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Narrator: TODAY ON "HOW IT'S MADE: DREAM CARS" --

THE PAGANI HUAYRA,

A LUXURY GT INSPIRED BY THE AYMARA GOD OF WIND.

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CAPTIONS PAID FOR BY DISCOVERY COMMUNICATIONS

INSIDE THE PAGANI HEADQUARTERS IN MODENA, ITALY,

THE COMPANY MUSEUM SHOWCASES THE WORK OF HORACIO PAGANI,

SUCH AS THE ZONDA REVOLUTION,

A SUPERCAR WITH RACECAR FEATURES BUILT FOR TRACK ONLY.

PAGANI ALREADY DREAMT OF BUILDING HIS OWN SUPERCAR

WHEN HE CAME TO ITALY AT AGE 27.

HIS FIRST PROTOTYPES, CARVED IN ARGENTINEAN BALSA WOOD BLOCKS

BACK IN THE MID 1960s,

WERE INSPIRED BY BERTONE AND GIUGIARO DESIGNS.

PAGANI MADE THIS MINI MOTOR CROSS WHEN HE WAS ONLY 15.

HE LATER DESIGNED AND BUILT

THIS ARGENTINEAN F3 POWERED BY RENAULT,

AND EQUIPPED WITH A DRAG REDUCTION SYSTEM

AND A SIDE AIR INTAKE.

THE HUAYRA IS A RESULT OF PAGANI'S LONG EXPERIENCE

WITH COMPOSITE MATERIALS AND AERODYNAMIC DESIGN.

PAGANI IS THE ONLY CAR MANUFACTURER

TO USE A CARBON FIBER AND TITANIUM ALLOY.

THANKS TO ITS CARBOTANIUM CHASSIS,

THE HUAYRA WEIGHS LESS THAN 3,000 POUNDS.

AT THE COMPANY'S STYLING CENTER,

DESIGNERS WORK ON INDIVIDUAL DESIGNS

FOR EACH NEW CAR PRODUCED.

ONE DESIGNER MEETS WITH HORACIO PAGANI AT THE MAIN DESK.

THEY DISCUSS THE FEATURES AND CHARACTERISTICS

OF THE CAR'S DESIGN,

WHICH HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY STUDIED ON SCALE MODELS.

SMALL ADJUSTMENTS IN THE LINES AND SHAPE OF THE DESIGN SKETCHES

FROM ONE MODEL TO THE NEXT HAVE LED TO THE FINAL DESIGN.

STYLING FOR EVERY MODEL

IS CUSTOMIZED AND PERSONALIZED, TAILORED AS A SUIT.

ACTING AS CHIEF DESIGNER,

PAGANI SUPERVISES THE STYLING OF EACH MODEL,

AND DISCUSSES ALL CHOICES WITH THE DESIGNERS.

THE WING SHAPE DESIGN OF THE CAR IS NOT ONLY FASHIONABLE.

IT'S THE FUNDAMENTAL AERODYNAMIC PRINCIPLE BEHIND THE SUPERCAR

THAT GIVES THE VEHICLE ITS DISTINCTIVE SHAPE AND STYLE.

AN OPERATOR TAKES CARBON FIBER ROLLS FROM A CNC CUTTER,

WHICH AUTOMATICALLY SHAPES ALL THE NECESSARY PIECES

TO MOLD THE VARIOUS PARTS OF THE CHASSIS.

THE OPERATOR DETACHES THE CARBON FIBER PIECES,

WHICH MAKE ALL 240 DIFFERENT PARTS

OF THE CAR'S INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL BODY.

THE CARBON FIBER STEERING WHEEL WEIGHS ONLY 1.5 POUNDS,

BEING UP TO SIX AND A HALF TIMES LIGHTER THAN STEEL,

CARBO-TITANIUM HAS THE BEST WEIGHT/STRENGTH RATIO

IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY.

