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Pagani Huayra Test

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  1. Jo Sta7

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    Has anyone ever seen an actual test for the Huayra? I was talking to a friend who owns a 918 and was interested in a Huayra and he told me that the Huayra felt slower than his 650s. I was poking around Rennteam and saw a test where the Huayra went 0-300 kph in 29 seconds which is over 10 seconds slower than a real world 918.

    I can't reconcile the performance of these cars with the price if they're really that slow.
     
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    Paganis are the Hublot or Vacheron of cars. Gorgeous mechanized things that keep no better time than a Swatch, but that's not really the point. I am sure they go very, very well and am likewise sure no owner will ever put one on track against, say, a Corvette and there is no conceivable,upside to such a comparison.
     
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    Not sure your facts are correct.

    I have an F12 and a Huayra.
    The Huayra feels materially faster than the F12 which has a 22.9 second 0-300 km/h.

    Compared with the F12 the Huayra has the same power, 60% more torque (811 lb/ft vs 508 lb/ft) and weighs over 600 pounds less!

    Not sure what that translates to in 0-300 time, but it's going to be a LOT faster than the 22.9 seconds of the F12. The Wall Street Journal article on the Huayra from 2012 quotes a 0-300 time of "about 18 seconds". Which sounds plausible.

    Anyway 2 conclusions here
    1. Huayra and 918 both fast
    2. your friend never drove a Huayra :)
     
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    Correct and Pagani is more about creating something special, wheras 918 is the ultimate expression of modern technology. I love them both. Wish I had a 918 too.
     
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    Reason I brought up the thread was that I saw on Rennlist a test conducted by a European Mag (I believe) where they tested the Huayra at 29 seconds to 300 kph and it sounded way to slow to me. Coupled that with what I was told (plus I hate to quote these but Alejandro's videos where he says the Huayra didn't feel impressive compared to his 918) and I was mostly curious as to if owners had tested their Huayra's at all. It's a rare vehicle and I haven't ever seen an owner speak about actual tested times. The car has been around for a while now so I'm surprised I've never seen an owner write about a vbox test like you see on a lot of the other HyperCars.

    Btw congrats on the Huayra that's awesome, do you have any pics?
     
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    The 29 second time is just flat out wrong. As I said above the difference in the stats to the F12 are huge and if F12 is 22 something the huayra is going to be way less. It's a good point about the tests, but there are almost 10 times as many 918s as Huayras so maybe they are just not so available. I can tell you the Huayra feels twice as fast as the F12.
    I haven't driven a 918 but they are supposed to be amazing. Hard to imagine being disappointed from driving a Huayra hard. It's spectacular and the brakes are out of this world.
    Here is a pic from last weekend.
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    I've had a ton of late take-out dinners on that spot.
     
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    Your Huayra is beautiful man! Congrats. If you ever test the thing make sure to post the results!
     
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    Gracias and sure thing!
     
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    modern day Bizzarrini, what a car!
     
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    That car, wow! That blue, just perfect!
     
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    The same car ?

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