Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Pagani Zonda S 7.3 has an indicative 2026 value of $7M to $10M, against an original price of about €400,000 to €450,000. Introduced in 2002 with a 7.3 litre AMG V12 of 555 hp, it was the first Zonda to feature ABS and traction control as standard, and it trades almost entirely privately.
The Zonda S 7.3 arrived in 2002 with the 7 291 cc AMG M120 V12 producing 555 hp, the first Zonda with ABS and traction control as standard. The open Zonda Roadster 7.3 followed in 2003, up to about 40 announced, with an indicative $7.5M to $10.5M range, and it is treated here as part of the S story rather than a separate page. Pagani has never published a per-version production breakdown, so exact numbers should be avoided. Values are indicative at $7M to $10M, since almost all S cars trade privately at price on request.
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FAQ
Pagani Zonda S price in 2026: value, the 7.3 engine, the Roadster and where to buy.
Its indicative value is $7M to $10M, with the open Roadster 7.3 a little higher. Almost all cars trade privately, so the range reflects rarity rather than frequent public sales.
It was about €400,000 to €450,000 in 2002.
It introduced the 7.3 litre AMG V12 with 555 hp and was the first Zonda to feature ABS and traction control as standard.
Pagani never published an official per-version breakdown, so precise figures should be avoided. The open Roadster 7.3 was announced at up to 40 cars, with real production likely lower.
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