Owner who crashed their Pagani Zonda HP Barchetta turning the wrecked body into an art piece to hang on their wall

The owner of the crashed Pagani Zonda HP Barchetta supercar has turned the wrecked body into a fantastic wall art piece to hang in their house.

There are only three Zonda HP Barchetta cars in the world, priced at a whopping $17 million.

Which is why the destruction of one of these supercars back in 2022 was heartbreaking.

However, the wreckage is now being put to good use as it fancies its arm as a nice piece of wall art.

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Crashed Pagani Zonda HP Barchetta gets a second life as wall art

The ultimate Pagani Zonda range is incredibly rare, but for some strange reason, people are taking these supercars off the road and placing them in buildings as room dividers and artwork.

This specific Zonda HP Barchetta was the crashed car in Croatia, which sent shockwaves throughout the supercar world.

But over two years on from the crash, the bodywork for this car has been restored and is preparing to be placed under the lights again.

But not the lights of a track or streetlamps. Rather the spotlight of a gallery as a piece of wall art.

As pictured by Oleg_topcars, the black and yellow carbon fiber frame is now preparing to be erected on the wall of an office.

The original crashed Pagani now uses a different body as the manufacturers restored the supercar back to its stunning state, and rather this body was the old damaged frame no longer in use.

Still, the carbon fiber has been put back together (mostly) and now resides at Top Cars HQ – a supercar tuning company.

The body of a $17 million car is now art

The crash saw extensive damage to the interior, where the steering wheel was ripped out.

On the exterior, the left-side wheel arches were smashed and cracked, as well as extensive damage caused to the brakes and suspension areas.

The refurbished body double can be seen with the cracks still in place, especially at the rear left wheel.

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Knowing that the body would never have been used again, this is quite the stellar usage of the spare carbon fiber.

The original crashed Pagani is now back on the road after being spotted in Poland in December 2024. Its second coat comes as a perfect replication of its first, with a black and yellow palette.

Pagani Zonda bodies are famously brilliant, and fans have previously made custom kits with coins from South America as a homage to iconic sports stars.