Pagani makes the Huayra now, but that hasn't stopped them from making a few Zondas every now and again. They keep getting more extreme as the car enters its zombie second life. What do you want out of the final one?

Do you like Batman? Do you like Pagani Zondas? Who am I kidding, of course you do, you're a human. Now, one intrepid Argentinian has combined his love of both into one. Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, Zonda!

For sale right now in a suburb of Ontario is this, possibly the only Pagani Zonda kit car in the world. $5,000. Some assembly required.

You're driving on the highway in Chile, the sun is shining, and there's a Pagani Zonda 760RS in front of you. What do you do?

Unless you're making a VW Thing or a Citroen FAF or maybe a K Car, making cars out of paper is hard. The sleeker and curvier the car, the harder.

There are some vehicles you probably won't own in this lifetime. Things like an active nuclear submarine, a Space Shuttle, or even something a bit less powerful, like a Pagani Zonda. With the first banch of Huayras already delivered for those willing to fork out twice of the list price for them, used Zondas have…

Over the weekend, a Pagani Zonda was running on a Czech race track when a very ill-advised passing attempt on the last lap resulted in one critically injured Zonda GR and a lot of money that needs to be spent.

Even though Pagani is building the Huayra now, they'll still make you a Zonda if you ask for one. That's what F1 star Lewis Hamilton did, comissioning a one-off version with 760 HP and manual gearbox. These are the first ever pics.

This is the Pagani Zonda 760RS. It’s the most powerful version of the 13-year-old Zonda and it sells for $2.6 million, twice the price of Pagani’s new car, the Huayra. So yes, it’s a bit special. You can guess what the 760 stands for.

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 …