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The Pagani Zonda just won't die and we're fine with that

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The Pagani Zonda just won't die and we're fine with that | Top Gear

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Meet the Zonda 'Fantasma Evo', a ludicrously cool addition to the Zonda canon. That’s 760bhp from an AMG-sourced 7.3-litre V12! Full TG article inside.

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The Pagani Zonda just won't die and we're fine with that

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Meet the Zonda 'Fantasma Evo', a ludicrously cool addition to the Zonda canon

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Meet the Zonda 'Fantasma Evo', a ludicrously cool addition to the Zonda canon

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The Pagani Zonda just won't die and we're fine with that

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The Pagani Zonda just won't die and we're fine with that

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The Pagani Zonda just won't die and we're fine with that

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Meet the Zonda 'Fantasma Evo', a ludicrously cool addition to the Zonda canon

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Like a villain from an early Unchartered video game, or a Call of Duty zombie, the Pagani Zonda appears to be indestructible. Of course, the Pagani Zonda isn't a villain, despite its villainously cool looks.

Especially this one. It's called the Pagani Zonda Fantasma Evo ('Fantasma' being the Italian word for Ghost - eat your heart out Rolls-Royce), and is the latest in an increasingly long line of one-off, special edition Zondas we've been treated to over the years. And it is certainly a treat.

Though details are sketchy on this one, rumours are this is in fact an older Zonda F, which was later converted to the 760-spec - that's 760bhp from an AMG-sourced 7.3-litre V12 and all sorts of astonishing noisy goodness. To this we add aero, and the roof scoop/rear-wing setup from what looks like the Zonda R/Revolucion.

More recently, the story goes it was given a manual six-speed box along with other undisclosed things to complete the 'Evo' part of its name.

Whatever the rumour, it looks absurdly good, and reminds us just why the Zonda remains our favourite motoring zombie.

Grazie, Horacio. Grazie mille.

Driven: Pagani's insane, £3.5m Zonda LM

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Like a villain from an early Unchartered video game, or a Call of Duty zombie, the Pagani Zonda appears to be indestructible. Of course, the Pagani Zonda isn't a villain, despite its villainously cool looks.

Especially this one. It's called the Pagani Zonda Fantasma Evo ('Fantasma' being the Italian word for Ghost - eat your heart out Rolls-Royce), and is the latest in an increasingly long line of one-off, special edition Zondas we've been treated to over the years. And it is certainly a treat.

Though details are sketchy on this one, rumours are this is in fact an older Zonda F, which was later converted to the 760-spec - that's 760bhp from an AMG-sourced 7.3-litre V12 and all sorts of astonishing noisy goodness. To this we add aero, and the roof scoop/rear-wing setup from what looks like the Zonda R/Revolucion.

More recently, the story goes it was given a manual six-speed box along with other undisclosed things to complete the 'Evo' part of its name.

Whatever the rumour, it looks absurdly good, and reminds us just why the Zonda remains our favourite motoring zombie.

Grazie, Horacio. Grazie mille.

Driven: Pagani's insane, £3.5m Zonda LM

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