber version of its 33 Stradale supercar, dubbed the 'Perla Nera.' The vehicle features a twin-turbocharged V6 engine and was custom-built for a private collector.
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This release highlights the intersection of luxury automotive manufacturing, bespoke design, and high-performance engineering.
Stellantis Add SlashGear on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover Alfa Romeo recently unveiled a very special version of its limited-production 33 Stradale supercar at the Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese, Italy, the same country where Alfa Romeo cars are built . It is one of only 33 examples that will be produced. This is the Perla Nera, which translates to "Black Pearl" in English. It is the only 33 Stradale in the series that will be made with a matte-finished, completely exposed body made of carbon fiber, which for the Perla Nera will be black.
The 33 Stradale was inspired by Alfa Romeo's famous 1967 33 Stradale, the street legal version of Alfa's extremely successful Tipo 33 racing car, which is one of the best Alfa Romeos of all time . Only 18 examples of the 1967 33 Stradale were ever produced, making it even rarer than the modern-day version.
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