I don't know what to say?.
OK I was behind one of them and all I can say is OMG!...
http://www.paganiautomobili.it/italiano/foto2a.jpg http://www.paganiautomobili.it/italiano/foto6a.jpg http://www.paganiautomobili.it/italiano/road2a.jpg Yea see it was like this but hardtop and same color too. I was on the turn lane going S. on Decator from Trop. The sound it made... Wow... I don't know what to say. The butt was so big... http://www.paganiautomobili.it/italiano/curva.jpg You guys know the price tag? |
I saw a Murcielago on the side of the road about a year ago, that vision still haunts me. It's one thing to see pics of exotics, but when you see them in real life it's a whole different story. oh and one more thing, ....holy crap! a Zonda!! I bet that thing was sick!! too bad you couldn't have filmed it or something, plus, what the heck is someone driving that in traffic for?! Good on them for not keeping it a garage queen :)
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I think the price tag is 1 or 1.5 million, but I could be wrong.
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did it sound like a UFO?
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this might help as well
http://www.paganiautomobili.it/ http://www.vonbraun.se/index.taf?_fu...46E936410E5117 http://www.sysmod.com/eurocalc/offec-ir.htm It came out to about 730,000.00 when I used these sites, I think that was for a used one though. |
oh and sometimes those free euro converters are off a bit so.....
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Love the Zonda's styling, but a well-tuned RX-7 has the ability to match that powerband :D. Handling on the other hand...nah I'm going to be an ass and say the FD has the ability to out-handle it.
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Originally Posted by shelleys_man_06
Love the Zonda's styling, but a well-tuned RX-7 has the ability to match that powerband :D. Handling on the other hand...nah I'm going to be an ass and say the FD has the ability to out-handle it.
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Zonda is in the mold of the Mclaren,Enzo etc. as it is basically a street legal F1 car. I have a ton of respect and appreciation for the late gen FD but I don't think it could hang for long if at all. By the way, I found this purty picture while digging up pricing info.:
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One question, in GT3 the Zonda was slow, why?
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Originally Posted by abbid
Performance
Braking, 60-0 mph: 116 ft Slalom Speed: 69.3 mph pretty fast to me |
Those cars are soo nice.. but i would never buy one... i would rather rent or something.. RX-8 and 350Z... (Supra TT ,RX-7 TT ,300ZX ,3000GT VR-4 )... japanese sports car are better... and they cost 1/10 of a exotic...
Thats just my opinion... They are very sweet tho and i almost pissed my pants when i saw a Lambo... and ferraris... |
Originally Posted by DonVito
One question, in GT3 the Zonda was slow, why?
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I raped everyone in the EVO.
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it was hard to get it dialed but with over 1000 hp I was lapping people all over the place with it in GT3. I do quite well with the Gilette and the RX8 concept, of course there are the F1 cars too :)
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The Zonda was one of my early purchases in GT3. Smoked tons of cars with it. Needs proper suspension tuning and gear ratios though. Beautiful car.
Imagine how pissed you'd be getting a door ding in that. |
those cars are never parked anywhere that would constitute a ding, but what if you were cleaning it and knocked over something and ........oh the horror :) I managed to do something similar to my 8 with my bike pedal, how aggravating. I don't know where the 300-500,000 is coming from, everywhere I've looked this thing goes for a minimum of 700,000+. I know they have 2 models, I wonder if the 300-500 is for the "lesser" one?
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Everyone has to park somewhere sometime (although I'd never let a car like that outa my sight) imagine dinging the door at the gas station.
I found this in the last paragraph of a british review of the Zonda: "But the Zonda also raises a tantalising possibility. If Lotus can make a tiny, affordable car handle like a go-kart, and Pagani's Modena Design can do the same thing with a vehicle that's fourteen feet long and seven feet wide and costs over £250,000" That should put it between 350,000 and 500,000$ depending on the exchange rate. This was the road version and not the full out race version. Review stated that the car topped out 210mph with 500bhp. Beautiful car. Full review here: http://www.pistonheads.com/roadtests...p?storyId=4292 |
actually 250,000 comes out to 455,something so good job on that one. I think the 700,000 and up price is for the full on race prepped etc. (thank goodness I finally found a definitive answer, I thought i was going nuts there for a sec) If I could afford a 6 figure car, I'd have my own gas station! and the pumps would be covered in felt so no scratches...lol well, no felt...but I would have my own gas station at least. :)
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Originally Posted by MTCD01
Imagine how pissed you'd be getting a door ding in that.
Regards, Gordon |
Originally Posted by canaryrx8
I saw a Murcielago on the side of the road about a year ago, that vision still haunts me. It's one thing to see pics of exotics, but when you see them in real life it's a whole different story. oh and one more thing, ....holy crap! a Zonda!! I bet that thing was sick!! too bad you couldn't have filmed it or something, plus, what the heck is someone driving that in traffic for?! Good on them for not keeping it a garage queen :)
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Originally Posted by MTCD01
The Zonda was one of my early purchases in GT3. Smoked tons of cars with it. Needs proper suspension tuning and gear ratios though. Beautiful car.
Imagine how pissed you'd be getting a door ding in that.
Originally Posted by Gord96BRG
No problem - the body is carbon fiber, it won't ding. :cool:
Regards, Gordon |
Originally Posted by Gord96BRG
No problem - the body is carbon fiber, it won't ding. :cool:
Regards, Gordon |
Yea you know its like the Ferrari Enzo the brakes are like $20 or $40K to replace you know.
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