Pagani special. How Pagani started, Zonda, factory tour & new Utopia hypercar. Emira Euro tour Pt.3

Pagani special. I visit the Pagani factory to look around the museum and explain how it all started, then tour the production line and discover the secrets behind the new Pagani Utopia Hypercar with Christopher Pagani.
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[@zoobee]

Harry is the jewel in the crown of motoring KZbin. nobody else like him.

[@markokozic]

The guy is a book, so much amazing and cool information's you learn from him its crazy. (that tour in the Museum is just the think I'm talking about)

[@barkbark5645]

Probably why EVO did so well

[@itsnot1984anymore]

The grandad we all wished we had, and sorta do have, thanks to youtube and FJ.

[@oldanslo]

Harry's right up there with Cleetus McFarland.

[@andoletube]

@@oldanslo Weird comparison

[@guirufo013]

The David Attenborough of motoring journalism. Thank you for these great videos

[@LondonSteveLee]

Yep, just as privileged and boring.

[@ianwatson3315]

@@LondonSteveLeewhat would you like to see.

[@VideoDotGoogleDotCom]

I don't like Attenborough one bit. He's an annoying mumbler, and succeeds in making even the most exciting things mundane. I don't usually like dubbing, but I even prefer the dubbed versions of the shows originally narrated by him (English is my third language). Harry here, on the other hand, is KZbin automotive royalty.

[@LondonSteveLee]

@@ianwatson3315 How about how the car actually is? hours of drivel I still know nothing about the ride quality (still typically Lotus soft?), the balance of the car - how it reacts near the limit.

[@alexgoss6366]

@@LondonSteveLee maybe that's because it's still being run in at this point and Harry hasn't found this out yet, after all this is his car not some factory demonstrator!

[@richardhale2117]

Amazing video. Only Harry with his love of these special cars, his relationships with their makers, and his deep historical knowledge from decades in the industry could present a video like this. Well done, Harry, Bravo!

[@joaoantoniocasimirodeolive407]

O found out Harry's videos ONLY 3 to 4 months ago. Immediatly got hooked by his knowledge and "taste". This one it's precious.

[@IanTurnbull-xr7gr]

This is one of the most amazing videos I have ever seen. Your knowledge of the Pagani history just made this so special. Congratulations on developing the relationship you have and thank you so much for sharing this with us. Cheers, Ian

[@mikehunt1528]

Who's Ian ? I think you mean Harry.

[@Steve-rv1ql]

Never had 41 minutes gone so quickly. Love that these and Iain’s videos exist outside marketing hype and give you peek at the real work that goes into designing and producing these amazing cars.

[@pudlife4703]

Sheesh, I just realised I'd been watching for 41mins when I saw your comment! Went by very quickly.

[@MindofMatter]

Can I just say that this Lotus series has been one of your best!! Not just the build and ordering and factory tour but especially the recent 3 part delivery and road trip portions. This is the perfect example of the hard work you and everyone put into your channel. Thanks for taking us along for the rides. Thanks for the excellent editing. Thanks for taking the time to get the exterior motoring shots for us. I'm sure they are a somewhat annoying delay to the trips But worth it for the beauty and context they provide.

[@Ariskot007]

I can imagine that there are tens of hours invested into capturing and editing before he can upload video like this. But the really hard work and gamble took place decades ago and materialized in a form of one of the best car magazines there ever was.

[@MindofMatter]

@@Ariskot007 totally agree. My EVO magazine collection is in pride of place amongst the rest of my magazines

[@Beer_Dad1975]

Agree, the Lotus series has been amazing - the Pagani - just doesn't do anything for me - these multi-million dollar hypercars for some reason just hit my "consumerism in extreme" nerve - nobody needs a 3 million dollar supercar - the Lotus though, that's attainable and not obscene.

[@MindofMatter]

@@Beer_Dad1975 agreed. I'd rather have 300 different cars for the same price

[@donjuan150]

@@Beer_Dad1975 You miss the point of these cars...they are one mans dreams coming true to perfection. For those who have created their own dreams would understand and this would be that reward....

[@simono.sniper3214]

Harry, the Lotus seems to have hit all your pleasure zones, and I can see why. The Pagani walk-through is amazing, and I would be very interested how these quests for perfection compare with your experience at Gordon Murray's operation with the T50/T33. Great episode.

[@mitchellsteindler]

Different focus between the two companies, but both so exquisite.

