Getting Loose In the Pagani Huayra BC
An Overwhelming Evolution

So how do I even approach this? The Pagani Huayra is so much more than just a hypercar, and now its Italian maker has come up with a faster and more track-focused iteration called the BC.

My mind was blown even before I saw the thing, and that was just from talking to the company’s global PR and marketing manager, Luca Venturi. In an era where even the greats like Ferrari, Porsche and that little British company McLaren, have fully embraced hybrid technology, Pagani has stayed true to its roots, creating performance through that good old ‘drop weight, add power’ recipe.

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The first thing you need to know is that Huayra BC weighs in at 1218kg – 132kg less than the 1350kg original. Don’t just look at 1218kg as a number though; have a proper think about what it means. That’s around the same weight as a Ford Fiesta, but where a city car like that does with 125-odd horsepower, the BC packs an 800hp version of the Huayra’s AMG 6.0L twin-turbo V12.

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Oh, and what does ‘BC’ stand for I hear you ask? Those are the initials of Benny Caiola; late New York City property developer, famed Ferrari collector, and Horacio Pagani’s very first customer. Benny, who had immigrated to the US from his native Sicily, Italy, was a mentor to Horacio over the years, and picked up a few other Paganis along the way. He always put pressure on Horacio to make more track-focused versions of his cars, so the BC is a beautiful homage to Benny’s passion for driving. He’s also the reason why the car was unveiled in Sicily.

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Before we get to what actually makes the BC the amazing car it is, I do need to mention that every single one of the 20 offered cars – each costing 2.35 million Euro (2.61 million USD) – has been spoken for. On top of that run, there’s five extra cars for Pagani’s own testing and development purposes. The BC is not just a one-off; it defines what the future of Paganis will be like, starting from the roadster version of the Huayra which is up next once the last of the 100 Huayra coupes are completed. Think of it as a testbed for new tech in every single area of the car; something that will be passed on to the next version, but also able to be retrofitted – to some extent – into existing Huayras. To me, that’s something else that makes Pagani a little bit more special than the other hypercar makers out there. Because if I had forked out a fortune on my Huayra, I’d love to keep it performing as best as it possibly could through regular updates.

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Aside from the little roof panel, pretty much everything you see on the BC is 100 per cent new or redesigned. Notice how there’s a more defined hip line to the car, a wider and more pronounced radius to the front and rear wheel arches, and all of the aerodynamic additions like the front lip and canards, the skirt treatment, the rear integrated diffuser and extractor section, and of course the fixed wing. This prototype was about 60-65 per cent ready, so there are still some refinements that need to be done before the completed car is unveiled at Geneva next month. The wing, for example, will get an adjustable blade section which you can rake to its most extreme angle when you take the car to the track.

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It might be a more spartan interpretation of the Huayra, but the BC is laden with the same maniacal attention to detail that only a Pagani could have.

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You can look as hard as you want, but you will never find plastic. Try that on a 918 or a LaFerrari… Not to take anything away from what are two amazing cars (Horacio actually owns a 918 as he loves them so much), but there are noticeable differences between a car manufactured on a regular production line, and one that is hand built like a fine Swiss watch.

Attention To Detail
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The interior further emphasis the attention to detail. Yes, the Huayra BC is faster and more exciting to drive, but don’t for one second think that anything has been taken away from that signature fit and finish and top-of-the-line choice in materials. The cabin is a little more track-focused; you have supportive bucket seats that do away with that center knob that Huayras have to tilt the seat upwards, and they’re trimmed in soft suede and leather to grip occupants in a better way. Four-point harnesses are standard fare too.

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The same suede covers most of the dash and various trim around the cabin, while the exposed carbon has been given a satin finish so as not to cause annoying reflections in the windscreen. All the CNC-machined billet aluminium parts that form the main instrumentation behind the steering wheel and the center stack have been anodized in black, which has a dramatic effect in person.

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The gauges themselves are still beautiful analogue instruments, and are hand-made by the same people that make watch faces for Patek Philippe.

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Engraved BC logos feature all around the cabin as a subtle reminder of just what you’re driving. The steering wheel is suede-wrapped too, and feels nice and chunky in your hands.

