RE: Pagani Huayra Roadster - official

RE: Pagani Huayra Roadster - official

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swisstoni

17,041 posts

280 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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99dndd said:
Amanitin said:
is that an ashtray in the seat cushion?
I believe it's a drain hole, just in case you have an "accident" after flooring it,
Or a bk fan.

anniesdad

14,589 posts

239 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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Simply not a fan of all the whoosh suck sounds these things make.

Ray_Aber

483 posts

277 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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The front end is far closer to the Zonda now, and that's no bad thing - the original Huayra's rounded oval nose just made it look lardy. The rear remains a touch untidy. Still, overall, it's a real looker now.

The interior? I love it! If you are paying €2m+ for a car, the last thing you want is for the interior to look like a Munich taxi - all black. It's s exuberant as the exterior, and shows wonderful textures and materials. I love the whole Jules Verne steampunk meets leather fetish mash-up.

Very impressive, and for me, a welcome return to form for Pagani.

Amirhussain

11,489 posts

164 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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This is a great pic


Risotto

3,928 posts

213 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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ducnick said:
Dear god that interior looks like it should be in a fast Mercedes. I bet it even has strip club lighting effects
I thought it looked remarkably restrained for a Pagani. Fair enough, the steering column still looks a Terminator's intestines but there's a welcome absence of yellow ostrich leather.

TaylotS2K

1,964 posts

208 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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They have done a terrific job with the styling imo. Was a but nonplussed about the coupe, but this is much better.

epom

11,550 posts

162 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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Haven't made my mind up on this yet to be honest. Not that it will matter. No doubt all will sell. And no doubt it will be epic.

C.A.R.

3,967 posts

189 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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Amirhussain said:
This is a great pic

I think it looks much more like an evolution of the Zonda here, whereas the Coupe had less of a resemblance save for sharing a similar silhouette ;


Dave Hedgehog

14,569 posts

205 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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What an improvement, that is utterly stunning


Greg_D

6,542 posts

247 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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i agree, simply beautiful.

we do live in a funny world though when a F488 does pretty much the same for 10% of the cost.

But as a piece of moving art, beautiful.

One thing that does grate though, is the seatbelt buckles, the same horrible red carbuncle found on a £6k dacia. it is the same on all the other mega price cars, so i presume it is some legislative requirement.
You'd think that there would be a supplier out there who would go to the effort of getting some nice ones type approved, the top end companies would certainly pay for them, IMO

jamespink

1,218 posts

205 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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Yipper said:
Such an ugly car.
Your coat Sir... getmecoat

jamespink

1,218 posts

205 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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Wow, that carbon exterior finish! I have always thought that the ultimate (lacquered carbon with impossibly glossy surface) as per the Bugatti Galibier. Not sure I would order that amazing interior in hearing aid beige though... I have been very happy with my old M5, only now wish I was truly stinking rich...

WCZ

10,537 posts

195 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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still completely underwhelmed by the styling of the Huayra, much prefer the Zonda.

ukaskew

10,642 posts

222 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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Nice to see some actual, proper photography for a car launch. Stunning.

Amazing how few cars are apparently deserving of this treatment.

SturdyHSV

10,100 posts

168 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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Looks loads better than the coupe, but still not as nice as the early Zondas.

I assumed it was some sort of genital cooling system in the seats, or alternatively a way to waft your formidable musk around the cockpit in order to seduce the other occupant.

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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Much nicer than the original but for me a Zonda is still my favourite car ever.

Fire99

9,844 posts

230 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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I know we are working in a completely different zone here on value for money but when the 640bhp Zonda F Roadster was £825k (if google is to be believed), then this seems a whole bucket more money for not a whole bucket more car..

PurpleAki

1,601 posts

88 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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A 700bhp Aventador Roadster is a tenth of the price!!

Bargain.

McAndy

12,487 posts

178 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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Trexthedinosaur said:
Much nicer than the original but for me a Zonda is still my favourite car ever.
Pretty much verbatim of what I uttered.

Fire99 said:
I know we are working in a completely different zone here on value for money but when the 640bhp Zonda F Roadster was £825k (if google is to be believed), then this seems a whole bucket more money for not a whole bucket more car..
The Zonda was designed as a supercar, but it then morphed into a "boutique" supercar. This has been designed to be "boutique" from the off. That will have been reflected in its materials chosen and lack of attention to cost-down. That wouldn't have been an option on the Zonda as they would have had no capital from revenue to reinvest.

Fire99

9,844 posts

230 months

Wednesday 15th February 2017
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McAndy said:
The Zonda was designed as a supercar, but it then morphed into a "boutique" supercar. This has been designed to be "boutique" from the off. That will have been reflected in its materials chosen and lack of attention to cost-down. That wouldn't have been an option on the Zonda as they would have had no capital from revenue to reinvest.
Maybe so but (and this is coming from a man who hasn't owned a Zonda) the Zonda F has a pretty exquisite interior, great exterior proportions and top grade performance, for a snip (ish) at 800 odd grand. I just do not see another million + in the Huayra. Not by a long shot.