Pagani Zonda PS II, Blue & Silver & Black

Every Zonda PS story starts with the Zonda F, the car Pagani showed at the 2005 Geneva Motor Show and named after Juan Manuel Fangio. It was the most extensive rework of the Zonda to that point: a new 7.3-litre Mercedes-AMG M297 V12 of 602 PS with revised intake manifolds, exhaust and engine management, an extra headlight, new bodywork and vents, and optional carbon ceramic brakes developed with Brembo. The PS was built from one of these cars for a British client whose initials it carries, and Pagani reworked it in 2013 with parts from the Zonda R and the Huayra, a new rear wing and a roof scoop.

This piece shows the PS in a different dress. The body is a deep navy metallic, split by a band of pale silver that runs from the nose over the bonnet, with fine yellow pinstripes along the shoulders, the sills and the edges of the silver. The wheels are black multi-spoke with a yellow line on each rim and yellow calipers behind. Bare carbon covers the lower body and tail, where the four exhausts sit in their round housing, and the twin-plane wing rides above on silver struts. The base is black suede with white stitching, and its plaque reads Zonda PS. H&H builds it at 1:18.