- This special Zonda 760 series model will join the huge hypercar collection of Mike Yin.
- The special hypercar is finished in a mix of red paint and exposed carbon fiber.
- The car includes a carbon fiber roof scoop, just like the Cinque Roadster.
Deliveries of the latest and greatest hypercar from Pagani, the Utopia, are well underway to customers around the world but remarkably, the Italian marque is continuing to build special recommissioned versions of the Zonda too. This is the latest, and it’s shaping up to be one of the finest built to date.
Limited details are known about this particular model, but it is thought to be a new and improved version of an existing Zonda 760 Roadster. It will join the collection of Mike Yin, a prolific collector of the world’s greatest hypercars, including multiple Pagani Zondas and Huayras.
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A series of photos of the Zonda were recently snapped while it was out and about during a round of testing near the Pagani factory in Italy. It shares many external features with other 760 Series models, including flared carbon fiber arches and a massive rear wing. Yin has also opted to have it fitted with a large roof scoop, reminiscent of the one in the Zonda Cinque.
Most of the car’s bodywork is bathed in a beautiful red shade contrasted with a central carbon fiber section. Other striking elements include the gunmetal grey wheels with red center caps and blacked-out tailpipes.
However, if there’s a single feature that’s bound to make Yin’s special Zonda 760 hugely valuable for decades to come, it’s the fact it has been optioned with a six-speed manual. Stick shifts have made a bit of a resurgence among multi-million dollar hypercars in recent years, so much so that the Utopia is offered with both a manual and an auto.
Pagani has stopped building new Zonda chassis’, but owners of existing cars are still eager to update and upgrade them. As long as they keep demanding new and exciting specs, the Italian brand will probably keep building them.