Pagani Zonda Attack, Grey & Exposed Carbon

Pagani showed the first Zonda at Geneva in 1999. It had been planned as the Fangio F1, and after Juan Manuel Fangio's death it was renamed for the Zonda, a hot wind over Argentina. Regular production closed with the HP Barchetta of 2017, but Pagani has gone on building Zondas one at a time for chosen customers, some rebuilt from existing chassis, all with a 7.3-litre AMG V12 giving 760 PS and 780 Nm. The Attack is one of those cars, named on this model's plaque with chassis number 76084, and it wears the late Zonda vocabulary in full: clusters of round lamps front and rear, a roof scoop, four exhaust pipes grouped in the centre of the tail and a tall wing on twin uprights.

The model pairs a metallic silver grey with exposed carbon weave, which runs down the centre of the nose, along the sills and around the tail, and one mirror carries a small Italian tricolore. Silver multi-spoke wheels sit on Pirelli tyres, the Horacio Pagani signature is fixed to the flank, and through the windscreen a red-rimmed steering wheel shows on the right-hand side. The black base has a carbon top and a plaque that gives the name and chassis between Pagani's oval badge and the Henson & Heaven mark, stating an edition of 30. H&H builds it as a large-scale model.