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Sure, the Pagani Zonda went out of production a few months ago, but apparently, that hasn’t stopped the rich and mighty from ordering their own one-off version of the Italian supercar. The newest one-off Zonda is going to be called the Absolute and is being built for a customer from Hong Kong. Maybe we should order one too – if we had the money that is. Anyway, the newest Zonda follows a growing list of one-off supercars Pagani has made for a select group of customers. We’ve seen the 750, the HH, the Rak, and the Uno and now, we have the Absolute. Details on the car are still limited, but from what we’ve heard and seen about it through photos, the Zonda Absolute looks to have been built using a bare carbon fiber body with a striped pattern similar to the Zonda R. You’ll also notice the Italian red, white, and green “Tricolore” running from the car’s hood all the way to the rear end. The Zonda Absolute will also come with a carbo-titanium chassis that can also be found in the Zonda Cinque. As for the engine, nothing has been confirmed yet, although there’s word that it’s going to be powered by an AMG-sourced V12 engine with an output of somewhere north of 700 horsepower. That’s about all we know of the newest one-off Zonda to be commissioned for a wealthy and lucky customer. Something tells us that this won’t be the last special edition Zonda to be made. .
14 comments: Pagani Zonda Absolute Well, I have to say that the figure performance of the car is kind of impressive. The team creative behind this production has made an awesome modification on the vehicle.
 Wow! I have no doubt on the credibility of this car. It’s simply awesome but I think I have seen those folded compartment on Lancio. However, I suggest they put a gullwing in this car. I bet that would be so perfect.
 I haven’t heard any upcoming news or update about the Absolute. But i bet with the V12 engine I think Pagani would have a powerful engine and amazing speed.
 All Argentine, most of whom are just Spanish-speaking displaced Italians, go to Italy to build cars - Alejandro De Tomaso coming to mind.
 I wonder why isn’t it that Horacio Pagani put some Argentinian flags or stripes in the car, since, although its build in Italy, the car is of Argentinian descent as well as being a tribute to the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio (an Argentinian as well).
 Are these even actual special editions anymore? I’m pretty sure every car Pagani builds is done to the customer’s tastes.
 wow that looks amazingly fast. this car is very unique, can you imagine there is only one unit in the world. I bet this baby will have a higher resale value.
 The high speed racing action looks completely immersive on the bigger screen, and truly taking advantage of the interior beef of the iPad. Enjoy the video below to see the amazing difference.
 The name that was chosen for this 1 of 1 version is the Pagani Zonda Absolute, and it looks like the base was the Zonda Cinque.
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08.11.2011 @ 05:04