what my dream looked like........

This is not a dream it s a nightmare! which car i m going to used today????
try the last one, but before moved all the stock....

seriously, i ll keep all red ones and change all the rest.
i ll put in the middle a Bugatti Veyron probably the most exciting car ever made.


Thanks to show me the FXX 39!!!!

 

Yup.

 

I understand its your opinion and I respect that, but my god, how can you possibly say it looks anything like a kit? Or ricey? The zonda is a beautiful piece of hand made craftsmanship. Id do anything for that car.

 

LMFAO, yes it is beautiful!!

Do you think the guy is into Zonda's? I mean he's got 3 Cinque's, an R and an orange F and an all carbon fibre F, if it was an F or might have been an S.

This man is my GOD!!

Plus: "Heaven is a place on Earth"

 

Perhaps I can see what you mean, as Pagani was responsible for the Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary, which wasn't subtle at all, still...love the Zonda.

BTW the three Zonda Cinques you can see here aren't owned by the dealer (SPS) or a single person, the respective owners just keep the cars at SPS for lack of a safe garage, and also SPS this way takes care of the cars. They go there and pick them when they want, with test plates as those cars are freaking expensive to register in HK.
The orange Cinque is #5/5, the white one with red badges is #1/4, the other is #4/5.

The pictured Zonda R is the second in HK.

The orange Zonda F was previously owned by Peter Saywel, who then got the Zonda PS.
The white F used to be at Pagani factory for the last 2 years (saw it when it was still painted in black).

The carbon fiber Zonda S was H. Pagani's car, it still has the Italian plates, which is kinda weird.

 

The Pagani Zonda is a car of many phrases, but a ricer's successful attempt to make an exotic is not one of them.

Opinions are opinions... I think we all saw your initial post. Let's move along please!

Looks like quite a collection! Thanks for posting.

 

yes thank you for pointing out the obvious fact.

Great pictures from the OP.