The Supersonic One-Off 760 LM Is Proof The Pagani Zonda Isn't Dead Yet

Despite the Pagani Huayra having been around for a good couple of years now, the Zonda it replaced still refuses to bow out. This is because there seems to be no shortage of very rich customers who are happy to stump up silly sums for one-off versions of the supercar, and Pagani is clearly very happy to accommodate them. The latest result of this ongoing situation has just been revealed: the Zonda 760 LM.

Power comes from a mid-mounted 7.3-litre AMG-sourced V12 kicking out 750bhp (760PS, hence the name). This one-off Zonda has an exposed carbonfibre finish and a big air scoop on the roof, while at the rear there’s a big rear wing and chunky diffuser. The usual exposed headlights are gone, too, replaced with a set of recessed units behind a clear plastic panel, probably to reduce drag. For some unknown reason, the front suspension appears to have been raised during the unveiling.

Despite all the wings and aero bits, the 760 LM is in fact road legal. Reports suggest that the buyer has a bit of a thing for Zondas, also owning a Zonda R and Cinque Roadster. The 760 LM’s design is expected to form the basis for another one-off Pagani, the Zonda X.