The Pagani Huayra Pearl is back after the accident! Hopefully with a new driver...

At first glance it sounds like the title of a movie starring Johnny Depp, where the character plays an eccentric pirate. Fortunately, Pagani’s supercar has nothing to do with “Pirates of the Caribbean”. The Huayra Pearl is an exclusive version, a one-off that we last saw a year ago. Unfortunately, its sole driver did not treat the car as it deserved and crashed it on the streets of Paris. A year later, the supercar is back in action…

The special Pearl edition features a number of additional elements compared with the standard model. These include a roof air intake, a split rear spoiler and an active diffuser. The carbon-fibre bodywork of this model is finished in an exclusive blue with a special corn-tinted coating (although no yellowish hue is visible to the naked eye). Details about this model are scarce, but we understand that its twin-turbo V12 engine produces a power output close to 789 CV, that is, a figure similar to that of the Huayra BC.

Like most Pagani models, the Huayra Pearl was commissioned by a very demanding customer. The buyer in question wanted a unique model that would set it apart from the standard Huayra. This car was already purchased last year by another customer, but things did not end well on that occasion: a couple of months after leaving the dealership, the supercar ended up crashed on the streets of Paris (apparently from a heavy rear-end impact, as can be seen in the image). Luckily, the story did not end there for the crashed car.

The model returned to the factory in Modena, where it was fully repaired. It should be noted that repairing a carbon-fibre monocoque is no simple feat, but the firm’s engineers have done everything they can to get the Italian supercar back on the road, where it belongs…

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