Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Pagani Zonda 760 one-off is worth $10M to $14M in 2026, and the series holds the public Pagani record: $11,086,250 for the 760 LM Roadster in 2024. The 760 is not a numbered series of new cars but a power level, so most 760s are late chassis or rebuilt Zonda S and F cars, each a one-off with its own name and history.
The Zonda 760 is not a homogeneous run of twenty new cars. Some are late new chassis, others are Zonda S or F cars returned to the factory and rebuilt, and a reconstruction usually keeps its original VIN while changing completely in appearance. The 760 badge refers broadly to the power level rather than a classic numbered series, and the exact names evolve, for example Fantasma became Fantasma Evo after a further transformation. Each 760 is effectively a one-off, so they are valued individually.
The series carries the most valuable public results in the Zonda world. The 760 LM Roadster sold for $11,086,250 at RM Sotheby's Dubai in December 2024, the clearest Pagani record to date, and the Zonda Riviera, itself a rebuilt Zonda F, sold for $10,130,000 in December 2025 after $5,885,000 in 2019. The Zonda Aether, a manual 760 Roadster and the 131st of the 140 road chassis, sold for $6,812,500 in 2019. Named cars include the LH built for Lewis Hamilton, the Zozo commissioned by Yusaku Maezawa, the Riviera, Aether, Oliver Evolution, Venti, Diamante Verde and the Unica and Arrivederci projects.
Every version of the Zonda has its own dedicated price guide. Values move independently from one version to the next, so open the exact car you are tracking.
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FAQ
Pagani Zonda 760 price in 2026: value, the one-off chassis, the public record and where to buy.
A 760 one-off is worth about $10M to $14M. The public record is $11,086,250 for the 760 LM Roadster, and the Riviera reached $10,130,000 in 2025.
No. The 760 badge refers to a power level rather than a numbered series. Some are late new chassis and others are rebuilt Zonda S or F cars, each effectively a one-off.
The one-off 760 LM Roadster, which sold for $11,086,250 at RM Sotheby's Dubai in December 2024, the highest documented public Pagani result to date.
Usually yes. A reconstruction often retains the original chassis number while changing completely in appearance and specification, which is why the names should not be added up as separate production.
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