The Zonda Cinque, Tricolore and 760 are the most extreme, limited-run evolutions of Horacio Pagani's Mercedes-AMG V12-powered Zonda. They use a Carbo-Titanium monocoque, a 7.3L naturally aspirated V12 and a sequential or manual gearbox, with aero and power escalating across the series. Each was built in tiny numbers, often as bespoke commissions, and they are regarded as the apex of the Zonda lineage.
These cars combine the last great naturally aspirated AMG V12 with hand-built carbon-titanium construction and a track-bred focus inherited from the Zonda R programme. Their extreme rarity, bespoke one-off nature and the Zonda's cultural standing as a modern hypercar icon give them lasting significance.
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Sequential Cima gearbox (Cinque) and automated single-clutch systems can suffer actuator and hydraulic wear, with clutch life shortened by track use.
Carbo-Titanium bodywork and exposed carbon can show clearcoat degradation, delamination or UV damage; repairs require Pagani-approved specialists.