Pagani: Lamborghini’s Biggest Mistake
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
- #pagani #zonda #supercars
The creation of a man who crossed great oceans,
Worked his way up from humble beginnings,
And stood up to the world’s supercar titans.
What he created would be an amalgamation of aesthetics and raw brutality,
Singing with horsepower and dancing with flowing curves,
The Pagani Zonda was a modern masterpiece.
A supercar that stood on its own,
As lamborghini’s became stale, and old,
And ferrari’s became clinical and boring,
Pagani’s Zonda spilled its colorful paint across the streets of Italy,
And breathed life back into Modena.
This is the story of a breakthrough performance from a true virtuoso.
A tale spun of carbon fiber and 91 octane,
This is the story of Horacio Pagani’s opening act.
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Credits:
Writer: Ken Steinberger
Editor: Dhananjay Singh
Music used in order of appearance:
Nascency by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen
Evangelish by ONDOLUT
The Pink Horse by Ben Elson
Days Pass by ANBR
Another World by BPMoore
Concerto Grosso by Will Van De Crommert
A Twist of Fate by Or Chausha
Light Reflecftion by Luke Melville
Look to the Sky by Colton Dewberry
Another Round by Ziv Moran
Earth by Ben Elson
Aftermath by Tom Goldstein
0:00 - Science And Art
2:41 - Modena
4:12 - Raíces Humildes
6:42 - Powerful Allies
9:09 - Sweeping Floors
11:18 - Do it Your F$#king Self
13:38 - That Magical Material
16:18 - Women and Racecars
19:05 - A Beating Heart
20:41 - The Andes Winds
21:35 - The Sistine Chapel
25:04 - Creating a Symphony
30:22 - A Young Boy's Dream - Авто та транспорт
Crazy how we got Lamborghini from Ferrari and now we got Pagani from Lamborghini.
ferrari from alfa ^
History repeats itself
italians getting continuously lost in their ways:
Spite is a powerful motivator
@@BuyukNargile Forgot that one.
The Zonda is over 20 years old and still looks like a concept car. One of the greatest designs of the modern era.
So ugly though.
So damn true ! I can't agree more. The Zonda R is my favorite car ever
And create by argentinian..pagani
at the same time they havn't done anything news worth in 20 years...
Theee greatest design of the modern era behind the huayra
Lots of companies have fought tooth and nail to enter the hyper car realm, but only a few have succeeded of late. Bugatti did it with raw power, German engineering, and immense funding, Koenigsegg with unparalleled engineering and a huge dose of Scandinavian madness, and Pagani with pure Italian artistry and passion. It feels like a new company tries to enter the field every week, and dies just as quickly. It takes something special to make a hyper car company from scratch.
there are powerfull people and goverments behind them backing them up....
Also i would like to add that we still live in ice age tech wise....all these "companies" are just shiny smoke and mirrors for the masses to follow. We should already be flying right now men...
Pagani is definatley not a hyper car ..
You need passion, a bike and to sweep your competitors floor for a while... then f'ing do it yourself!! Haha
Nah bro... they are just too expensive.... that's the main problem here.
Not only is the history behind Pagani awe inspiring, but this documentary handled the story with such finesse. Structured well, emotional, you can't help but feel moved and inspired by Horacio and his story. Now if only I was filthy rich and could afford one 😅
Thank you so much. I think this was our most cohesive and tight story.
Yeah, hahhaaha, I was thiking just the same! Ohhh, If i could have a Tricolore, or Any, Anyyyyyyyyy, I don't care which!
agree 😊
Fun fact: Pagani had built a second test unit of the Pagani Zonda which is said to have been constantly reused. Having over 5 engine swaps, 7 gearbox swaps and many body modifications made over the years. And now currently, the test unit is sitting in display at the Pagani museum with supposedly 1,000,000km clocked on the odometer. The car is now dubbed as the Pagani Zonda Le Nonna.
I want to see some of the things that car been seen.
This is true, I saw the car at the old plant back in 2014 and it had well over 1 million km to it. Every time a new engine would appear in a Zonda, everything was tested in that model, same with gearboxes, gauges, clutches and bodywork. At the time it was blue and was driven around the landscape for hours and hours to reach more than 10,000 km testing every little detail.
Another fun fact from that day I was there, they were putting the last touches on Lewis Hamiltons new purple car, and it was the only one completely assembled at that time.
Iirc it was also restored by the staffs over at Pagani for Horacio's 60th birthday as a surprise.
