what a man! much respect. thanks for the post tango any more info on it? D

 

^No, I have not read any other data I can add about this picture. It's just the image of them sharing opinions; we know of Horacio and his admiration for Porsche and the automotive in general.

 

Pagani Huayra exploring San Francisco. By BrianZuk

 

One man. One engine. Michael Kübler of MercedesAMG - 10 Questions

If you love cars and you frequent Instagram or Twitter, you probably don’t need much introduction to one of the most passionate car enthusiasts around: Michael Kübler of MercedesAMG.

Mike is an engine builder and master craftsman and is one of two men in the world responsible for building the mighty MercedesAMG engine for Pagani.

I caught up with him today to find out a little more about the man behind the social media. Read more >>

 

Picture by Kirara Stanley Photography



Picture via Fuel Run

 

Image Credit: jonathanpurcell17 | Flickr

 

Shaped By The Wind, Crafted From Wood: An Evolution Of The Pagani Huayra

Before all the cutting-edge technology gets involved into making today’s hypercars: Inconel; carbon; titanium; ceramic; unobtainium – there’s often a gloriously organic starting point. These are the physical models crafted by hand, overseen by an expert eye, showing that even the most extreme, high-tech car can involve crafts that go back to the dawn of the automobile.

I looked at the clay workshop used by students at IED in a previous story, but there was also something else that I wanted to show you, another example of the very human side of modern car design. This one comes from one man’s office, that of Horacio Pagani. Read the full story >>

 

Horacio Pagani admiring his stunning creations on the scenic California coastline. By Jason Thorgalsen Photography

 

 

Horacio Pagani´s personal Zonda F in downtown Carmel, Monterey. By Philipp Lücke / Automotive Photography