Pagani Zonda 760 KAQ, Exposed Carbon Fibre

The Zonda 760 series was where Horacio Pagani let the Zonda live well past its retirement: a run of one-off commissions built around the manual gearbox and the screaming 7.3-litre AMG V12 long after the Huayra had taken over. This car, the 760 KAQ, was a bespoke build for a single Hong Kong collector, and it wears the configuration purists ask for: a body left in bare exposed carbon weave, a tall swan-neck rear wing, the quad-exit central exhausts, and a single thin red line drawn over the nose as the only concession to colour. It is a track-bred shape made entirely personal, the most extreme expression of a car Pagani never quite wanted to stop building.

The model captures the carbon twill cleanly across the entire body, with the gloss lacquer catching light the way the real lacquered weave does, set against gloss-black wheels and red calipers. H&H renders it at 1:18 on a black presentation base. A faithful record of one of the rarest Zondas ever ordered.