Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton has once again proven his love for high-performance automobiles by adding an ultra-rare Pagani Zonda 760 LH to his already impressive car collection. Valued at a staggering £1.4 million, this bespoke supercar is a true masterpiece of engineering and design.
A Beast Under the Hood
The Pagani Zonda 760 LH boasts a monstrous 7.3-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine, delivering an ear-splitting 760 horsepower. Unlike many modern supercars, this Italian marvel relies purely on mechanical grip and raw power, making it a favourite among purists.
Hamilton's Personal Touch
Custom-built for the seven-time world champion, the Zonda 760 LH features several unique modifications requested by Hamilton himself. The most notable is the manual gearbox – a rare choice in today's world of paddle-shift transmissions – showcasing Hamilton's appreciation for traditional driving experiences.
Why This Zonda Stands Out
- One of only five Zonda 760 models ever produced
- Features a distinctive purple carbon fibre weave
- Custom interior with Hamilton's personal branding
- Modified exhaust system for that signature F1-inspired scream
A Collector's Passion
This acquisition further cements Hamilton's reputation as one of motorsport's most passionate car collectors. His garage already includes other exotic machines like the McLaren P1 and Ferrari LaFerrari, but the Zonda holds special significance as a tribute to his F1 career.
"The Zonda represents everything I love about cars – pure, unfiltered performance and breathtaking design," Hamilton was quoted saying about his latest automotive treasure.
