Ride in a Pagani Huayra at Goodwood Hill Climb Menghadirkan
Riding in a Pagani Huayra on Goodwood Hill Climb
Succeed in line with what is probably one of the most favorite hypercars the world (Zonda), the Pagani Huayra is somehow difficult to achieve both fame and legions of fans that his long-term predecessor.
Some say it is because of the design "fish", while others accuse the addition of turbochargers under all that carbon fiber and carbotainium .
Whatever the reason, no one can really say that the Huayra hypercar is less than the Zonda in performance.
The AMG V12 engine built by hand - derived from that found in Mercedes-Benz models 65 AMG - delivers a power of 730 hp and an electronic control of 1,000 Nm (738 lb-ft) couple, or more than enough to propel it from zero to 100 km / h (62 mph) in just 3.2 seconds and onwards to a top speed of 370+ km / h (230+ mph).
After all is said and done, the gargantuan amount of power and torque, the super-light carbotainium and the carbon fiber construction and aerodynamics mean assets nothing if none of them provides a benefit to the real world.
Not necessarily to prove that one of the few RHD Pagani Huayras went there recently for a load at high speed of the ascent of Goodwood Hill during Goodwood Festival of speed last week . Fortunately, the car-spotter Shmee150 was there to put one of his GoPros inside the monster V12 roaring, sharing the resulting video with the rest of us. Are you still missing the Zonda?
By Alex Oagana