[@MrBoggins1234]

💯%

[@alexbelmonte4581]

Probably two sides of the same coin. Murray would find these cars to be compromised or excessive, but I have no doubt he’s a fan of Pagani’s dedication to excellence. I believe I’ve heard that the two men greet each other with great respect when they meet at events.

[@TheAslakVind]

Only Harry gets to toddle around all by himself at the Pagani factory. I am sure horacioa asked hm to put the key under the matt. EXTREMELY good content, Harry! Thank you to Mrs Metcalfe for another string of patient photography! Thank you! Interesting to see the difference between the AMG Mercedes and HWA R engine!

[@guywheeler4225]

One of the things I'm most grateful for as a young teen in the U.S. is finding EVO magazine back in 1999. You and your team brought your love of cars to your pages and photos in a way that nobody at the time did. I'm just as glad that you're still just doing your thing.

[@MindofMatter]

I always knew this magazine was special as well. I still have the first three issues I bought off the newsstand preserved in plastic and I thumb through them every now and then

[@professorcalculus5315]

Well said, EVO was a breath of fresh air at that time - simultaneously really professional, great drivers, writers, photographers etc while also capturing that mad amateur, enthusiast spirit, exemplified by Harry’s’ Zonda as a long termer!

[@guywheeler4225]

@@professorcalculus5315 You said it better than I could of. Thx for adding that :)

[@edwinporter3574]

Why would you bother with television when a program of this amazing quality appears on KZbin. Instead of a presenter reading a script, Harry just talks from knowledge and not only knows his subject intimately but has been part of making the history in the first place! This is such a fabulous video.

[@Nemoticon]

The Uptopia actually looks like a space ship! The mechanicals, the interior and exterior, it's truly otherworldly, no other manufacturer achieves this level of fantasy in practice! This espiode was a real treat, cheers.

[@Gaudine]

It’s not an attractive car. The Huayra looks so much better

[@MasterChief37]

@@Gaudine Completely agree, if I was able to afford something like this I would be throwing my money at the GMA T.50, but sadly I'm too late (and haven't won the Euro Jackpot) they are all gone.

[@ReaperOfSouls83]

@@MasterChief37 I think it's really magnificent, at first sight when they launched it it seemed overdesigned, but now I understand it more, it's a different car from the others and not everyone appreciates it. maybe one day people will like it more.

[@fifteen8850]

@@Gaudinedisagree

[@RZRBLAZ]

Its an honor to even witness this on such an intimate level. I almost feel like I’m there as I have my own little set of memories passed down from my first Internship mentor in Industrial Design. He was a designer at Pagani, and he taught me Autodesk Alias (A 3D Modeling Program used in the car industry and at Pagani) and my first project to replicate in 3D was a Pagani Zonda, which he worked on with the design team. He offered giving me a titanium bolt from one of the cars, but I gracefully declined because I saw how much it meant to him. He loved his time at Pagani and he goes from time to time to relive his former design days there. One of the things he designed was the very side mirrors you spoke about on this video. Thank you Harry!

[@63humanbeing]

Thank you for your “straight to the point” content… Some other vloggers, are becoming more of boring story tellers, than petrol-head influencers… So we have to live their experience of driving on highways/autobahns while forcing us to be impressed by their miraculous accomplishments… You are different Harry, you are by far the best… ❤

[@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834]

indeed he and the misses are...

[@pingwong117]

Not every automotive content maker get to be a legit magazine journalist while owning a Pagani since its establishment, Harry is definitely one of a kind in the automotive space

[@garethgrundy8087]

How lovely to hear you relay the story of how Horacio and his wife to be went to Italy from Argentina to work for Lamborghini. I imagine he views you as a kindred spirit car/engineering enthusiast and allowing you the freedom to roam and film without restriction. Thankyou (and your family) for being so selfless and going out of your way to share with us everything you are enthusiastic for.

[@Senniemiec]

That 2005 video is what sparked my love for Pagani. Wish I still had it saved on my computer! What a great long form video.

[@pj9375]

Impressed that pagani allowed harry to walk through the factory and give his own tour. I’ve always wondered how these cars would fair in competition. I recognise there’s much more to them than performance, but still. Amazing pieces of working art. Thanks Harry ❤

[@michaellongridge1523]

Yeah, thanks Harry!

[@lknight5579]

A Wish Called Zonda - great work!

