2012 Pagani HuayraNew Pagani supercar have breezed and Auto Express has the first pictures! Named after the ancient god of Argentine wind is blowing away the competition Huayra supercar - with its unique butterfly style door and a Mercedes-AMG V12 Bi-turbo sources.
2012 Pagani Huayra Interior ViewIn profile, the Huayra’s silhouette owes much to the Zonda. But look closer and details like the wing mirrors which protrude on slender, carbon fibre stalks, and wheels which are different on the right and left so the spokes curve in the direction of the wheels’ rotation, demonstrate the attention to detail that has promoted Pagani to the supercar big league. And of course, there’s drama in spades, helped no end by the swooping gullwing doors.
The engine’s power is fed to a bespoke single-clutch seven-speed automated Xtrac gearbox. Couple that to a kerbweight of just 1,390kg, and it’s no surprise that the performance figures are seriously impressive. 0-62mph takes 3.2 seconds and top speed is over 235mph, although this might be limited to avoid having to use bespoke tyres like those fitted to the Bugatti Veyron.
