The Huayra is twin-turbo v12 in the Pagani range. This guide covers what the car is, what to look at before you buy one, and where to see the examples that are on the market right now.

What the Pagani Huayra is

In our coverage the Huayra sits as twin-turbo v12. It is one of 8 model lines we follow on the Pagani News hub, alongside Utopia, Zonda, Imola.

What to check before you buy

The checks below apply to any car at this level. None of them are expensive, and each one has saved buyers more than it cost.

Service history	Who did the work matters as much as whether it was done. A main dealer or a recognised specialist, with invoices, is worth paying for.
Specification	Options drive the value of these cars more than mileage does. Get the original build sheet and compare it against the car in front of you.
Provenance	Ownership record, where the car has lived and how it has been stored. A car kept dry and driven gently reads very differently from one that sat for years.
Paint and panel	A paint depth reading across the whole car takes minutes and tells you what the history file may not.
Warranty	What is left, and whether it transfers to you. On a modern car this is often the single largest cost sitting ahead of you.

What our coverage says

Stories we have published on the Huayra:

• The World Premiere of the New Pagani Huayra 70 Derecho Jordan A., 7 Jul 2026
• 1-of-1 Huayra 70 Trionfo Revealed As Founder Horacio Pagani Turns 70 Khris Bharath, 22 Dec 2025
• Pagani To Debut Huayra Codalunga Speedster At Las Vegas Concours Tyler Rampersaud, 27 Oct 2025

Prices and current cars

Editorial to add the current price range and the generations to prefer. Pull live figures from the marketplace rather than writing a fixed number here.

See what is listed today on duPont REGISTRY Pagani, where the asking price sits next to the car, so you can compare a story against a real figure.