THIS CARBON FIBER SANDWICH

MAKES A BULLET AND FIREPROOF PROTECTION FOR THE FUEL TANK.

LIKE THE STEERING WHEEL,

ALL CHASSIS PARTS ARE MOLDED AS ONE PIECE OF CARBON FIBER.

WORKERS PLACE RAW CARBO-TITANIUM ON A MOLD.

THEY REMOVE THE BACKSIDE PLASTIC MEMBRANE

PROTECTING THE RESIN ADHESIVE OF THE PREPREG CLOTH

AND POSITION IT ON THE MOLD.

THEY PRESS IT IN PLACE, FIRST USING THEIR FINGERTIPS,

THEN WITH A CARBON FIBER TOOL

TO REMOVE AIR BUBBLES AND WRINKLES.

ONE WORKER HEATS THE BLADE OF HIS CUTTER

TO TRIM OFF THE EXCESS CARBON FIBER CLOTH

AND REMOVE IT FROM THE MOLD.

FOR BIG PIECES, SUCH AS THIS DOOR,

THERE ARE ALWAYS TWO OPERATORS WORKING TOGETHER.

THE WORK CALLS FOR FINE PRECISION

AND A KEY EYE FOR DETAILS.

WORKERS COVER THE CARBON FIBER CLOTH

WITH A SURFACING FABRIC BEFORE WRAPPING IT IN A VACUUM BAG.

THEY INSTALL A VACUUM FITTING VALVE TO CREATE A SEALED JOINT

BETWEEN THE BAG AND THE VACUUM TUBING.

A PUMP SUCKS THE AIR OUT OF THE BAG TO CREATE A VACUUM,

WHICH PROTECTS THE CARBON FIBER DURING THE COOKING PROCESS.

THEY PLACE THE MOLD IN AN AUTOCLAVE OVEN,

AN INDUSTRIAL PRESSURE VESSEL

USED TO PROCESS COMPOSITE MATERIALS SUCH AS CARBON FIBER.

IT WORKS AS A GIANT PRESSURE COOKER,

WHICH SUBMITS THE MATERIAL TO HIGH PRESSURE

AND INTENSE HEAT BEHIND A MASSIVE DOOR.

THE DOOR SHUTS HERMETICALLY

BEFORE THE PRESSURE AND HEAT START BUILDING UP

TO SHAPE THE CARBON FIBER PART.

THE FORMED PARTS ARE UNMOLDED IN ANOTHER FACILITY

INSIDE NEGATIVE PRESSURE CABINS

WHERE AIR, TEMPERATURE, AND HUMIDITY ARE MONITORED.

A WORKER GRINDS OFF SHARP RIDGES LEFT FROM THE MOLDING PROCESS.

HE SMOOTHES AND POLISHES THE EDGES

AND ADJUSTS THE LEDGES ONE SMALL SEGMENT AT A TIME.

UNLIKE IN MOST AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTION FACILITIES,

THESE OPERATIONS INVOLVE SMALL PRECISION HAND TOOLS

RATHER THAN LARGE CNC ROBOTS.

Narrator: THE QUADRUPLE EXHAUST SYSTEM

IS A TRADEMARK OF PAGANI CAR DESIGNS.

MADE OF 22 POUNDS OF PURE TITANIUM,

IT'S BUILT IN GERMANY AND CUSTOMIZED FOR THE HUAYRA.

THE MUFFLERS ARE TUNED TO SOUND LIKE AN AIRPLANE TAKING OFF.

A WORKER FOLDS TITANIUM SHEETS TO MAKE EXHAUST PIPES

USING A MANUALLY ADJUSTED ROLLER PRESS.

HE FEEDS THE SHEET INTO THE PRESS

AND RUNS IT THROUGH ONCE.

HE THEN LOCKS THE SHEET BACK IN THE PRESS FEEDER,

MANUALLY TIGHTENS THE ROLLER,

AND RUNS IT THROUGH AGAIN TO FORM IT INTO A TUBE.

