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A holy trip to the Pagani factory: We witness how the Huayra is assembled

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One of the oldest mechanics working with Pagani. “We were like a family in the first years” he told us.

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Titanium screws are used in the Huayra for weight saving. We were told that the Milan made screws for the prototype cost 80.000 euros!

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Luca Venturi, the PR Manager was recruited by Horacio Pagani after he completed his university thesis on the Pagani company.

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Pagani was a pioneer in advanced composites since the ’80’s when he worked on the Lamborghini Countach Evoluzione, the first carbon fiber made production car.

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Sixty seven people work in AMG exclusively for building the Huayra V12 engine. Every unit is assembled and signed by a specific mechanic.

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The AP Racing clutch disc

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Body painting is outsourced but still of absolutely amazing quality

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Even if the gearbox lever is an electric switch, Pagani designed a complicated leverage underneath just to give the right, mechanical feel to the driver.

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Of course you can order your Huayra in natural carbon fiber look.

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The Huayra sign is forged from a single aluminiun piece.

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The push rod rear suspension with specially made “gold” shocks by Ohlins.

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All parts in the Huayra are designed by Pagani. Massive Brembo calipers included!

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A nearly complete Huayra in the new assembly line that is white and clean like a clinic!

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