I'm going to the museum in Italy this September 😊
“La Nonna” is its name. “The Grandmother”
It's unfair to call Fangio unlucky. He drove at a time when drivers would die like flies in horrific accidents, and he not only survived, but won 5 World Championships. Fangio is by all accounts one of motorsports all time greats.
Well maybe I wanna save all that for a whole video about Fangio...
@@the.squidd if u called him unlucky, then the only way to make it up, is to make an awesome video about him.
I can confirm this since I'm from argentina and therefore have all the power of our country in my sayings, as all the other avereage argentinians :P (inside joke sry,)(but it's not a joke really)(but a joke still)
@@the.squidd yes please
Also won championships with 4 different teams a feat that will never be repeated.
@the.squidd please. I do feel you made him look like just horacio's friend, when he is regarded as possibly the best driver in history.
However your video in general is a piece of art. Well done.
Ah Ferrari. The only car company who successfully created all of its competitors and still lost
Horacio Pagani…what a man. Few can ever say they’ve accomplished their dreams and given the world a true masterpiece like he has.
He really did change the supercar industry. And to be accepted so quickly into that very small circle. A testament to his brilliance.
not much except of carbon fiber adoption. koenigsegg did much better and his technology is light years away exceeding pagani. and koenigsegg is normal guy not turgid as pagani is
@yellow_noise3, Where is your supercar?
@@yellow_noise3 Where's their 3 cars that are truly called "pieces of art"? Of course, I love Koenigsegg too. But holy shit what else do you want to do other than comparing a King to a King?
Did you do something to help Koenigsegg and their bleeding edge technology?
I didn't help Pagani, that's why I don't compare. What's your reason?
@@jvv9390then why are you licking Pagani's arse?
@@jvv9390saying you can’t compare something just because you didn’t work on it or help design is kinda dumb it’s called an opinion for a reason
“The harmony of 12 cylinders singing in unison is enough to move any heart”
Words to live by
True 👍👌
Mercedes Benz.
I guess waking up a neighborhood at 2AM because you're a rich attention whore can be considered moving hearts. (Sorry, I don't hate supercars, I just live near an expressway in the post-Fast&Furious era)
EV’s have joined the chat.🤓
The harmony of a 1200hp small block Chevy v8 is the same,, i built 3 of them,, each just slightly different but end result was panty dropping, awe inspiring rumble that you can feel in your soul as it drives by,, any cylander engine that's high performance is awesome,, except mine were tens of thousands of dollars cheaper
Horacio is one of the only Automobile CEO's (if not the only) in the industry with a soul and a personality. You want to sit and have a beer with this guy and get into deep convoluted conversations about 80's DTM aero kits.
True dat!
This was a treat. I'm never actually a car loving dude. But, stories like Horacio's inspire me to pursue ones dreams. What a beautiful story to tell
Do it! Pursue your dreams, you never know where they will take you but they will always take you somewhere!
Horacio's story has been covered by global media several times, but this is the first time I see his origin properly covered. Greetings from Argentina, where all our stories start with nothing but a dream, just like Horacio's.
What an incredible comment, thank you so much Sergio.
@@the.squiddyou have to come here at least once, if you haven't already, it's such a beautiful place
@@the.squiddAlso your storytelling almost moved me to tears man... you are SO good at this. Keep up the work my man 🤌🏻🐐
@@blaspereyra9193 Yep, but don't pull a Clarkson
The marque that did the actual impossible. It stole the poster car pin-up market from Lamborghini and Ferrari, and became a modern day legend of automotive design. God bless, Horacio Pagani
Horacio*
@@marianoclerici3986 many thanks for correcting me, good sir ✌️
Only one in a billion times you get someone special. Sir Pagani, thank you for your perseverance despite so many rejections. you are amazing. Art at is highest elevation indeed. Love from Africa.
I don’t usually comment on videos but thank you for putting so much effort into these documentaries. Every video you’ve made has not only been extremely informative on the history of the industry, but is so impactful and moving it never fails to bring me to tears of absolute awe. This is what I live for, why I’m into cars the way I am, why I am who I am. It feels like you’re speaking to my soul with every video. I cannot thank you enough for the extensive work you do on every documentary. Keep up the phenomenal work, thank you
Wow thank you friend for watching and sharing how these affect you. It warms my heart knowing I could make anything that speaks to even just one person on that level. I’ll keep doing my best to keep it up!
