Rebuilding The Pagani Huayra Pearl – Video

 

Like most Paganis, it was commissioned by one very discerning customer, for whom the “standard” Huayra just wouldn’t do. But things didn’t go as smoothly as the Pearl name would suggest once it left the factory. Only a couple of months after delivery, the supercar crashed – and crashed hard – in Paris, where it was apparently rear-ended. Either that, or it spun out and hit another vehicle or stationary object butt-first.

All was not lost, apparently, as the car returned to the factory in Modena –at the heart of Italy’s supercar valley – where it has now been brought back to good-as-new condition. Or almost, anyway – fixing one of these carbon monocoque chassis is no easy feat. But if anyone was up to the task, surely it’d be the same technicians who built it in the first place.