[@chrisb236]

Just went to the Pagani factory about a couple months ago. Was an amazing tour.

[@williamlanphar630]

Spectacular show ! Pagani creates not only the most beautiful interiors of any car but absolutely breathtaking cars in total !

[@michaelmottlau5941]

Love this tour around the Pagani factory. By the way great audio and kudos to your wife who did a lot of the camera work. The editing is also great. Welll done Harry!😀

[@donjuan150]

I have never seen a tour of Pagani like this. Didn't think they would open their doors like this. You truly gave us dreamers a treat today!! How wonderful to hear Christopher speak with the same passion as his father. Never have seen or heard of him before...thank you the introduction!

[@TerribleUsernameAmirite]

Incredible how Christopher's accent switches between Italian and American, sometimes in the same sentence

[@wilspu5590]

🤪

[@Emira_75]

"American" 😂

[@wilspu5590]

@@Emira_75 he’s Turkish

[@___-6040-___]

@@wilspu5590 wft??? Ahahaha christofer PAGANI turkish??? HE IS ITALIAN🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aasimyousaf2455]

This is genuinely some of the best automotive content I have ever seen. In a world full of short silly, tik tok style car videos this is just incredible

[@jayBRFM]

Amazing video and astonishing access you had there! I did a Pagani “factory” tour back in 2017, but of course it’s nothing like this. In fact, the place was so empty - there was not a single car in sight and no car parts laying around either, except for a side mirror that was passed along among tour participants. But the preceding guided museum tour was good. The most memorable part was the price of bottled water in the vending machine, the cheapest during the entire visit of Italy that summer 😅

[@HassTahir]

Many people are not keen on the looks from the sound of it, but I think it’s drop dead gorgeous 😍 I love its simpler, classical style

[@conner.9262]

Must congratulate you Harry on incredible content, fascinating to watch, fantastic Sunday viewing ….. So much history brought to us viewers, A Sunday treat for sure.

[@jack14kd]

The welding on that new exhaust 👌

[@brendanmoran397]

Immersed for 41 minutes which passed very quickly! Who else could take us to these places? Thank you Harry!

[@Hecate24]

your emira series is a gift to us loyal fans. amazing job harry ❤️

[@pingwong117]

Thank you Harry for bringing us into the Pagani wonderland 😋 This Pagani Special is definitely one of the best automotive content to ever grace petrolheads!

[@lordtherapeutics]

No one can watch television anymore when this sort of exceptional quality is produced by people like Harry on KZbin

[@FREEDOOOOM]

Geez... Pagani is just the utmost beautiful craftmanship and style on any car ever. Just love it. Thank you very much for this exquisite tour of the museum and the factory! Awesome!

[@paolasanchezd]

Pound for pound Harry’s best video of the year, maybe top 3 of all time for me. What a storytelling gift you have Harry

[@lesleysmith5623]

Harry, that was probably the best video you’ve ever done. Your knowledge and enthusiasm for Pagani is infectious. Pagani’s attention to the tiniest detail is astounding. Truly automotive art.

[@RAZGR1Z]

Awesome work Harry I knew this video was going to be amazing and you didn't disappoint. Big thanks to Mrs. Metcalf too for the great camera work! Pagani is just another level of design.

[@mubblemann]

Having automotive artists and pioneers like Horacio Pagani, Christian Von Königsegg and Gordon Murray just creates such a buzz for car enthusiasts. I love the fact they all open their doors to the likes of Harry and co.

[@kevindimauro9689]

It’s also nice to have a library of KZbin videos of Harry interacting with them and their creations.

[@mikesage9544]

Harry, the commentary on the Zonda tour is of Olympic proportions. Accurate, concise and so bloody interesting. You lead. All the others follow. Whilst marvelling at the engineering attention to detail, I too did cast a thought to my mechanical wrist watch. Superb. Thanks for the tremendous insight. A big thumbs up on the Lotus. Makes me proud to be Britisch. 🙂Still in Baden Baden in the Forest of Blackness, Mike.

[@eltonkingsley5617]

Love these episode these episodes Harry, the whole trip is something that I could only dream about doing, so great to be along for the ride with you.

[@HRM.H]

Visiting Pagani is always a treat. I had the pleasure of meeting Horacio as well. The tourguide said he is there literally as much as he can.

[@pudlife4703]

Wow, casually strolling through Pagani HQ and a one on one walk through of the new model. What a video, thanks Harry!!

