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After successfully marketing the Zonda for three years, Pagani upgraded the Zonda to include a new 7.3-liter V12 (found in the 1995 SL 7.3 AMG). The Zonda also got traction control for the first time.
Pagani, eager to make the C12 a real supercar, asked AMG to supply several M120 V12 7.0 engines with more power. Tuned by Mercedes-AMG, the engine had 542 hp and was mated to a new 6-speed manual.
The Zonda C12 was the first vehicle produced by Pagani Atelier and was presented at the 1999 Geneva Motor Show. The exotic coupe had a curved windshield and the interior was equally impressive, fashioned after a fighter jet
This new special edition comes with lots of custom parts, a special exterior paint, and back window. Although the car is based off of the Cinque, the custom parts allow the vehicle to get its own individual look.
1934 Bugatti Type 57 After decades of building separate various models for sport and luxury Bugatti decided to consolidate their...