The 2009 Pagani Zonda Cinque 

One Of The Most Exclusive Zondas

 

     Have you ever bought a Zonda then thought "this is a great car, but I want more exclusivity?" In 2009 Pagani revealed a new special Zonda called the Cinque which is Italian for five. This is no coincidence as only 5 of these cars have been made, and all 5 have been sold. Sorry to let you read that. Maybe some facts on this incredible car will make you happier.

     The Pagani Zonda Cinque is an Italian Supercar equipped with either a 6 liter, 7 liter, or 7.3 liter AMG V-12. I'm not exactly sure which engine exists in the Cinque but I do know that the top speed of the Cinque is 221 mph. The horsepower count is at 669 hp. Naught to sixty-two takes 3.4 seconds. The engine or engines are coupled to a 6-speed sequential gearbox. Horacio Pagani himself oversaw the production of this car to make sure it came out perfectly. (I couldn't get a picture of the engine without getting in trouble for copyright claim. I'm sorry.)

     The Pagani Zonda Cinque was the first Pagani, and quite possibly the first car ever to use carbon-titanium in the bodywork. Other differences from standard Zondas are the use of magnesium and titanium components for the suspension, a longer front splitter, new rear diffuser, side skirts, bumper canards, a more flatter underside, and a roof-mounted air intake scoop.    (side by side comparison)   

     The price of a single Pagani Zonda Cinque in America is $2,193,070, and 1 million pounds in Britain. Be thankful such a car isn't even more expensive given that there are only 5 of them.