2012 Pagani Huayra

In his hands, Horacio Pagani holds a 50th-scale aluminum representation of his work over the last seven years. It's a model of the 2012 Pagani Huayra, the fruition of the project long known as the C9 at his workshop. The name comes from a god of wind in the Andes, an appropriate talisman for a car propelled by a twin-turbo V12 and meant to fly along the ground at more than 200 mph.

 It turns out that this aluminum model of the Huayrais in fact the ignition key for Horacio's new car. It is the least inconspicuous key you'll find to any car.But then it is just such an outrageous design sense that has helped lift Pagani over the last decade from relative obscurity to become a brand that every enthusiast recognizes. And yet Horacio Pagani says that his new car is utterly unlike his now-famous pagani zonda

Specifications

Powertrain

Type                   V12, Twin-Turbo
Displacement      365 cu in (5980 cc)
Power                700 hp @ n/a RPM
Torque               738 lb-ft @ n/a RPM
Redline               n/a
Driveline            Rear Wheel Drive
Transmission     7 Speed Sequential

Brakes & Tires

Brakes Front-Rear     Ventilated Discs - Ventilated Discs
Tire Size Front-Rear     225/45 R18 - 225/40 R18

Exterior Dimensions & Weight

Length           181.3 in
Width           80.2 in
Height           46 in
Curb Weight   2976 lbs

Performance

0-60                 n/a
1/4 Mile            n/a
60-0 Braking     n/a
Top Speed        n/a

Fuel Economy

EPA Fuel Mileage-City/Highway     n/a

Origin & Price

Origin                                  Italy
Base Retail Price (MSRP)     $1,400,000 (Est.)