Pagani Zonda 760 RS, Baby Blue

The 760 RS was a one-off Zonda that went to a buyer in Chile, and it was the first car to receive the engine upgrade that gave the 760 series its name: 760 PS from the Mercedes-AMG V12. It opened a run of five official Zonda 760s; the others were the 760 LH, the 760 RSJ (later turned into the Zonda Viola), the 760 and the 760 Roadster, which was completed in 2022. Its influence reached Pagani's track cars too. The Zonda R Evolution, shown at the 2012 Goodwood Festival of Speed, took many of its parts and ideas from the 760 RS.

H&H shows it in a soft baby blue with large areas of bare carbon. A wide carbon panel runs down the centre of the bonnet with a thin tricolore stripe through it, and carbon edges frame the wheel arches, the sills and the canards on the nose. The roof is carbon too, with an air scoop above the cabin, and the twin-plane rear wing on its struts carries a small tricolore. At the back, the carbon tail holds the round cluster of four exhausts and the Zonda 760 RS script. The multi-spoke wheels are gloss black, the cabin is trimmed in blue, and the plaque on the black suede base reads Zonda 760 RS. H&H builds it at 1:18.