In my opinion, you are an extremely gifted storyteller. Please carry on! I am left awash in emotions from watching your videos. Thank you for all of your hard work. Fred@@the.squidd
I also had tears of absolute awe. I have fallen in love with the Zonda. And I haven't even seen it in real life yet but only on video games like Forza
This might be one of the best origin stories I've ever heard. One man creating a car so beautiful while still being an actual good super car is incredible and walking by the Pagani showroom always brightens up my day, even tho there are never more than 1 or 2 cars there to look at.
It really is an intriguing origin story for sure. Right up there with how the guy who designed the McLaren F1 based the design off of the Acura NSX which was his favorite car.
Walking by their showroom sure would brighten my day as well , I’m 61 yrs old and would sweep their showroom floor just to walk by those gorgeous automobiles !!!!
Can't believe he didn't show Pagani's stunning new showroom.
@@user-xx4tu5ow5o to be fair I've never been inside. It's a very small showroom that's shared with McLaren and I'm not even sure you can just walk in there, at least I rarely ever see anyone in there.
@@marcelmichels2925 Huh? Have you seen their NEW showroom? It's all Pagani and enormous. A well known English car enthusiast did a video on it but I can't recall his name.
He is back with another beautiful story to tell us, which is even more beautifully written and presented!
I genuinely love the content!
Also, it's crazy how Pagani was born because of Lamborghini, which, on it's own was born because of Ferrari, which a bit or more was born because of Alfa Romeo.
Lesson being, be good to your people, you have geniuses that work with you, and you should appreciate them not drive them away.
Like my team, all masters of their craft. I truly love them.
@@the.squidd Italian car companies produce even more Italian car companies 😂
I didn't know about about Ferrari coming from Alfa Romeo, what's the story there?
@@phantomlord8870 it's Enzo's story racing.
@@phantomlord8870Enzo's disagreements over the racing efforts by Alfa Romeo gave rise to Scuderia Ferrari who then went on to make road cars to fund their racing endeavours.
Your storytelling is so poetic. Your passport for beautiful, marvelously crafted machines truly comes through in every video.
Wow, thank you!
This man got a Janitor job at Lamborghini and ended up creating a timeless master piece. Shows that "Where there is will, there is a way"! No comments!
fr
"Listening to feedback and altering the design": now that's how you keep your customers happy. I hope his legacy carries on and more auto companies learn with him.
Except if your customer is the military.
That's just hell!
@@vondantalingting y
@@vondantalingting rrrrtdeeeftgyy4rrrytf
I'm a Lamborghini fan through and through, but it would be a crime to deny the things Pagani achieved with his beautiful cars. Heck, Pagani vehicles come right after Lamborghinis for me.
Yes exactly, from adversity came beauty! Huge Lambo fan here too but Pagani is just art and pure sonorous enjoyment on wheels!
funny how yall are fans but could never afford one.
I am a Lambo fan that also became Mercedes fan... And guess what. Pagani ofc, it has the top of the lane Mercedes engine. It has the crazy extraordinary style that I love in Lamborghini. And it has something special. How not to love it? They need to make a movie about Pagani too (like about Lamborghini). Those cars inspire so many kids around the world... And now Gordon Murry made GMA. I can't wait to see them next to Pagani, Lamborghini, Mercedes, Ferarri and the others. The list is big and getting bigger. I just hope V12's are kept alive, because the sound is unbeatable. 👌🏻🔝
@@housemana Not being able to afford something has nothing to do with liking something.
@@doggSMK V12 is music to my ears!
I can hand on heart say Pagani is the only automaker with truly no bad looking designs. Every iteration of every version of every model has been a masterclass in art and engineering.
Koenigsegg?
The quality of this video is unmatched, i thought i was just going to hear a story i already knew cause of boredom but OMG, the editing, the music, the way you tell the story really makes emotions flow through you
Glad we could surprise you!
Yeah, this is some really impressive work: Not just all of the incredibly well selected footages and clips and expert film editing, but the writing is very much sublime as well! 👏👍🏆
As someone unaware of Horacio's history, this was an Amazinggg watch, and makes you respect Horacio and his cars even more! Brilliant work as always Squidd!
🤜🤛
ive always thought pagani to be one of those cheap top contenders but after hearing about horacio paganis journey i have come to respect this man and his brand alot
@@txmpoixI'm really glad you think differently of him. He's one of the greatest car makers, if not the greatest in my eyes.
@@Cinque27 Until you hear about Pagani's Automobile's horrible customer service.
