I have a confession: I'm in love with the Pagani Huayra. I love everything about it. This video is a totally accurate representation of my insatiable lust.
I have a confession: I'm in love with the Pagani Huayra. I love everything about it. This video is a totally accurate representation of my insatiable lust.
Well, color me disappointed. Even though I recently managed to save up 810,000 British pounds so I could buy a Pagani Huayra (I moonlight as a gentleman art thief in the UK when I'm not working for Jalopnik), the car is now out of my price range as it has jumped up to 1,029,430 pounds. Blimey!
Earlier we saw that the Pagani Huayra may have used different tires for its Top Gear test that helped it run an ultra-fast lap time. After exchanging emails with Pagani all morning, they finally admitted they did use two sets of tires and they "reported Pirelli Pzero Corsa on our press release because we want, for…
A couple of weeks ago the Pagani Huayra set the fastest ever lap time around the Top Gear Test Track by a whopping 1.3 seconds. That's huge. Now, photos have surfaced that call the entire lap into question. It appears that the Huayra may have been shod with hand-cut slick tires. Uh oh. (UPDATE: Pagani responds!)
When two insanely sexy Italian supercars duke it out on a racetrack, it always makes for some good time-wasting on a Friday afternoon. (Or any time of the day or week, really.)
Kim Kardashian went to check out the only Pagani Huayra in the US the other day. She didn't drive it, but we're sure she had the same kind of gushing enthusiasm for the car as that one amazing kid in Pebble Beach this year.
720 horsepower. 740 lb-ft of torque. $1.3 million dollars of carbon fiber extremism. It's all yours, but only for 24 hours.
The Pebble Beach D'Elegance is great, but, as you can tell by that "D" and that apostrophe, not just anyone can get in there. Luckily, our pals at Drive are solving that, by taking some of the concours off of the golf course and to the people.
"There's only so much talking you can do in the presence of a car like this," Chris Harris says in his latest video — the one in which he drives the Pagani Huayra in Italy.
Italy's "supercar gulch" (our coinage) comprises the well-known (Ferrari, Lamborghini), the mysterious (B Engineering and its Bugatti-based Edonis) and the defunct (Cisitalia, Bizzarrini). Here, in a nondescript building near Modena, an Argentinian disciple of Leonardo DiVinci builds amazing Italian sports cars with the …