In the world of supercars, you have many different players. Ferrari is the technological wonder child, while Lamborghini is that school bully that developed a bit of common sense with age. Aston Martin is the sophisticated gentlemen spy that can charm any living thing with a single word. Then, you come to Pagani, the new boy. These cars don?t feature any sophistication or old world charm. Yet, their radical designs and outrageous performance have placed them in the top tier of the supercar tree and now, we have a new version, the C9.
In the world of follow-ups, this one is massive. Sort of like the Godfather II following the Godfather. The Zonda was the car that made Pagani into the company you see today. Automotive journalists loved it and the base version spawned many different special editions and one-offs like the Zonda F and Cinque. It was like nothing ever seen before. The Zonda’s development was evolutionary, but the C9 that will replace it will be revolutionary.
UPDATE 03/11/2011: Following its grand appearance at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, the Pagani Huarya has taken part in a promotional video illustrating the meaning behind the Huarya’s name and its beauty.
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Pagani Huayra originally appeared on topspeed.com on Friday, 11 March 2011 10:00 EST.
Willi Krakau Rudolf Krause Robert Kubica Kurt Kuhnke Masami Kuwashima
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