Pagani has built yet another one-off Zonda. Well, it’s based on an existing chassis, which has been redone in a new spec and now has a new name – Zonda Cervino.
The Cervino is based on a famous Zonda from the recent past – the Oliver Evolution Roadster. The car was recently sold, and the new owner decided to get it re-specced through Pagani’s Unico personalisation programme.
The Zonda Cervino gets a two-tone exterior in metallic blue and exposed carbon fibre, unlike the matte grey with tricolore stripes of the original. While the overall design remains largely unchanged, the new owner has swapped out the Zonda R-inspired taillights with conventional round units. The unique rear wing of the Oliver Evolution Roadster has also been replaced with a less aggressive-looking spoiler.
The interior has also been redone in blue and white leather. The seats have a blue chequered pattern. Even the instrument binnacle has blue dial faces to match the interior theme.
The Cervino is likely to be powered by the same 7.3-liter V12 engine as the Oliver Evolution Roadster. This engine, built by AMG, produces 750 hp and 575 lb-ft of torque.
The Zonda Cervino will be presented at FuoriConcorso this week.
