When Pagani receives an order for a one-off Huayra Scozia, you may expect the delivery to have a bit of a Scottish aroma, but you’ll never be prepared for the eccentric events that take place in the footage below.
The video shows the delivery process for the said Huayra and let’s just say people over at Miller Motorcars in Greenwhich, CT, may have overdone things a little bit.
For instance, the event thrilled attenders with a Bagpipe performance and there was more than one kilt around.
The dealer, one of the six who sell Huayras in the US, went over the top, even bringing other Huayras to the event for a true horsepower party. As you can imagine, a detailed scale model of the car was on the house. And when you think that Pagani was off the US market for years due to the Zonda not meeting US emission regulations. Looks like their dealers are more than happy to make up for it.
As for the Huayra Scozia, this comes with a few custom touches and perhaps the best example comes from the material used on the seats. The patters seen here matches that of the family crest of the owner.
As we said, the event gathered quite a few affluent people and you can see them roaming around the car in the background. Whether you enjoy Scottish music or not, you have to admit this is one of the wildest events of this sort.
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