THE TITANIUM USED TO MAKE THESE PIPES MAKES

THE EXHAUST RESISTANT TO STRAIN AND PLASTIC DEFORMATION.

ANOTHER WORKER PLACES A TUBE IN A CLAMP AND TIGHTENS IT.

HE INSERTS A FILLER ROD,

POSITIONS THE WELDER HEAD OVER THE TUBE,

AND STARTS WELDING USING A BEAM LASER WELDER

TO MAKE A FINE AND NARROW WELD.

HE CLOSES THE ENDS OF THE WELDING SEAM WITH A HAMMER.

A TECHNICIAN INSERTS A PIPE IN THE TUBE BENDING MACHINE

AND FITS A HOLDING ROD INTO ITS OPENING.

THE MACHINE BENDS THE TUBE AT A 25-DEGREE ANGLE.

TITANIUM IS AN INCREDIBLY DUCTILE MATERIAL,

WHICH CAN BEND WITHOUT BREAKING.

A WORKER INSERTS A TITANIUM TUBE

IN THE DIE OF A LARGE HYDROFORMING TOOL,

WHICH WILL SHAPE THE MUFFLER.

HYDROFORMING USES A HIGH-PRESSURE HYDRAULIC FLUID

TO PRESS THE TITANIUM INTO THE DIE.

THE MACHINE APPLIES OVER 8,700 PSI OF PRESSURE,

EQUIVALENT TO THE PRESSURE OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN'S FLOOR.

THE WORKER REMOVES THE TUBE, NOW FORMED

WITH ITS CHARACTERISTIC ELLIPTICAL SHAPE.

A WORKER INSTALLS THE CUT AND POLISHED MUFFLER ON A STAND

AND PUTS THE PIECE INTO AN OVEN.

HE CLOSES THE DOOR

AND LEAVES THE TITANIUM TO COOK FOR ONE HOUR

AT A TEMPERATURE THAT IS KEPT SECRET.

TITANIUM REACTS TO HEAT BY OXIDIZING,

FORMING A THIN AND TRANSPARENT OXIDE LAYER,

WHICH GIVES THE METAL A BRIGHT PURPLE APPEARANCE.

ONCE THE METAL COOLS DOWN,

A WORKER APPLIES STENCIL GLUE ON THE OXIDIZED METAL SURFACE.

HE SANDBLASTS THE STENCIL

WITH COMPRESSED AIR CHARGED WITH NON-OXIDIZED TITANIUM PARTICLES.

THIS MAKES THE BRAND AND MODEL NAME STAND OUT ON THE MUFFLER.

ALL WELDS ON THE MUFFLER ARE DONE BY HAND.

PRECISION IS KEY,

BOTH AT THE STRUCTURAL LEVEL AND FOR THE VISUAL ASPECT.

THE EXHAUST SYSTEM IS NOW ASSEMBLED

WITH TWO CATALYTIC CONVERTERS.

ALUMINUM PARTS OF THE HUAYRA ARE MACHINED BY ASPA IN ITALY

BEFORE THEY ARE SHIPPED TO THE MERCEDES-AMG PLANT.

THE AIR INTAKE IS ONE OF OVER 1,000 CNC MACHINE PARTS.

IT'S CARVED LIKE A SCULPTURE IN ONE SINGLE BLOCK OF ALUMINUM

IN A PROCESS THAT LASTS 24 HOURS.

THE FINISHED ANODIZED PIECE IS SENT TO THE AMG PLANT

IN AFFALTERBACH, GERMANY, WHERE THE ENGINE IS ASSEMBLED.

A MECHANIC INSERTS THE CRANKSHAFT IN THE CRANKCASE

USING AN OVERHEAD HOIST

TO POSITION THE AXEL ON PRE-OILED BEARINGS.

HE INSTALLS GEARS FOR THE TIMING CHAIN

BEFORE CLOSING THE CRANKCASE.

