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Horacio Pagani’s very special Zonda F Roadster
Mon, 16 Feb 2009The very last Zonda F Roadster - a very special car! The spotlight has once more been back on Pagani, with the eventual reveal of the track-only Zonda R recently. The final iteration of the Zonda before the all new model late next year, the Zonda R is designed for the track and to be the ultimate Zonda.
700 medics call for car smoking ban
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