Yes, it’s the (now comparatively old) Pagani Huayra again ; yes, it doesn’t sound as ear-tickling-pleasant as the non-turbo Zonda it eventually replaced , and yes it’s a bit over the top for some tastes (visually speaking), but there’s no denying it’s one of the great driving experiences of this generation – a bridge between old analog and new digital, all with a large helping of flamboyant Latin passion and a dash of just plain mad over the top. Read more »
