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The Roadster recently discovered in the UK Pagani C12 "salmon pink" Zonda, with its 7.3-liter engine comes to auction at Bonhams Goodwood Festival of Speed this year, the first Friday of July. The Hypercar has had one owner from new, 2004 model.
Originally produced by the right-hand-drive Roadster S C12, in particular, Zonda, it was returned to the factory in 2008, "F" for maintenance and upgrade high-definition performance. Conducted in June and September of that year, this work has included a complete overhaul of the 7.3 liters engine that produces 602bhp at 6150 hours an enormous speed and torque of 560lb/ft only 4000 rpm.
At the same time, the car was painted in yellow, the current "Elvis Presley Pink Cadillac", the colors, while other noteworthy features include a new leather trim, carbon fiber hood and rear diffuser, a new 'F'pakokaasujärjestelmän and updated ECU. In this specification, the Zonda is accused of speeding 60 mph stationary less than 3.6 seconds, top speed of 214 mph on the road. Equally important is the function of braking, stop 120 mph can be reached only 4.4 seconds, thanks to improved Brembo.
Originally produced by the right-hand-drive Roadster S C12, in particular, Zonda, it was returned to the factory in 2008, "F" for maintenance and upgrade high-definition performance. Conducted in June and September of that year, this work has included a complete overhaul of the 7.3 liters engine that produces 602bhp at 6150 hours an enormous speed and torque of 560lb/ft only 4000 rpm.
At the same time, the car was painted in yellow, the current "Elvis Presley Pink Cadillac", the colors, while other noteworthy features include a new leather trim, carbon fiber hood and rear diffuser, a new 'F'pakokaasujärjestelmän and updated ECU. In this specification, the Zonda is accused of speeding 60 mph stationary less than 3.6 seconds, top speed of 214 mph on the road. Equally important is the function of braking, stop 120 mph can be reached only 4.4 seconds, thanks to improved Brembo.
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