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The detailing is on such a level that even attempting to explain it to you is a somewhat futile exercise. You have to see it, feel it and even smell it to get a real sense of it. Every little thing is meticulously crafted, right down to each individual Pagani logo-inscribed titanium bolt.

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If the BC’s motorsport intentions weren’t clear, the aluminium fire extinguisher in front of the passenger side bucket seat is a clear sign. I do find it funny that the car is supplied with beautiful leather floor mats though; you need to rest your custom-made race shoes somewhere, I guess.

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I can’t stress how spot-on the black anodising treatment is. Check out the mechanical masterpiece that is the gear selector and linkage; black gives it a new look altogether.

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The Huayra BC that I got to drive was prototype #3, and the guys at Pagani had added a special badge highlighting that this was the car used in the world preview drive event.

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I could blabber on for days about the beauty of it all, but I’m sure you just want to hear me get to the point, so let me talk about how the BC feels from behind the wheel.

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The night before my drive, I got to sit in the BC with Horacio as we drove back to the hotel after a day of shooting at an old Sicilian villa. It was the perfect opportunity to hear the vision explained from the man himself, before I got to experience it for myself. Horacio has a very clear vision of what type of cars he wants to produce. He could have made the BC ridiculously powerful and extremely tricky to drive, but his focus, even on a car like this which is supposedly for gentleman racers, is that safety and ease of driving should always be the most important aspects. When you take into account the mass of every suspension component, the gearbox, and even Bosch’s latest and most advanced stability control system, it’s obvious that Pagani has worked hard to drop the Huayra’s weight for this version.

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But it all makes so much sense once you step on it for the first time. Acceleration is so savage that the thrust produced shoves you violently back into your seat on every upshift. It’s relentless, yet at the same time it’s all drama free. Traction is never an issue unless you want it to be, and the steering and chassis communicate beautifully with you.

1100Nm; 800hp
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In the engine room, AMG has upped the power of the Huayra’s 6.0L twin-turbo V12 by 70hp to realise 800hp in the BC, although that figure won’t be 100 per cent confirmed until the last few homologation and refinement tests are completed. With so much motor pushing small BorgWarner EFR turbos, there is of course no lag, but it’s the new electronic throttle mapping you notice first. This is the work of Andrea Palma, Pagani’s new test driver; a seasoned wheelman and someone who has a lot of experience in getting the most out of performance cars. His daily driver is a Nissan R35 GT-R daily, and he wanted to have that immediate throttle response from the accelerator that the big V12 seemed to lack. It turns out that it was all in the way the throttle map was set up; he made it more linear and the result is a motor that now seems to respond the second you squeeze on the loud pedal.

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Visually, the BC’s engine gets the same black anodised aluminium details that feature in the cabin, so no more gold/orange treatment as the regular Huayra. The fins on top of the charge coolers are hand polished to reveal the aluminium underneath, making them stand out more. Refinements to the engine go all the way down to how the oil lines are plumbed in and out of the dry sump lubrication system, so as not to transfer vibrations and harshness into the interior space.

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Torque peaks at 4,000rpm with 1100Nm on tap, and while it could have been a lot more, Pagani had to think about the driveline. Not that it’s been spared from an almost complete redesign mind you. The Xtrac-developed transverse gearbox remains; there because it’s still half the weight of a comparable dual-clutch transmission, and because its traverse orientation behind the motor allows it to keep as much weight as possible towards the car’s center of balance.

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This is central to why the Huayra can be thrown around relatively easily, and is not as scary to drive as you would assume. It’s all about weight management, and Pagani does this rather well. Shift times have been cut in half from 150 milliseconds to 75 thanks to stuff like carbon fiber synchros and redesigned internals. Then there’s the electronic diff, which helps add that physics-defying nature into the BC’s vast bags of tricks. Drive is sent to the rear 355-section 21-inch Pirellis via tripod axle driveshafts, straight out of LeMans racers.

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Oh yeah, and check out the exhausts the BC gets – titanium of course, and weighing in at just under 3kg.

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They have a flared out trumpet-like design and spit out blue afterburner flames when you really start to push hard.

Here’s a quick video so you get an idea of what I’m talking about.

