I'm actually in love with this car.... color and everything.

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Some facts coming - yes the car gets 750 hp Zonda R engine and the owner is from GCC. My respect to him, thats all I can say.

750 naturally aspirated is mind blowingly good.

Can I ask where you got that info from as the "R" engine is a six litre race engine and was not designed for street based applications? Unless of course this car is going to spend all its time on the track.

Also that engine needs a rebuild every 5000 miles or so

Recieved such info from my contact. I am in doubts myself, because R is pure track engine, but on the other hand its hard to imagine the way they going to squeeze out 750 hp from F V12 given the fact the engine is NA. I guess we need to wait for official details, at this point everything is pretty much sort of speculation.

To get the F engine to 750hp would be difficult. It is at its limit of longevity and maintenance at its current peek of 680hp.

750hp would require new pistons, camshafts, lifters and probably a new intake system. Then you also have to develop a new ECU map. These parts would all have to be custom made therefore extremely expensive as you would also have to factor in development costs.

Mercedes do not currently have these parts on the shelf

Love the colour but, yet another Zonda. I love the Zonda but stop turning it into a cash cow and crack on with the C9.

Far too many, and I am starting to complain lol!

How many special Zonda's??

5 x Cinque coupes
5 x Cinque roadsters
2 x Tricolore so far, potentially one more
Zonda 750
Zonda HH
Zonda PS
Zonda Uno
Zonda GJ but this is a rebuilt S 7.3

Race Cars the GR and the Monza