Pagani Huayra Roadster Teased Again
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Pagani is continuing to tease its new Huayra Convertible.
The car will be fully uncovered at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show in March of this year when all details will be revealed. Wealthy prospective buyers were already shown the Huayra Roadster at a small private event during the 2016 Monterey Car Week.
The car is expected to have a removable roof panel like the Pagani Zonda Roadster which will result in restyled doors. Besides those changes, most of the Huayra’s style is expected to stay nearly the same as what’s seen with the current car.
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The same biturbo V12 making 730 horsepower and 737 pound-feet of torque is expected to provide motivation, while a more powerful BC model could also be added to the convertible lineup, resulting in 789 hp.
Just 100 examples of the Huayra Roadster are planned right now and many of them are already spoken for. The regular Huayra cost about $1.5 million, so expect the convertible to also be in that neck of the woods.
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