Pagani Zonda R Price

Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market

A Pagani Zonda R is worth $5M to $7M in 2026, against an original price of about €1.46M before tax. It is a purpose-built track car, about 15 made from 2009, with its own architecture and a naturally aspirated 6.0 litre V12, not a modified road Zonda, and a Revolucion-specification car sold publicly for $5,340,000.

Original MSRP ~€1.46M Before tax, 2009
Units Built ~15 Prototypes included in some counts
2026 Market Value $5M to $7M Comparable sale $5,340,000

A dedicated track car, not a road conversion

The Zonda R is not a prepared road Zonda. It uses a different architecture, wheelbase and engine: a 6.0 litre naturally aspirated AMG V12 producing about 750 hp, an Xtrac sequential gearbox, 1,070 kg dry and no road homologation. About 15 were built from 2009, prototypes included in some counts, at roughly €1.46M before tax. Values sit at $5M to $7M, anchored by a Zonda R in Revolucion specification that sold for $5,340,000 at RM Sotheby's Amelia Island in 2023. Because it is track-only, its use depends on the circuit programme, Pagani support and logistics, which keeps its market distinct from the road cars.

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Pagani Zonda R price in 2026: value, production, the track-only status and where to buy.

It is worth $5M to $7M. A Zonda R in Revolucion specification sold for $5,340,000 at RM Sotheby's Amelia Island in 2023.

It was about €1.46M before tax in 2009.

About 15, with some counts including prototypes. Certain cars were later converted to Revolucion specification, so the totals should not simply be added together.

No. It is a purpose-built track car with its own architecture and no road homologation, so its value and use are distinct from the road-going Zondas.