HOLDING THE CONNECTING ROD IN ONE HAND,

HE APPLIES A GENEROUS COAT OF OIL

ON A HIGH-STRENGTH, LIGHTWEIGHT PISTON.

HE INSERTS IT IN THE PRE-ASSEMBLED SHORT BLOCK

USING A MATRIX TO SLIDE THE PISTON INTO THE CYLINDER.

HE TURNS THE ENGINE BLOCK AROUND

AND APPLIES OIL ON THE CRANKSHAFT.

HE FASTENS THE CONNECTING RODS ON THE CRANKSHAFT,

INSTALLING TWO SETS OF SIX PISTONS

AT A 60-DEGREE ANGLE IN A TWIN-TURBO V-12 CONFIGURATION.

THE MECHANIC MANUALLY CRANKS THE SHAFT

TO TEST THE RESPONSIVENESS OF THE CRANKSHAFT,

CONNECTING RODS, AND PISTONS.

HE INSTALLS THE TIMING CHAIN AND THE IRON OIL PAN.

THE TIMING CHAIN HAS

VERY SPECIFIC LUBRICATION REQUIREMENTS,

WHICH ONLY AN EXCLUSIVE HIGH-PERFORMANCE OIL CAN MEET.

THE CAR USES A CHAIN RATHER THAN A BELT,

BECAUSE IT IS MUCH MORE RELIABLE AND DURABLE.

THE MECHANIC INSTALLS CYLINDER HEADS

EQUIPPED WITH A THREE-VALUE DISTRIBUTION CAMSHAFT,

WHICH OPTIMIZES THE ENGINE'S PERFORMANCE.

HE INSTALLS A CAMSHAFT COVER

WITH A GOLDEN CAP DESIGNED TO MATCH THE ASPA AIR INTAKE.

HE INSTALLS THE EXHAUST MANIFOLD AND TURBOCHARGER INTAKE SYSTEM,

ASSEMBLED CLOSE TOGETHER TO REDUCE THE TURBO LAG.

THE MASSIVE ENGINE IS READY FOR THE FINAL ASSEMBLY STEP.

THE MECHANIC INSTALLS THE AIR INTAKE

AND CONNECTS IT TO CYLINDER HEADS

DESIGNED TO PROVIDE THE ENGINE WITH THE BEST POSSIBLE THROTTLE.

HE PLACES THE INTERCOOLERS BRACKET

ON TOP OF THE AIR INTAKE,

AND ADDS ON THE CUSTOMIZED MECHANIC'S SIGNATURE PLATE.

ACCORDING TO AMG'S "ONE MAN, ONE ENGINE" POLICY,

EACH MECHANIC LEAVES HIS OWN PERSONAL SIGNATURE

ON EVERY CAR ENGINE HE ASSEMBLES.

A TECHNICIAN MONITORS ENGINE TESTING FROM A CONTROL ROOM.

A DYNAMOMETER CONTROLS THE TORQUE AND POWER OF THE ENGINE,

WHICH ARE RESPECTIVELY MEASURED IN NEWTON METERS AND KILOWATTS.

THE ENGINE RUNS AT FULL SPEED

TO TEST THE TURBO INTAKES AND EXHAUST MANIFOLDS.

THE DYNO ALSO MONITORS FUEL CONSUMPTION

AND CO2 EMISSIONS OF THE ENGINE,

RUNNING AT LOWER SPEED AND IDLING IN NEUTRAL GEAR.

Narrator: AT THE ASSEMBLY LINE IN MODENA, ITALY,

LEATHER SEATS FOR THE PAGANI HUAYRA

ARE PRODUCED BY DANI LEATHER'S AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION.

THEY COMBINE THE DESIGN AND QUALITY

OF HIGH-END FASHION LEATHER

WITH THE RESISTANCE OF AUTOMOTIVE LEATHER.

NEAR VICENZA IN NORTHERN ITALY,

COLD FLESH COWHIDES ARRIVE AT THE LEATHER TANNERY.

