This is the very special, 2010 Pagani Zonda F ‘Uno’ (Chassis 76122). This car originated as chassis 76103 in 2007, and was built for a Pagani Automobili client located in Qatar. The car was developed with a fully exposed carbon fiber specification over standard silver Zonda F wheels, with red brake calipers, over a Black and tan leather interior. At the time, chassis 76103 became the first Zonda F Roadster to feature Alcantara materials after it was sent back to the factory before delivery to be fitted with a steering wheel trimmed in the common synthetic textile material. Chassis 76103 was involved in an accident in the year 2009 that left the car to be deemed unrepairable. At the time, the technology required to repair carbon fiber wasn’t yet available, and a new, carbo-titanium chassis was developed for chassis 76103. Following the accident, the owner decided that they’d like for the VIN number to be changed on the new chassis. Subsequently the VIN was changed to 76122, a new and unused chassis number. The car was then rebuilt into a one-off project known as ‘Uno’ or one, chassis 76122, finished in a paint shade known as ‘Al Thani Blue’, which was specially chosen to match the owner’s 1 of 1 Koenigsegg CCXR ‘Special One’. All throughout this unique example are special touches that were developed particularly for this car, such as the apparent ‘Zonda Uno’ and ‘1 of 1’ badging that can be seen interiorly and exteriorly. The Zonda Uno features bespoke aerodynamic bodywork, as well as an interior dressed with light turquoise blue leather and metal trim anodized in black. Today the original chassis 76103 has been reused under the Rinascimento program, and believed to be owned by the factory.
How many made? 140 total road-going Zonda examples, 1 of 25 Zonda F Roadster examples, 1 of 1 overall
Engine: 7.3L AMG-tuned Mercedes-Benz V12 - allegedly tuned up to near 700hp
Debut: the Zonda first ever debuted at the 1999 Geneva Motor Show
Top speed: around 200+ mph
0-60mph: around 3.6 seconds
Photo Credit: @93.sal
Research: @rarecarsonly, also check out @zonda_archive, who went in to even more extensive history and research on this vehicle