Pagani Zonda Cinque: The Fan Favorite

The Zonda Cinque (Italian for “Five”) was supposed to be the last Zonda. (Spoiler: It wasn’t). A Hong Kong dealer asked Horacio Pagani to build a road-legal version of the Zonda R track car. Pagani built 5 Coupes and 5 Roadsters.

Carbo-Titanium Debut

The Cinque was the first road car to use Carbo-Titanium.

• Tech: Titanium wires are woven into the carbon fiber to prevent it from shattering in a crash.
• Weight: The car weighs just 1,210 kg.

Design

It features the best elements of the Zonda R:

• Roof Scoop: A massive carbon intake on the roof.
• Livery: A distinctive white body with a central carbon stripe and red accents.
• Gearbox: It used the first generation of the CIMA sequential automated manual. Brutal, but fast.

Value

The Cinque is arguably the most desirable Zonda.

• Price: $10+ million on the open market (if one ever appears). It defines the “modded Zonda” look.