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Suspension-wise, the Huayra’s original double wishbone layouts front and rear have been completely reengineered, now sporting an all-new design and geometry. The arms are 25 per cent lighter as they are sculpted out of HiForg, an aerospace grade alloy, and are connected up to new Öhlins dampers – or at least they will be in the final production version. The prototype I drove was receiving these new dampers the week after the test drive, and aside from having new guts and more efficient valving, they will be mated to an active system which will counteract dive and roll at the front to keep things nice and stable when pushing hard on track.

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The BC also benefits from a new steering rack which did give a great feeling on turn in, but felt a little slow on lock-to-lock if you ask me. It’s as if I was moving my arms way too much to tackle what were, in reality, small corners. But aside from that, there’s nothing to fault here. Through the corners I drove, the car felt easy to place and responsive in every way.

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Pagani turned to Dallara for the CFD development of the exterior and the aero package, which helps eliminate lift and at higher speeds starts to develop some serious downforce. It all works in conjunction with the standard Huayra’s four active front and rear flaps that stabilise it through the corners and under braking.

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But due to the roads we were on in the beautiful Sicilian countryside, there was no way we were going to experience that downforce during this test drive. That will have to wait until we put the BC through its paces on track.

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Air flow was also cleaned up in areas like the scoops and intakes; resistance is lowered so the whole car is more efficient as it slices through the air.

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The signature mirrors remain however; masterpieces in their own right.

A Snippet Of What’s To Come
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The 20 lucky BC owners will have their cars shipped out to them with new APP lightweight forged wheels; one inch bigger than what’s fitted to the Huayra, so 20-inch up front and 21-inch at the rear. A second set of ‘Track Pack’ 19s and 20s shod in Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R tyres are also supplied for track use.

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The street tyres are P Zero Corsas, and as Andrea Palma showed us, the BC has no issues lighting up the 355-section rears when you want to have some fun.

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But as strange at this sounds, what impressed me the most was the car’s comfort. Drive it at a relaxed pace and it’s a pleasure to be in. The seats are great, albeit a bit tall on the prototype (they will be lowered for the production cars), and even the worst road imperfections are dealt with effortlessly. And the new Öhlins should be even better in this respect. I can just picture jumping in one of these things and embarking on a cross-continental trip; maybe stopping off at the odd track along the way.

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There is also a front lift system that ensures you can tackle ramps and driveway entrances with ease, so everything has really been thought about. Of course, the brake system wasn’t going to be left untouched either.

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The BC uses Brembo 380mm x 34mm carbon ceramic rotors; monoblock 6-pot front and 4-pot rear calipers a new part of the equation. The calipers have had so much material machined out of them that you can actually see the individual piston outline in the centers.

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Their performance is unquestionable, but at the same time they bring quite the reduction in unsprung weight, which is extremely important for Pagani.

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It all makes for one hell of a machine. This is a car that may only get to be appreciated by a lucky few, but something we should all be thankful actually exists.

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It’s Horacio’s continuous need for innovation that keeps his cars on-par with modern day hypercars. To achieve this without the need for hybrid technology is truly commendable.

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Pagani reinvests an astronomically high amount of yearly profit right back in R&D, which keeps the company at the forefront of composite technology, just like it has been since the Modena Design days.

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Add to that the need to stay ahead of the game and it’s the reason that cars like the BC are possible.

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This first drive of the BC is just a taster of what Pagani has coming this year. There is also the opening of the new HQ and factory which I’ll be giving you a little preview of in the coming weeks.

Dino Dalle Carbonare
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dino@speedhunters.com

Additional Photo by Pagani

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This car is just another reason why I love Pagani so much. Horatio's dedication to quality and detail is second to none. I really hope I'll get to meet the man as he's one of my largest inspirations to pursue engineering. Great article as always Dino!

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This is hard. 

On one hand, I so do want to see a 3-way V12 fight with the Aventador SV and the F12tdf on a cruise to the locale where Le Mans is held or to Potrero de Los Funes as a sort of send-off to the ultra-V12 car. 
On the other, this Huayra is already gunned up to take on the Agera RS and Veyron SS (note that I paired the non-hybrids because it's the closer, more related tier, but of course you'll say I'm full of shit and I should match it up with the other trio... and that you fucked my mom.).