[@SabretoothBarnacle]

I remember buying my first ever EVO magazine that had a DVD on the cover. That was my first experience of the 6 litre Zonda 👍🏻

[@patrickgazley8111]

Excited, as ever, to follow along in your adventures Harry! Particularly with Horacio and the family, thank you for all the EVO articles, videos and ownership insight into this magical realm of analogue, driver-oriented cars and field of dreams! Congratulations on the Lotus Emira purchase/collection, wishing you all the best...(now onto this choice video), hello from California!

[@sparky191]

Only getting to watch this now. Like a documentary but with such depth of passion and knowledge. The son also speaks with great knowledge and devotion. Super.

[@purangesmith9053]

You know it’s special when Harry acts like a kid in a sweet shop. Hyper cars are not my thing but the engineering that’s gone into those cars is outstanding.

[@monkeymagic4555]

This is your best effort to date Harry...Absolutely brilliant!.....More of the same you should try and specialize in these car factory/history ones. brilliantly put together all be it obviously much easier when the car manufacturers themselves have solidly put in the effort before you even get there....Absolute masterpiece of a place

[@pjmoody]

Wow, what a video. Thanks for sharing Harry. Some history.

[@rd5140]

I fell upon this video while doing my dd on the Emira, which I ordered. Pagani was the car that started my journey as an enthusiast...Harry, you are a true gentleman and I thank you for bringing this and all other videos to the forefront.

[@clueless4085]

Thank you, Harry and co. This is really special. And thank you to Pagani Automobili for allowing them such access and to share it with us.

[@markkerry5840]

As always Harry, a great film. You never fail to impress. This was especially interesting because I followed all your adventures with the Zonda in the evo days. Thank you.

[@jarrodwolf14]

Wow. What an eye opener, never realized how incredible these cars were, teared up at the beauty!! Thank you so much 👍

[@samueldowney2806]

Spectacular. They've finally finally eclipsed the Zonda. That Utopia is painfully good looking.

[@carloc8763]

What an expert! What a gentleman! Super connected and competent. No one like Harry Metcalfe.

[@angeloshanahan6239]

Absolutely epic video as usual. Harry is a national treasure

[@wernerdanler2742]

I've heard of Pagani, but I never knew anything about them before. This is a very complete vlog about them and one of the best of any I've seen. Thank you, Harry!

[@michaelhughes3293]

"we were doing harvest on the farm so i couldnt come.....". Such a brilliant throw-away grounded comment, and why we all feel like we're listening to our big brother who's done already for himself rather than the other reviewers...

[@gabrielarch5242]

Each and every one, a work of art. As A.Lang & Sohne or Patek Philippe to watches, Pagani, to Automobiles. Very special!😅

[@Francoberry]

Truly wonderful video! Amazing details and story. The original Zonda will endure as one of the most beautiful cars of all time! Personally the Utopia really doesn't work as well as either the Zonda or Huayra both inside and out, but what an amazing video to see and a beautiful operation

[@gmoar]

Yes, the Zonda has a purity that subsequent Paganis seem to have lost.

[@jooger69]

Zonda is indeed the best looking and it's all downhill from there.

[@MGBranco]

What a precious video....thank you sooooo much Henry! Pagani is an Artist and his automobiles are simply work of Art on wheels! The depth of detail is just incredible...it's worth every penny spent on it for sure! Congratulations Pagani! And once more thank you Dear Henry for this and for all of your videos and work!

[@MrSuprashadow]

Thank you very much for the really exclusive Pagani factory tour.

[@JaroPivarci]

I think everybody who is a fan of super sports cars should watch this video about this factory and how they design and manufacture parts to assemble these pieces of art. Spectacular! 👍

[@gurkpojken]

I remember when you drove the zonda evo , i remember when you went up at a road in the hills and that amazing sound from the howling v12 , the shift and a exhaust-bang. That stays still in my brain as a optimal engine sound against the Mountainwalls

[@ianmcwilliams6453]

Absolutely fascinating, a superb insight into Pagani and their cars. What a success story!

[@LiGHTA77]

That old footage was so cool!

[@yellowquantum4240]

Love Harry he treats cars like Pablo Casals would play his cello. Pagani a dreamer that manifested his dream that is admirable.❤❤❤❤❤

[@jimschrick8415]

Great Sunday evening viewing!!!!!!

