Pagani Zonda Revolution, Blue Carbon with Gold Wheels

Only five Revolucións were sold, not counting the prototype, and each cost 2.2 million euros before taxes. The car grew out of the Zonda R Evolution, which Pagani showed at the 2012 Goodwood Festival of Speed with 760 PS: five were planned, only the prototype was finished, and that chassis was later turned into a Revolución. The production cars kept the R's layout, with the 5,987 cc M120 V12 behind the cockpit, now giving 800 PS, in a carbon-titanium central monocoque. They were built for the track, but in 2021 one of them began a conversion to road-legal status.

This piece is laid in blue-tinted carbon over black carbon, the weave visible across the nose, doors and rear haunches, with the Italian tricolore in green, white and red on the edges of the front wings. Gold centre-lock wheels fill the arches, the cabin is trimmed in blue, and the tall wing, open diffuser and four exhaust outlets finish the tail. It sits on a black suede base with white stitching and a mirrored ZONDA REVOLUTION plaque. H&H builds it at 1:18.