Nah, the first fight it is. Rather do it now than lose the opportunity forever.

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UWerqxTeam_MJ Actually it's OK to match the Huayra wih Agera and the Veyron, but the sub-800hp class is filled with, as you've said, the Aventador and the F12.

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Well done on Horacio actually building a car like this but that's as far as my appreciation goes. Those wheels, that wing, they ruin they car even though they are there for a purpose. It is quite an ugly car now and yes, it may go like absolute fuck, it looks like balls

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i love the original Huarya, even though i find the interior a bit much, this black anodised version is 100% perfect for me and the exterior tweaks are fantastic...now if only i had a time machine and a couple million to go back and order one

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still  just amazing what beautyfull crafted machines Pagani puts together,if i would got the money i would not care if can get dusted by "cheaper" super/hyper cars,since a Pagani is just too adorable
And credits for this Article, i ´ve read a few ´First Drives´ of the BC in the last Days, but yours covers way more the passion for the details Pagani attends to in evolving his cars,than to the technical upgradings in 1st place others laid more the focus on

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It's not a car. It's pure art.

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That engine is beautiful. That body is a crime in carbon fibre. Please employ some designers next time Pagani!

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Riddlah Thanks man, I thought this car deserved a lot of spare, it's pretty mega!

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ethosVeritas_Z32 black anodized Al FTW!

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LukeEVOVIII Wait till you see it up close :)

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rally2727 UWerqxTeam_MJ Yeah but those cars are fat LOL

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DanieleScozzaro Agreed. This car will literally take your breath away in person.

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Dino how the hell did you get close to this car?

Me jealous.

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This isn't an insult to this car, but I look at it and all I can think is that it looks like a Tsukuba-style time attack version of a regular Huayra. The wheel arches, the aero, that sharper body crease, all of it makes what was a fairly nice looking car look positively vicious. Still not a fan of the wheel design, that's always been a sticking point for me with any Pagani.

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Beautiful set! Love it!

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Even though Pagani has said repeatedly that he doesn't intend to make the fastest hypercar, I think that there is some pressure to at least be competitive with Porsche, Ferrari, McLaren and Lamborghini.  With this big jump in power to weight, the Huayra can give the likes of the 918 and P1 a run for their money.

The color scheme of customers' cars is going to be different.  Imagine the BC in all black matte carbon fiber, it would look absolutely evil.

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Jesus, I didn't think that his gauges could look any sexier, yet here we are.
Also thanks for posting video. I was literally scrolling down reading, thinking in my head 'I hope there's video.. I hope there's video' and you came through. This thing literally sounds like a mean growling beast. Love it!

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Larry Chen Thanks man!

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I must say Dino, you continuously pump out amazing content and features. Your photography is amazing! Keep it up. As well, I think this is a fantastic sounding car, it sounds different from the standard huayra which is a plus. Pagani continuously impresses me because they make nothing but the best no matter what the limitations.

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It might be a long one but I have to say this :

As a petrolhead, I've been following SH for a longtime. I am french and car is my passion. I also speak english and thanks to SH, as english is not my native language, it is always a pleasure to learn and improve myself while having a beautiful story with spicy pictures, the best of both words.  I love the job you're doing at SH so as this is my first ever comment despite the time I've been around here, I must say THANK YOU. And this article is beyond anything I've read on this website, I've got a crush on this car especially in this particular BC version, such an amazing job from Pagani, hats off but you guys at SH are marriyng pictures and worlds in such an amazing way. Long live SpeedHunters, from Guadeloupe, FWI.

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You lead a tough life Dino.

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Speedhunters awesome writeup and photos.

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This is the car that would make me cry just a little inside if I ever saw it up close.  The interior looks like a carbon fiber, leather, and black anodized aluminum jewel case.  

Design wise, I think that a the original Huayra was a beautiful car, except for the front air intake (best described as looking like a maniacal catfish).  The front end looks a little more like the later generation Zondas, which is a definite improvement.