[@davidfoster1762]

Christmas has come early !

[@philh681]

Brilliant episode, fascinating stuff!

[@tonymiddlehurst8438]

Utopia is incredible, the mirrors deserve their own video! Probably worth more on their own than any car most of us will ever have.

[@phrankster909]

The thing I love about Pagani is that as much as they're at the pinnacle or hypercar prestige and are very expensive, they don't care. It's all about pushing things further, improving, developing, and innovating. Such beautiful cars and so beautifully engineered though, you can't help being in awe.

[@wingcommanderdaltonwalton67]

I think I prefer the older Pirelli calendars. This lot look like they’re in a bus cue to the nuthouse!

[@fulltopmax1]

there's something really special to me regarding Pagan's early phase, from local racing to Fangio and ambition on going to Italy, carbon fiber and then creating a Zonda, it really must've been a true privilege owning one of those in the aughts when there noise was a lot lower than today :D always nice to see the factory, happy to have visited it and met mr. Pagani by happenstance.

[@sspkt]

I absolutely love Utopia, genuinely i think it is most beautiful Pagani to date. The presence in person is much different.

[@tokyomb]

Great to relive the fee-paying tour we did three years ago (pre-Covid) and to see the new Pagani Utopia up close. Another great video.

[@rogerhudson2814]

The new car looks a far more mature car, beautiful flowing lines. Pure motoring art.

[@faustomasic]

Great video! But you do know we're all waiting for the 'Lancia Zagato finished' video!!

[@harrysgarage]

Don’t worry, it’s on schedule to appear 5pm on Christmas Day.

[@the-boring-car-guy]

I saw a Utopia at Goodwood last year. Possibly the most stunning car I've ever seen. Drop dead gorgeous.

[@Covkiller]

Hello Harry. This is for me the best Harrys Garage ever. Thank you.

[@TheHomeExpert5]

The Zonda is by far the most beautiful and iconic vehicle to come out of Pagani. The cars that have followed were slabsided, and overall, much less attractive.

[@shabbos-goy9407]

nonsense

[@kanwarjotgill5294]

At first I wasn't a huge fan of the looks. But after watching this video I seem to understand what Pagani are trying to do. I actually like it now especially the rear.The interior also has a bunch of cool modern and retro touches which is quite hard to achieve these days.

[@mikhailman]

I looks very distinctive, with a clear design narrative. It's as if an extravagant art-deco villa was placed in the wind tunnel :)

[@andywright1634]

It's too busy and too blobby. It's like they had so many ideas they said "let's use all of them".

[@Username-sf1bk]

Definitely a timeless design.

[@martinh1543]

FABULOUS! Your best yet - thank you for taking us along for the ride into your world.

[@rotax636nut5]

Mind blowing, thank you Harry for treating us to such a fabulous experience as this walk round the Pagani world of wonders..

[@srodigital]

Thanks for the brilliant videos Harry. The Zonda F is my favourite. The fact that you commented about the sound of the F, such a truly glorious sound, I always hoped I'd get to see and hear an F in real life but haven't as yet.

[@hgeths1978]

Amazing stuff Harry!! Pagani is in good hands and the calibre of man Horacio is, reflects on his son. He's the last of the influential individuals of motor-vehicle, his vision is the amalgamation of his neighbours at that valley, now that motoring moves to it's close. The interior in the "office-car" puts in shame most production supercars...The man is an artist at heart, not a mechanic...

[@markosborne5510]

Absolute joy watching Harry’s Garage.So much detail and History a must watch series

[@GargiPatnaikkk]

I fall in love with it the more I look at it. I'm definitely getting this beaut next year and I can't wait🤗🤗❤... Super glad I invested in the financial market, it's paying off good😊. God bless Debra Pace for her immense assistance.

[@borjastickk]

Good for you... But how do you manage to make money when the market is down? I'm literally in losses, I would really love to know how she works

[@oscarsempire]

Amazing to hear about Debra here, I must say... On Twitter, she's been getting a lot of attention. Though I'm unsure of her abilities, I would love to invest. What are her requirements?

[@GargiPatnaikkk]

"Debra_Pace" ✔✔

[@Beaver4422]

My husband has always been a Cryptosis and stock lover but that almost ruin our financial life. Fortunately, He met her at a blockchain conference at Phoenix. Since then she has been helping him trade and that has helped our lives greatly

[@PaulLeed]

I have always wanted to invest to increase my income but my job socks and does not even provide enough for me to save... I would have love to know why Debra is so prominent

[@roshanjay7]

Definitely is in the highest category of vehicle, same with McLaren F1 etc.

