Pagani Zonda Revolucion lifted by crane to Miami condo to be a room divider

A Pagani Zonda Revolucion has been lifted via crane into a Miami apartment to become a unique room divider.

Back in 2018, Argentinian racing driver Pablo Perez Companc and his pal – and Pagani founder – Horacio Pagani came up with an unusual idea. 

The pair decided it would be pretty cool to use a slick black Pagani Zonda Revolucion in his Miami apartment to become an art installation/room divider. 

So, Companc enlisted the help of a crane to get the vehicle into his living room.

He has a vast collection including a Pagani Zonda Revolucion

Believe it or not, Companc isn’t the first person to install a car in their apartment. 

An Australian businessman paid to have his McLaren Senna GTR hoisted to his penthouse back in 2023, while over in the US, a wealthy man from Seattle had his McLaren Elva lifted 48 stories. 

Companc is the son of the late Argentinian businessman Gregorio Pérez Companc, who was one of the country’s richest men with an estimated $2.5 billion net worth prior to his death. 

Companc began his racing career back in 2000 and is a big-time car collector with an envy-inducing haul that includes a Pagani Huayra, a Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo Evo, a Porsche 911 GT2 RS, and a Dodge Demon.

But not quite content with stuffing his garage with high-end and exotic vehicles, Companc has also had a Pagani Zonda Revolucion installed in his living room. 

With the help of Pagani’s founder, Companc was able to get a very special-edition Zonda lifted to his apartment via a crane and securely fixed to the wall to break up the room. 

The car was hiding a bit of a secret

However, before you get too upset about such a spectacular vehicle being relegated to little more than a dividing wall, Companc has since clarified that while the Zonda did come direct from the Pagani production line, it wasn’t a road-going car. 

In a post on Instagram a few years back, Companc explained that its actually just an empty chassis and stressed he would never do that to a real Pagani Zonda Revolucion. 

“There is a lot of talk about the Zonda that I have in my house,” he wrote in a since-deleted post. 

“First of all, it’s not my Zonda Revolution Black Minion. This is just a work of art.

“Structurally [it] will never be able to receive an engine or the entire mechanical part. I would never condemn Black Minion to being locked in a living room. Race cars are for driving.”

We couldn’t agree more. 

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