Only a few hours after Pagani released the fourth teaser of the upcoming supercar codenamedC9 – and dubbed Huayra by an increasing number of sources –, a set of allegedly official magazine scans surfaced online. The pictures are said to be sourced from the upcoming February edition of the Spanish-language Car Magazine, featuring several shots of Horacio Pagani's new supercar.
Pagani Huayra leaked on magazine cover? (Autoblog.com)
Pagani Huayra magazine cover – click above to enlargeWe still don't have any details about the new Zonda successor, though the magazine's cover lines tell us that the car will cost about 1 million Euros and production will be limited to 20 units annually. If this is the production car, we're certainly not unhappy about the addition of gullwing doors to the Pagani design, though that front end is indeed a bit... mouthy.
We'll keep our eyes peeled for official images and data as the weeks progress. Your guess is as good as ours at this point for things like power numbers, 0-60 times and interior fittings, but since this car does replace the Zonda, we'd expect nothing short of earth-shattering figures.
[Source: Autoblog Spanish (translated)]
And Another Perspective:
The Pagani Huayra Couldn't Possibly Be This Hideous (Jalopnik)
After CAR magazine put thePagani Huayra on its cover,CarsUK unleashed this shot, showing a menacing collections of scoops, sleek headlamps and ... sorry, it's a catfish. I see a catfish. A 700-hp, one-million euro catfish. [CarsUK]Send an email to Justin Hyde, the author of this post, at justin@jalopnik.com.
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