[@yebo56]

Love these factory tours, keep 'em coming. And don't be afraid to get nerdy.

[@RJ-nh9hw]

This presentation made my day, might even make my week! Thank you for exposing state of the art industrial design...Italian style!

[@markorchard2272]

I'm totally mind-boggled at how awesome the Emira looks! And the price differential to a 296GTB would let you give yourself £1500+/mth for 10 years! (it's simple real-world examples like that that hammer home price realities)

[@future62]

Yes its def a great example of "less is more". You can utilize every bit of performance you pay for with it too.

[@markorchard2272]

Absolutely. An Emira across the highlands would be far more fun.

[@jimj2683]

Imagine getting stuck inside the autoclave and your coworkers don't know about it....

[@gobinduppal4429]

I was thinking the same thing

[@agustinliden6189]

Harry you are a Jewel and I love this tour with you in-Through the Pagani Factory. And I love this interview with Pagani's son.

[@wilpeachy9749]

Thank you for sharing your stories with Pagani over the years. Absolutely adore the Zonda!

[@stevenbennett3922]

That Zonda F exhaust wouldn't disappoint the neighbours first thing in the morning would it.

[@tihspidtherekciltilc5469]

Property values went up 25 percent because of that.

[@johnsmith1474]

All the care taken in the build is remarkable, the factory presentation is over-the-top. Then the follow-on with ownership is value added cleverness that must take some hours of labor by factory historians, I notice even the English translations of the historical plaques Harry shows us is particularly literary. Wouldn't it be nice if a company instituted the world's first ethical ownership program? No sales to characters who can be shown to have made their money in a way that harms the world, or that helps to crush people's movements, or makes war machinery. And even more clever; no resales to these types! Only the good billionaires and their kids in college get a Pagani! (Just kidding of course, you wouldn't have any customers.)

[@Silentwitness1978]

Harry just wanted to personally say "a huge thanks" to you and Mrs Metcalfe for this one. Although I used to enjoy shows like Top Gear I always wished for a TV show just like this with such enthusiasm, detail and behind the scenes insights.

[@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834]

the problem with Top Gear is ego's, and childish producers.

[@Silentwitness1978]

@@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834 they made it for the masses and became "characters" for entertainment. The closest thing you will find to Harrys stuff on TV is Chasing Classic Cars with Wayne Carini but that ended a few years ago.

[@steppings5645]

Excellent watch. Thank you Pagani for letting us in.

[@007clownfish]

I'd rather have the Emira, or better yet an Esprit

[@paul_k_7351]

I can’t believe they charge you 18 Euros to go to the museum!!! Thanks for taking us around it instead, Harry!

[@Sandhoeflyerhome]

Harry, you may not be aware but this sequence ‘the Lotus’ is probably your finest production yet. Skilfully done, effortlessly produced, which means it wasn’t, the Paganini factory tour is like stepping into another world, which makes Ferrari look ordinary and mass produced. This whole presentation I shall remember for a long time. Thank you. Viewed on a Monday morning it really lifted the spirits a true sensation.

[@airgaborpara3824]

Good to see that Horatio Pagani has a great son who will continue the legacy of this brand. This Utopia is incredible, breathtaking. I must visit to the museum or factory show if possible.

[@freddiejones4598]

Best financial decision you ever made buying that zonda

[@salvi1398]

Selling it was perhaps not the best, though. They’re only going up in value. But he did say that he preferred his countach over it, so I suppose it wasn’t really a financially-driven decision

[@freddiejones4598]

@@salvi1398 they are completely worthless until you sell it in theory. So although it might be worth more today it’s irrelevant

[@Paulie_____]

And selling it one of the worst :)

[@Francoberry]

@@salvi1398 I recall in his video from years ago servicing the Zonda was a nightmare. It needed go go back to Italy every time and besides transport costs, the actual cost to service was/is astronomical. You could have a car worth £500k-£2mil but it could be pretty crippling having to spend £10k+ every time it needs servicing

[@salvi1398]

@@Francoberry true, he also mentioned in his older video that the countach did everything the Zonda did without the massive servicing and running costs, so I can sort of see why he sold it