WORKERS CURE THE HIDES USING COARSE SALT

TO ABSORB MOISTURE IN THE SKINS.

A CRANE OPERATOR PUTS THE CURED HIDES IN A DRUM

TO SHAKE OFF THE SALT BEFORE THE TANNING PROCESS BEGINS.

A LOADER THROWS THE HIDES

INTO A BIG LIMING DRUM USED FOR SOAKING AND UNHAIRING.

THIS PROCESS REHYDRATES AND SWELLS UP THE SKINS,

CHEMICALLY DISSOLVES THE HAIR,

AND OPENS UP THE FIBER STRUCTURE OF THE LEATHER.

THE LOADER BRINGS THE RAWHIDES TO THE FLESHING MACHINE.

FLESHING CONSISTS OF REMOVING EXCESS NATURAL FIBERS

OR GREASE FROM THE HIDES,

AND CUTTING OFF ANY MUSCLE

OR FAT STILL ATTACHED TO THE SKIN.

THE FLESHED HIDES TRANSFER ON A SUSPENDED CONVEYOR

TO THE SPLITTING SECTION.

THE PELT SPLITTING MACHINE SEPARATES THE TOP GRAIN LEATHER

FROM THE BOTTOM LAYER CALLED "SPLIT."

THE MACHINE ALSO SHAVES THE HIDES,

ADJUSTING THEIR THICKNESS TO THE MILLIMETER.

EACH FLESHED, SPLIT, AND SHAVED HIDE

STOPS FOR A QUALITY INSPECTION CHECK

BEFORE THE NEXT STEP OF THE TANNING PROCESS.

THE HIDES SOAK IN WATER MIXED WITH DISSOLVED SODIUM CHLORIDE.

THE TANNING DRUM DOOR CLOSES BEFORE A MACHINE PUMPS

TANNING SALTS AND TANNING AUXILIARIES

INTO THE TURNING DRUM.

A CHEMICAL REACTION OCCURS IN THE TANNING PROCESS,

TRANSFORMING THE RAW HIDES INTO THIS WET, BLUE FABRIC.

WORKERS LAY OUT THE HIDES ON A STAINLESS STEEL TABLE

AND FLATTEN THEM WITH ROLLERS TO REMOVE WRINKLES.

ONCE THE SKINS ARE FLAT, THE PLATE MOVES UPWARDS

AND HEATS UP THE FABRIC FOR THE VACUUM DRYING PROCESS,

WHICH REMOVES THE REMAINING MOISTURE.

COUPLED VACUUM AND VAPOR COMPRESSION SUCK THE HUMIDITY

OUT OF THE HIDES.

TO FINALIZE THE DRYING PROCESS,

THE SKINS HANG TO DRY AT ROOM TEMPERATURE EXPOSED TO AIR.

A ROTARY SPRAY APPLIES A THIN COAT OF PAINT

ON THE EXTERNAL LAYER OF THE HIDES.

IT SPRAYS THROUGH HIGH-PRESSURE NOZZLES

SIMILAR TO AUTOMOTIVE PAINT GUNS.

THESE FINISHED FULL-GRAIN HIDES

SHOW THE NATURAL GRAIN PATTERN OF TOP QUALITY LEATHER.

WORKERS LAY OUT THE FULL HIDE FLAT ON A CUTTING TABLE,

AND GET READY TO DRESS UP THE SEAT.

A TAILOR LINES OUT

THE AREAS WITH SLIGHT IMPERFECTIONS IN CHALK,

TO KEEP ONLY THE TOP-GRADE LEATHER FOR THE SEAT UPHOLSTERY.

HE TAKES A TEMPLATE

AND SELECTS A SEGMENT OF THE HIDE TO MAKE THE PIECE.

HE PLACES A WEIGHT ON TOP OF THE TEMPLATE

TO KEEP IT FROM MOVING WHILE HE TRACES THE CUT LINE

WITH A FINE, WHITE PENCIL.

