Pagani Zonda Cinque, Green & Black

Pagani built just five road-going Zonda Cinque in 2009, a coupe distilled from the track-only Zonda R and engineered around carbotitanium, the carbon-and-titanium weave Horacio Pagani developed to stiffen the monocoque without adding mass. You can read that intent across this car: the bare carbon cutting through the green flanks, the exposed weave on the splitter and rocker panels, the fixed rear wing and that signature quad-exhaust cluster nested in the diffuser. It was the most extreme Zonda offered for the street at the time, a car for the handful of collectors Pagani trusted to own one.

H&H captures the duotone treatment cleanly, the acid green laid against unpainted carbon with the black centre-lock wheels picked out by green rim accents. The build sits on a dark presentation base, framing a car that was never meant to be seen in volume. H&H renders it at 1:18.