Pagani Zonda 760 RS, Exposed Carbon

Chassis 76120 belongs to the Zonda 760 series, the run of one-off cars Horacio Pagani built after the Cinque set the template: 760 PS from the AMG-built 7.3-litre V12, a return to a proper manual gearbox at owners' insistence, and a body left almost entirely in exposed carbon. Each 760 was specified to a single client, so no two are alike. This one wears its weave bare under clear lacquer, with the quad central exhaust, the tall swan-neck rear wing and the four round headlamp clusters that mark the late Zonda as the car Pagani kept refining long after it should have retired. It is a hand-built Italian hypercar made for the few people who already had everything else.

The model carries that carbon across every panel, wing and diffuser vane, the gloss lacquer catching light the way the real lacquer does, set on a black presentation base with stitched edging. Black multi-spoke wheels and the red "Zonda 760 R" script keep the detailing honest to the original. H&H builds it at 1:18.