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Click above for a high-res gallery of the Pagani Zonda R
The
Pagani Zonda is on its way to supercar heaven, due to be replaced by Horacio Pagani's next masterpiece,
currently code-named the C9. To send off the current Zonda in style, Pagani is working on the
Zonda R, limiting production to
ten examples with a price tag of €2,000,000.
Despite looking very similar to the Zonda F and its predecessors, the R only shares ten percent of the outgoing model's underpinnings, and instead, gets a sleek new shape that's 47mm longer, providing even more downforce through the use of a longer splitter, rear defuser and wing.
Pagani has released four new renderings of its all-carbon fiber coupe, and according to Autoblog.it (no relation), Pagani won't be using the 750-hp, 7.3-liter Mercedes mill, instead opting for the 6.0-liter AMG V12 putting out similar hp and torque. Five road-going versions are planned, while the remaining five will be limited to circuit duty. We're hoping to finally see the Zonda R in person sometime next year, likely at the 2009
Geneva Motor Show.
Gallery: Pagani Zonda R 



[Source:
Autoblog.it]
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