Any other time we would tell you that navy blue paint, yellow wheels and a bright blue interior would be a recipe for disaster, but this is no ordinary car. Of course, Horacio
Pagani could probably paint his cars any color combination he wanted and we'd still think it was awesome. The level of detail in each Zonda is extraordinary, and we never miss a chance to look one over in depth when we get the opportunity. Lucky for us, then, we stumbled on this Zonda at the
Geneva Motor Show.
The particular Zonda you see is the Tricolore, a special edition made to celebrate a squadron of the Italian air force named the Frecce Tricolori. The squadron is a demonstration team composed of nine planes and is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. The Tricolore is painted to match the squadron's planes, and the result is a stunningly beautiful Zonda. You can check out all of the car's details in the high-res gallery below.
Geneva 2010: Pagani Zonda Tricolore stands out in the crowd — Autoblog
Geneva 2010: Pagani Zonda Tricolore stands out in the crowd
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