Solved - NEH 424: Zagato Alfa Romeo Z33 Tempo Libero ('Free Time') 1984

[Carnut]

Identify what this car's name is and who built it and you will be rewarded with 1 point:

[Oguerrerob]

Alfa Romeo Alfasud 1978

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Alfa Romeo Alfasud 1978

It is an Alfa, but not a Sud

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Alfa Romeo 33 Sport wagon

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Alfa Romeo 33 Sport wagon

It is Alfa 33 based, yes, but what's its name and who built it?

[Oguerrerob]

Alfa Romeo 33 Brio By Pininfarina

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Alfa Romeo 33 Brio By Pininfarina

No

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Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro's Italdesign.

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Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro's Italdesign.

No!

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Experts?

[white12]

alfa romeo tempo libero zagato o 33z

[DeAutogids.nl]

That's a lot of names, but I think Zagato is the builder, so should it not be

Zagato Tempo Libero - based on the Alfa Romeo 33?
This car had an hybrid drive (eat that, Prius - come to think of it, Hybrid cars existed since the start of the 20th century)

[Allemano]

alfa romeo tempo libero zagato o 33z

I'm not really bothered about that, but shouldn't it be part of the netiquette to write at least names with capitals?

[Carnut]

alfa romeo tempo libero zagato o 33z

That is indeed the right car, although I believe its official name is the English translation, 'Free Time', unless that was just for the literature that was in English!

Apparently it was a 7-seater.

[75america]

It is named Alfa Romeo Z 33 Tempo Libero as well as Alfa Romeo Z 33 Free Time.
It was indeed based on an Alfa Romeo 33 ( Quadrifiglio Oro 1500 cc 4x4).
Later on, the car was modified into a hybrid (petrol + electrical engine) and the colour changed from bronze or gold to red
It is a 6-seater
It was first presented in 1984 at the Geneva show.

[Carnut]

Thanks!
Of course, I got all my info from that usual source of mis-information, the World Wide Web!

[Carnut]

Here's a bigger picture I found:

[nicanary]

Here's a photo.