Pagani's Zonda model has been with us for a good 11 years now. It first made its debut in 1999 and has since taken the hypercar world by storm. Some hypercars may be quicker in a straight line but very few are able to perform so well on a track, the natural home of any Pagani. Sadly however, all good things must come to an end, as does the Zonda.
Replacing the Zonda is a project codenamed the C9, a replacement model that we know very little of except that it will summon a price tag fit for the gods and earth shattering performance goes without saying. So while Pagani's engineers work on the upcoming C9, other engineers are working on a single unit of the Zonda's final swansong, appropriately called the Zonda Uno (that's the rumour anyway).
Built for a member of the Al-Thani royal family of Qatar, the owner of the car also own a collection of various supercars all customized with this baby blue colour. Performance wise the Zonda Uno features an enhanced AMG 7.3-liter naturally aspirated V12 that puts out a stonking 690bhp.
Aesthetically the Zonda Uno is a cross between the Zonda R and the Cinque. It shares the air scoop, stripe and rear diffuser with the Cinque. Naturally, carbon fiber elements dominate and as with the Cinque, so does the color blue. That's all the information on the car currently available, but we'll be back with more technical details as soon as we get any.
Source: World Car Fans
