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Pagani Huayra options for deep-pocketed buyers

If there’s one thing we’ll probably all agree on, it’s that neither the Plan PIVE, the crisis nor fuel prices will stop anyone who can afford a Pagani Huayra. With a price of over one million euros for the “base” version of the Italian supercar, the Huayra falls into the category of out of reach for 98% of the public.
When we see a car of this caliber, we tend to read about its power, top speed and acceleration; when it comes to the price, we already know it will be stratospheric. But we have rarely had the chance to see the options sold with these cars. If you thought the starting price was high, wait until you see the Pagani Huayra options list.

As with any other model, anyone who wants to buy a Huayra will surely want some functionality beyond that of a mere racing car, and that is where the options sheet handed to each customer comes into play. These options range from an unpainted body, showing only the carbon fiber, to wheels similar to those of the Zonda R or an exclusive luggage set. The most expensive option of all is the unpainted body, which will be sold for 112,500 euros; among others, the rear view camera costs 5,900 euros, while the luggage set (7 pieces) costs almost 15,000 euros.
Of course, if you buy a Huayra, you’re probably not worried about unemployment or working a poorly paid job and barely making it to the end of the month. But those who have far more than the million euros this beauty costs will consider this options list not as expensive as it seems.
Via | The Supercar Kids
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