2018 Pagani Huayra Roadster spotted on Facebook Marketplace in Missouri for just $60,000 and there's more to it than meets the eye

Somebody was trying to sell a Pagani Huayra Roadster on Facebook Marketplace for $60,000.

That’s obviously either a bad joke or something else, and there are a few theories surrounding this (now deleted) FB Marketplace listing.

One of these theories is harmless. One isn’t.

Let’s dig into how this $3 million car ended up being listed for so little.

No, for once, this isn’t a kit car

When they read the words ‘Pagani Huayra‘ and ‘£60,000’ in the same sentence, most people are going to assume it must be a kit car.

But the car in the pictures is a real Pagani Huayra Roadster, and it was listed for just £60,000.

The listing posted (and since removed) on Facebook Marketplace looked ‘a bit’ dodgy because it was.

And people came up with their own theories.

The theories surrounding this Pagani listing

There are four theories that stand out, ranging from ‘get the heck out of here’ to downright illegal.

One of the theories is that somebody simply wanted to pull a prank.

Unsuccessfully, dare we say.

The second theory also revolves around a joke, but with a minor tweak.

You’ll notice that many of the pictures from the post scream ‘I briefly got access to a car I want people to think is mine’.

The POV photograph from the passenger seat is a giveway.

But honestly, even the ‘showing the car key in your palm’ thing is something people who briefly got access to a supercar at a random car meet would do.

We’ve seen similar posts on social media a million times before.

The third theory is bad.

The listing read: “Serious buyers only. No papers. Runs. No damage. 60k no questions asked.”

Yeah, right. We don’t want to use the word that begins with ‘s’ and ends with ‘tolen’ but there you have it.

The fourth theory is nearly identical.

As in, somebody is not genuinely trying to sell a s*olen vehicle, just joking about it.

Well, if this is a joke, we need to find out who’s laughing.