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Monday, March 30, 2009
Imposing and elegant in the halls of Palexpo exhibition in Geneva, but more shy and less on the haunting new video promo of the Pagani Zonda R proposes that the siter Supercarmovies. Is still a staging licked attractive for a supercar. To discover, therefore, for a simple but fun fun! Of course nothing new about the Pagani Zonda R, bomb last line signed Horacio Pagani in the same vein as other supercars as exclusive as diabolical as the Ferrari FXX and Maserati MC12. For the record, the Pagani Zonda R takes a block of AMG 6 liter, 750 horses for a couple of 710 Nm at 5 700 rpm.
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Friday, February 6, 2009
While most newly founded supercar firms promise greatness then recede into the pages of history, Pagani is one brand which has defied the trend, largely thanks to its ostentatious design. As a send-off to the first generation of Zonda supercars, Pagani has created the special-edition 2009 Zonda R - a car which the brand claims is 90 per cent new and completely insane.
Using an exotic blend of carbon fibre and titanium, allegedly an industry first, the Zonda R represents the pinnacle of founder Horatio Pagani’s vision for the ultimate supercar. With few standard Zonda’s ever venturing out from their pristine garages, street legality was apparently not a consideration for the Zonda R - which will either become the ultimate track-day special or an automotive sculpture in some Saudi oil tycoon’s living room.
Its exterior gives a good indication of the power on hand, with an incredible 551kW and 710Nm available from the AMG-sourced 6.0-litre V12 engine. Weighing in at precisely 1070kg, the Zonda R’s performance is simply staggering, reaching 100km/h in just 2.7 seconds from a standstill - just tenths away from the Veyron - with a top speed of more than 350km/h.
Only 16 examples of the Zonda R are slated for production, 15 of which will be offered to the public at roughly AUD$2.75million with the final model staying with Pagani.
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