The BC may be a bit over the top, but that's the point. It is supposed to be.  Even so, is it as outrageous looking as an Aventador?  Not really.  All the extra fins and wings are going to keep this glue to the corners, which means the BC will be give at least a respectable showing to the 4WD hybrids.

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Exquisite car, fantastic photography; Dino hittin' it outta the park!

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Don't know the country demographics for Speedhunters but is it possible to use lbs instead of kg. It really screws me up.

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Buick Man You bloody yank. Car culture is universal, so is the the metric unit.

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speedhunters_dino rally2727 UWerqxTeam_MJ Lmaooo yes they're fat

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That title photo is fantastic. Bravo.

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Very nice car. Pagani always seems to impress me every single time.

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Is it just me or do the wheels just not suit the car, they look like Halfords specials. If I ever had the capital to order one before they sold out I'd definitely order it all the same colour and sans-stickers/stripes.

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Quantaray Yes and he does it without adding motors and batteries. That's far harder to do

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gratrow96 Thanks for the nice words:)

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@Slim Thanks Slim, it's comments like these that keep us pushing hard :)

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D1RGE :D

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Buick Man I try to keep it metric as it's what's used most around the world

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JakWhite Wheel design seems to be the only thing people aren't liking.

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speedhunters_dino JakWhite 100% those wheels leave a lot to be desired, especially with past designs from Pagani.

41

Great. So if you bought a Huayra you have bad throttle response

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huayra BC:
-800hp
-1218kg

Mclaren P1:
-total 903hp
-1547kg

Porsche 918
-total 887hp
1640kg (weissach package)

now lets see how they perform together on track

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JakWhite i think thats just a demo rims not to be included on the final production

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JakWhite Pagani seems to be stuck in the 2000's of wheel design if that makes any sense.

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Thank-you autosoul

46

I would rather have a regular Huayra!
The BC doesn't look near as good, I found too many additions that don't blend in the bodywork.
And the wheels don't look refined enough compared to the original Huyara ones.

Just like the cayman GT4 that doesn't look as good as a GTS.

Of course this is all MY opinion :)

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Speedhunters by the way, which city in Sicily did the Huayra BC make its debut? And whereabouts did you test it? It looks beautiful there.

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benjaminN I kinda agree with the Cayman thing but defo not the Huayra lol

49

Well done Dino. I like very much the way you take automotive photos.
Very inspirational.

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speedhunters_dino What do you use for a camera? and great job with the photos can't wait to see the car in Geneva for the first time!

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Dino says near the top of the article that Pagani makes upgrades available to existing customers, so something as simple as a throttle map is hardly going to be beyond the wit of man to update...
...Also bear in mind most people probably like the slightly more muted feel on a 'normal' Huayra since they are bit all Jesus going to be driven flat out.

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AbdHadieHR 1218 kg is dry weight. Add another ~100 kg for curb. Also...

Huayra BC:

-800 hp
~1318 kg

One:1:

-1360 hp
-1360 kg

Agera RS: 

-1160 hp
-1382 kg

2005 CCX:

-817 hp
-1370 kg

53

You say transverse transmission, but isn't that transmission mounted longitudinally?

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The craftsmanship looks exquisite, but Pagani's always seem so fussily over-designed. It's like every detail is screaming for attention. Having areas with less going on would provide a bit of contrast. 

For me, the standard car looks a lot better, without all the chintzy aero add-ons. For all the talk of racing, though, I doubt this trailer queen will be driven competitively. One minor off would probably result in a £200k carbon fiber repair bill.

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speedhunters_dino Thanks again, keep on pushing

56

I actually like this one - apart from the mirrors ;)

57

Beautiful just beautiful

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Change the wheels and put the mirrors on the doors... perfection...

59

Just saw your article on this exquisite vehicle in the latest issue of Autoweek.  Great job on both this post and the article Dino!  Hope to see lots more of your excellent writing and photos both places in the future.

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is there any way I can download these pictures in a higher resolution? Would love to have these as my desktop wallpaper but 1080p just isn't crisp enough

61

Stunning images! Really inspiring stuff =)

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Davids Kruze Photography Thank you!

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Thommo Wheels can be changed, but the mirrors you don't touch!!

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Hey Dino, is there a 'cutting room floor' part for this one? I'm hoping there is one.

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