Pagani Zonda F: not so pretty now
08.12.2009 - Adrian Hearn
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A Pagani Zonda F has suffered serious frontal damage after crashing in Hong Kong. Reports suggest the driver of the Italian hypercar was forced into a row of parked cars due to an out of control truck.
It's a great shame - just 25 Pagani Zonda Fs have ever been built with this the third to be involved in a prang, according to the good people at Wrecked Exotics.
When the Pagani Zonda F left the factory it was fitted with a 7.3-litre V12 Mercedes engine developing 602bhp and 560lb/ft of pulling power.
Pagani claims the Zonda F will accelerate from 0-62mph in 3.6 seconds and 0-124mph in 9.8 seconds before hitting a top speed of 214mph.
However, this former work of art will be travelling at no more than 60mph for the time being as it's transported to a workshop to be assessed by a nervous-looking car insurance worker.
Pagani was founded in 1992 by former Lambo man Horatio Pagani. There have been many companies across the globe encroaching onto bona fide supercar territory but only Pagani and Koenigsegg have made real progress.
