Pagani Zonda Cinque, Baby Blue

The Zonda Cinque was built in 2009 at the request of a Pagani dealer in Hong Kong. Only five coupés were made, which is where the name comes from, and five Roadsters followed. Its structure used what Pagani called carbo-titanium, a carbon fibre with titanium woven into it for strength and rigidity. It came ten years after the first Zonda was shown at the Geneva Motor Show in 1999, a car first meant to be called the Fangio F1.

This one is in Baby Blue over black carbon, with the centre of the nose and the lower body in bare weave and a single red stripe running from the splitter over the bonnet and roof scoop to the rear wing. The black multi-spoke wheels have a blue band around each rim, the cabin is trimmed in blue, and the mirrors carry small tricolore flags. At the back are the four central tailpipes in their round housing, blue engine parts visible through the rear mesh, a PAGANI plate and the twin-post wing. It stands on a black suede base with white stitching and a plaque at the front. H&H builds it at 1:18.