EACH PART IS TAILORED FOR A DIFFERENT END USE --

THE STEERING WHEEL, DASHBOARD, PANELS, AND GEAR STICK COVERS,

THE HEAD AND ARM RESTS, OR IN THIS CASE, THE SEATS.

THE TAILOR CAREFULLY CUTS THE PIECE

USING FINE PRECISION SCISSORS

TO SHAPE THE LEATHER GARMENT DOWN TO THE FINEST DETAILS.

A WORKER STITCHES THE PARTS

TOGETHER USING AN INDUSTRIAL LEATHER SEWING MACHINE.

AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR SEWING REQUIRES HIGH QUALITY THREADS

THAT ARE BOTH ROBUST AND DURABLE.

THE THREAD'S RESISTANCE TO SCUFFING AND HIGH TEMPERATURE

IS ABOUT AS IMPORTANT AS THE QUALITY OF THE STITCHES

AND THE OVERALL FINISH OF THE SEWING.

A CARBON FIBER SKELETON

PADDED WITH PREMIUM AUTOMOTIVE OPEN-CELL POLYURETHANE FOAM

HIDES UNDERNEATH THE LEATHER UPHOLSTERY.

THE ASSEMBLY STEPS ARE METICULOUS.

THE TAILOR APPLIES GLUE ON THE SEAT PADDING CUSHION

USING A REGULAR PAINTBRUSH.

HE CAREFULLY PLACES THE HIGH-DENSITY CUSHION

AND PRESSES IT ONTO THE ADHESIVE.

HE TRACES VERTICAL CUTTING MARKS AND HORIZONTAL MARGINS

BEFORE HE TAKES A FOAM CUTTING SAW

TO TRIM THE CUSHION AT AN ANGLE.

CREATING A NICE CURVE IN THE SEAT

MAXIMIZES THE PILOT AND PASSENGER'S COMFORT.

WITH ANOTHER PRECISION HAND TOOL,

THE TAILOR POLISHES THE FOAM

BEFORE HE GLUES THE CUSHION ON THE CARBON FIBER STRUCTURE.

HE LINES UP A GUIDE MARK ON THE CUSHION

WITH THE CENTER OF THE SEAT

TO MAKE SURE IT'S PERFECTLY BALANCED.

HE THEN COVERS THE FOAM CUSHION WITH A FINE LEATHER UPHOLSTERY,

AND REPEATS THE PROCESS FOR THE HEADREST

AND LOWER BACK SECTION OF THE BESPOKE LEATHER SEAT.

Narrator: BACK IN MODENA, ITALY,

WE'RE ABOUT TO WITNESS THE ASSEMBLY OF THE HUAYRA,

A PAGANI SUPERCAR EQUIPPED WITH AN AMG ENGINE,

BREMBO CARBOCERAMIC BRAKES,

AND MHG OXIDIZED TITANIUM MUFFLERS.

WORKERS ASSEMBLE THE CARBO-TITANIUM CENTRAL MONOCOQUE

ON A SUBFRAME JIG.

THEY BRING IN THE FRONT BONNET,

PREMOLDED WITH HOLES FOR HEADLAMPS AND AERODYNAMIC FLAPS.

THEY WALK PAST THE CENTRAL CABIN AND OPEN UP THE REAR BONNET.

IT MUST OPEN AND CLOSE SMOOTHLY,

FOR IT WILL HOST THE CAR'S MASSIVE ENGINE.

THE FRONT SUBFRAME COMPRISES THE FRONT RADIATOR,

THE THREE-STAGE SUSPENSION SYSTEM, AND THE WHEEL HUB.

A MECHANIC MOUNTS

A CARBOCERAMIC BRAKE DISC ON THE WHEEL HUB

AND SCREWS IT ON.

A TOTAL OF 1400 CUSTOM TITANIUM NUTS AND BOLTS

ARE USED IN THE ASSEMBLY PROCESS.

