Small company, big V12
Pagani is a small Italian maker, founded by Horacio Pagani, that builds very few cars, each by hand. The Huayra arrived in 2011 as the successor to the Zonda.
The engine
Pagani's own Huayra page lists a twin-turbo 6.0-liter V12 from Mercedes-AMG, rated at 730 hp at 5,800 rpm with 1,000 Nm of torque, sent through a seven-speed sequential automated gearbox. Pagani's original 2011 specification listed a dry weight of 1,350 kg with 44/56 front-to-rear weight distribution.
What we didn't put on the card
Top speed and 0–60 are pending. The figures floating around online come from third parties, and we only list numbers from the maker.
The one Darin photographed
The car on this card was photographed by Darin inside Lamborghini Miami, doors open, carbon body catching the showroom lights. We couldn't find an exact current listing on the dealer's website when we checked on 21 October 2026, so the photo and button go to their inventory. Price on request.
Why it turns heads
Most people have never seen a Pagani in person. The ones who have usually remember exactly where.
The honest part
Upkeep and our rating: pending. Specs come from Pagani's Huayra page and its archived 2011 specification, linked below.
Sources: pagani.com · web.archive.org · lamborghinimiami.com