All too often, when wealth and cars collide, the results are disastrous. Just take a look at the modified vehicles that Mansory offers, for instance. Things can get worse when wealthy customers are able to customize a new car to their own liking. This decade-old Pagani Huayra currently listed for sale on Bring a Trailer is the perfect example of that.
Admittedly, this 2014 Pagani Huayra is pretty special, but being special doesn’t mean it looks good. A one-off called Oceano Pacifico, this Huayra’s white and blue color scheme was apparently inspired by the colors of the Pacific Ocean. I don’t see it. The color scheme is just giving high school football team vibes to me. Nonetheless, it’s the only one in existence and the odometer shows just 2,000 miles on it.
Keep in mind, though it has a high level of performance, the Huayra was never a looker. From the headlights to the interior, more than a few elements of the Huayra are awkwardly designed, and this spec makes it all worse. The top half of the car is finished in a blue called Blu Francia Metallic while the bottom half and other accents are finished in Bianco Fabriano, and there are lots of elements in exposed Blu Tricolore carbon fiber. It’s just a lot going on, and it doesn’t stop there.
Anyone purchasing the car will get two sets of staggered 21- and 22-inch wheels. The set of factory Pagani wheels is finished in the same Blu Francia and Bianco Fabriano colors as the car, while a second set of aftermarket MV Forged wheels are finished in an orange-y gold. Behind the wheels are matching white-painted calipers.
The interior is slightly better, but still over the top. There’s Ocra yellow leather paired with Blu Ossido Alcantara covering the center part of the seats, door panels, center console and rear bulkhead. Lots of blue carbon fiber is found inside, as well. It’s all topped off by a special 1-of-1 plaque on the dash with the Oceano Pacifico name, and Horacio Pagani’s signature on the luggage door.
Bidding for the car currently sits at $2,000,000 and will surely go higher. If it sells, that is. The gaudy-ness of this thing is probably why this is the second time in six months this particular Huayra has been listed for sale. In August 2024 it was listed on duPont Registry on behalf of Pagani of Beverly Hills, and it doesn’t look as if it was sold. So if you have deep enough pockets — and no sense of taste — this might be the car for you.