THE FRONT SUBFRAME AND THE REAR SUBFRAME

REST ON CUSTOM TROLLEYS

WHILE WORKERS INSTALL THE CENTRAL MONOCOQUE IN BETWEEN.

THE FRONT SUBFRAME NOW CONNECTS TO THE CABIN,

AS DOES THE REAR SUBFRAME.

THE REAR WHEEL HUB IS MOUNTED ON THE SUSPENSION ARM.

THE CABIN IS READY WITH WIRING

AND ELECTRONIC CONNECTIONS IN THE STEERING WHEEL

AND AIR CONDITIONING VENTS INTEGRATED IN THE CHASSIS.

A WORKER CHECKS THE FITTING OF THE ENGINE IN THE CHASSIS.

HE INSERTS TITANIUM REAR PIPES OVER THE EXHAUST TUBE.

THESE PARTS ONLY SERVE AN AESTHETIC PURPOSE.

HE BOLTS THEM ON TIGHTLY TO THE EXHAUST

USING A SPECIAL, FLEXIBLE BOLT DRIVER.

HE THEN TAKES A BRUSH TIP PERMANENT MARKER

TO INDICATE THAT THE BOLTS AND NUTS

HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY TIGHTENED.

WORKERS INSTALL THE CAR DOORSILL,

OR BRANCARDO IN ITALIAN,

MADE OF ONE SINGLE PIECE OF CARBON FIBER,

WHICH CLOSES THE SIDE OF THE CAR FROM FRONT TO END.

MECHANICS NOW MOUNT THE WHEELS.

THEY ARE EQUIPPED

WITH RECORD-SETTING PIRELLI P ZERO SLICK TIRES

THAT WERE ADAPTED FROM THE ZONDA R,

AS WERE THE FORGED, LIGHTWEIGHT RIMS.

THE MECHANIC FASTENS THE TITANIUM WHEEL LOCK NUT BY HAND,

AND WITH A WRENCH TIGHTENS THE WHEEL ON THE HUB.

MECHANICS TAKE THE CAR OFF THE CUSTOM-MADE HYDRAULIC LIFTS

AND LEAVE IT ON AN ASSEMBLY LINE PLATFORM.

A WORKER NOW MOUNTS THE SEATS, ASSEMBLING THE SEATING CUSHION

WITH THE ADJUSTABLE BACK SECTION.

HE INSTALLS THE SEATBELT BUCKLE GUARD

AND FASTENS IT WITH A WRENCH.

HE BRINGS THE ASSEMBLED SEAT TO THE PILOT SIDE DOOR,

AND CAREFULLY PLACES IT INSIDE THE CABIN.

WORKERS INSPECT THE FINISHED CAR

BEFORE IT LEAVES THE ASSEMBLY LINE.

THIS ROAD-READY CAR

FEATURES THE CLASSIC PAGANI QUADRUPLE EXHAUST.

IT ALSO FEATURES GULL WING DOORS,

A BACK HATCH, AND FRONT HATCH.

THE SPACIOUS CABIN IS COATED WITH TOP-QUALITY LEATHER

FROM THE AIR CONDITIONING VENTS

TO THE ELECTRONIC DRIVING CONSOLE AND GLOVE COMPARTMENT.

A SEQUENTIAL SEVEN-SPEED TRANSMISSION

PUTS THE DRIVER IN COMPLETE CONTROL

OF THE MASSIVE 6-LITER, 730-HORSEPOWER ENGINE.

THE FRONT SUSPENSION ALLOWS THE DRIVER

TO ADJUST GROUND CLEARANCE,

PROVIDING THE CAR WITH A VARIABLE DRAG COEFFICIENT.

THE HUAYRA IS THE ONLY CAR IN THE WORLD

EQUIPPED WITH FOUR BUILT-IN, INDEPENDENT, AERODYNAMIC FLAPS,

AUTOMATICALLY ADJUSTING THE VEHICLE'S AERODYNAMIC RATIO.