If one happens to have extra $2 million to be spent in a car, no other choices come close than the Pagani Huayra. For costing this much, this supercar has easily been the top choice of the world's richest and most famous. What's with the Huayra which draws the world's elites to it?
Horacio Pagani, the Italian-Argentinian designer never failed with the Huayra. The supercar boasts of an entire carbon fiber body. It is powered by 6.0-liter twin turbo V-12 which is outsourced from Mercedes-AMG. The Huayra is very exclusive and limited as only 100 of it were made.
This is definitely one of the reasons why the world's elites clamor for this supercar. Anything limited brings necessary and required distinction which the rich and famous exude and demand. The Pagani Huayra still is a highly coveted car and demand to have one is still considerably high.
Recently, Pagani Huayra is on sale for $2.09 million as it was listed on JamesEdition by Dubai-based broker Knight International. The Huayra on sale was built in 2014 and only has 1,616 miles to it. It is all red-tinted with black leather upholstery. Price is definitely not an issue as this is expected to be sold to one of the world's top millionaire in no time.
Pagani Huayra definitely offers different styles best suited for the world's most powerful and influential. For one, there is Pagani Huayra Roadster which took so long to make. Again, because of the time, it took in the process, its level of exclusivity gets all the more amped up.
The Pagani Huayra Roadster stays true to Pagani's tradition as another addition to its extreme car line-up. It may be extreme to the strictest sense of the word but it offers top-notch unbridled comfort. Pagani also learned valuable lessons based on its Zonda R.
Both the Pagani Huayra and the Pagani Huayra Roadster offer the best any elite would want to have in a supercar. With that 2014 Pagani Huayra listed on sale in Dubai, it is expected that every millionaire on earth would want to be the next owner and it is easy to understand why.
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