It’s not every day you see a $17 million Pagani Zonda HP Barchetta on the streets, but Warsaw, Poland, just got lucky. One of the rarest hypercars in the world—only three exist—was spotted cruising around the city, even braving less-than-ideal winter weather. In 2022, it was badly damaged during a Croatian supercar meet. Back then, it spun out of control, slamming into a Ford Fiesta. The crash ripped off a rear wheel, destroyed the suspension, and left the matte carbon fiber body in pieces. Read More The $2 Million Porsche GT3 No One’s Buying But earlier this year, the Zonda made a comeback. Repaired at the Pagani factory, it’s been restored to perfection. Oleg Egorov, the car’s owner and head of TopCar Design, even shared a glimpse of the rebuild process. Now, it’s back again, and it’s better than ever. Still rocking its matte carbon finish and gold accents, the Zonda now sports updated wheels with matching gold rims. Most Priceless PaganiOleg Egorov has a Pagani collection most of us can only dream about. Think two Zonda Cinques, a Zonda R, a Zonda 760 Roadster, a Zonda Tricolore, and a Huayra BC. Impressive, right? But the real star of the show is his Zonda HP Barchetta. With only three in existence and a $17 million price tag. This open-top beauty was created to celebrate Horacio Pagani’s 60th birthday. It debuted at Pebble Beach in 2017. Its design is something special—smaller windshields, unique side windows, and rear wheel fenders that make it stand out from every other Zonda. One of these three masterpieces is owned by Horacio himself. Read More This Porsche 997 GT3 RS is Worth More Now Than it was 14 Years Ago And the power? A 7.3-litre naturally aspirated AMG V12 paired with a six-speed manual gearbox. It delivers 789 horsepower, combining raw speed with the kind of old-school charm only a manual can offer. Some Zondas come back from the factory with tweaks or upgrades after repairs, but Egorov’s HP Barchetta stayed true to its original look. No need to fix what wasn’t broken—its matte carbon finish and gold accents are as stunning today as when it first hit the road. Source: Pagani_Cannes
