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Back in 2003, the idea of the Huayra started taking shape inside the head of its creator, Horacio Pagani. At the time, while he was pleased with what he had achieved with the Zonda, it was a mere supercar, in a time when much faster machines were being rolled out. Ferrari unleashed the Enzo, Porsche brought out the Carrera GT and Koenigsegg’s CC8S was clocked at 390 km/h (242 mph) - Bugatti too was well into the development cycle of the Veyron. Read more »
- Video: Horacio Pagani Takes New Huayra For A Ride
It's perhaps the most exotic and flamboyantly styled supercar that money – and we mean lots of it - can buy these days. We're talking about the successor to the renowned Pagani Zonda called the Huayra. Among the very few people in this...
- Huayray! New Pagani Supercar To Be Officially Sold In The United States
We have some pretty good news for Pagani fans with a hefty bank account in the States; the Italian firm is finally entering the U.S. market for the very first time with its new Huayra supercar. The company's previous model, the Zonda, was barred...
- Ardalan Farboud’s Pagani Sei Concept: Better Than The Huayra?
You may be surprised to learn that the Pagani Huayra isn’t my cup of tea (that’s Anglo-speak for “ I don’t like itâ€). Conversely, I have a great amount of affection for the Zonda and its limited-run sister, the Zonda...
- The Zonda Is Dead. Long Live The New Pagani Huayra! Official Photos And Details Of 700hp Supercar
After a series of leaked magazine shots hit the internet this past weekend, Pagani today officially released its new Huayra supercar model in a rather anticlimactic way. Designed to replace the much-hyped Zonda series, Horacio Pagano's newest creation...
- Pagani Zonda R: New Renderings Of €1.2 Million Italian Supercar
While we've yet to see Horacio Pagani's Zonda R in road-going form, a new set of renderings featuring the €1.2 million (not including taxes...) supercar have made their way into the net. Even though the Zonda R looks very similar in appearance...
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Check Out MT's Pagani Huayra Appreciation Class
Back in 2003, the idea of the Huayra started taking shape inside the head of its creator, Horacio Pagani. At the time, while he was pleased with what he had achieved with the Zonda, it was a mere supercar, in a time when much faster machines were being rolled out. Ferrari unleashed the Enzo, Porsche brought out the Carrera GT and Koenigsegg’s CC8S was clocked at 390 km/h (242 mph) - Bugatti too was well into the development cycle of the Veyron. Read more »
- Video: Horacio Pagani Takes New Huayra For A Ride
It's perhaps the most exotic and flamboyantly styled supercar that money – and we mean lots of it - can buy these days. We're talking about the successor to the renowned Pagani Zonda called the Huayra. Among the very few people in this...
- Huayray! New Pagani Supercar To Be Officially Sold In The United States
We have some pretty good news for Pagani fans with a hefty bank account in the States; the Italian firm is finally entering the U.S. market for the very first time with its new Huayra supercar. The company's previous model, the Zonda, was barred...
- Ardalan Farboud’s Pagani Sei Concept: Better Than The Huayra?
You may be surprised to learn that the Pagani Huayra isn’t my cup of tea (that’s Anglo-speak for “ I don’t like itâ€). Conversely, I have a great amount of affection for the Zonda and its limited-run sister, the Zonda...
- The Zonda Is Dead. Long Live The New Pagani Huayra! Official Photos And Details Of 700hp Supercar
After a series of leaked magazine shots hit the internet this past weekend, Pagani today officially released its new Huayra supercar model in a rather anticlimactic way. Designed to replace the much-hyped Zonda series, Horacio Pagano's newest creation...
- Pagani Zonda R: New Renderings Of €1.2 Million Italian Supercar
While we've yet to see Horacio Pagani's Zonda R in road-going form, a new set of renderings featuring the €1.2 million (not including taxes...) supercar have made their way into the net. Even though the Zonda R looks very similar in appearance...