Epoq
Active Member
I don't think this has been posted yet so I apologize in advance if it has, I did perform a search and nothing came up. But, anyway...
I've actually never been a fan of the Huayra and thought of it as a step down from Pagani's last car. The name seemed odd and I didn't think it looked as good as their previous work. However, after watching this video I've developed a new respect for it. The thought, engineering, physical non-machine labor and passion that goes into the construction of something like this is simply, for lack of a better word.. beautiful.
Let me just say, when it comes to non-commute travel I will just about always choose a motorcycle over nearly any car within reason because they're infinitely more exciting to me. Maybe I've just haven't driven anything exciting enough, granted, but that's where I stand. However I think the Huayra might be an exception.
I've never driven one and I may never, but, something tells me this thing just might be as exciting to drive as a motorcycle is to ride, if not more.
I've actually never been a fan of the Huayra and thought of it as a step down from Pagani's last car. The name seemed odd and I didn't think it looked as good as their previous work. However, after watching this video I've developed a new respect for it. The thought, engineering, physical non-machine labor and passion that goes into the construction of something like this is simply, for lack of a better word.. beautiful.
Let me just say, when it comes to non-commute travel I will just about always choose a motorcycle over nearly any car within reason because they're infinitely more exciting to me. Maybe I've just haven't driven anything exciting enough, granted, but that's where I stand. However I think the Huayra might be an exception.
I've never driven one and I may never, but, something tells me this thing just might be as exciting to drive as a motorcycle is to ride, if not more.