@@sepg5084 there's always something
This is what a car should be. Perfection doesn't exist, but this is damn close. Thank you Lamborghini for not listening to Pagani, without your screw up, we would never have gotten these rolling works of art.
@@FWYJBVFJUD Dodge fan detected, opinion rejected.
@@FWYJBVFJUDlmao you can't even afford one stfu
@@FWYJBVFJUDu
@@nottodayfedboi3536💀💀💀😂😂😂🤦🔥
Definitely work of art, rolling art for sure but I definitely am not one for Perfection. The last thing I want in a sports car is for it to be perfect. I want my sports car or exotic car to be something like in perfectly perfect you wanted to have its own kind of personality and characteristics where every single car is like slightly different so you have to get to understand it you have to get to know it I want a car where somebody else like family or something cannot just jump into it and just drive it away like you can every other goddamn car on this planet I want someone or rather I want a sports car or exotic car where I know all of its quirks I know all of its weaknesses but also all of its strength and on top of that that's what you get when you're dealing with a hand build automobile like Lotus and Lamborghini was back in the day.
I was lucky enough to come across this video and all I have to say is you sir, have a gift! One of the best documentary’s I’ve seen. For a second I thought this was those mainstream channels. Looking forward to the next video and seeing this channel grow ❤
Wow, thank you! It's always an honor to have someone spend their valuable time watching us, so thank you too!
This documentary ended up being much better than I expected. Well written, scored, and cut. Bravo. Thanks for sharing it.
Our pleasure!
you had me gasping 2 minutes into the video. It's just mesmerizing how you combine it all - the analogies, the music, the story. If anyone could have been born to run a historic automotive show - it was You.
I wasn't born for this, its the result of 20 years of hard work and practice, and now the help of a team of geniuses. So glad you enjoy, you too are capable of great things my friend and I hope to see them one day!
Not gonna lie, he is becoming one of my favorite storytellers on UA-cam
Same here. Every video has been a joy to watch. I feel lucky that he popped up on my feed a short time after the first video. Who else do you enjoy? Doesn't have to be about cars, just curious to find more top tier storytelling
*has become
As an Argentinian I saw a lot of videos about Horacio….but this one is on top!
Thanks!
I need one of these videos for Koenigsegg! While Pagani is the pinnacle of design, Koenigsegg is the pinnacle of engineering!
yeess yesss yessss we need a koenigsegg one ITS A MUST !!!!
Agree, with the arrival of electric Rimac the era of V12s is over. I see Pagani and Koenigsegg as the pic of an era that's ending.
@@victorbar3567nah. You can keep your lady shaver.
Yes I'm a Christian Von Koenigsegg fan. Such an amazing human.
Koensiegg and the way his engineers attack problems is just mind blowing.
I don't know what separates him and his team from others or if their culture is different. I just hope they never change in my lifetime, and continue to slaughter the engineering aspect of their vehicles.
I also prefer Koensieggs looks. The Gamera is possibly my favorite looking hypercar.
Would love to say, "ah I just drive a 4 seat 3 cylinder hybrid." With everyone thinking it is some slow car. Then pull up in one.
I don't know if it's because i'm an argentinean myself but this storytelling of Horacio's davinci-esque cullmination of his creation had me choking up. Beautiful video
El problema es cada vez que dice 'Modena' con ese acento Americano yo ago 🤦🏻♂. Mi madre como Horacio es de la Provincia de Santa Fe (Rosarina) 🥰
Was his mother also Italian or Argentinian of Italian origin, can't find any info about her.
@@spaniardsrmoors6817 I wouldn't know but most of argentineans have italian roots due to the massive immigration overall that we've had
I'm Colombian and I felt the same stuff you did brother...
You write these so well, I was pulled in first video that came across my auto-play. Not al lot of channels here that do that to me and usually takes a couple of videos to get me interested. Subbed instantly. This is exactly what I would do if I had the skills to make these stories come to life. Good shit my mans.
Have you covered Fiat yet? would love to see that. Always wanted a 124.
4:26 this entire section had one of the most mesmerising themes playing behind it and do I need to mention how my heart was roaring with every word? The music, the script and the imagery provided, combine together in such an artistic way that you would think that all this is the creation of another Pagani.
This documentary is itself a work of art ❤️
SMASHED 42 likes, because I’m KingSoloMan42 ;-]
That's what I was also thinking.
And of course, Chimichurri
Came here to say this, the writing, the narration and the music is as mesmerizing as it's inspirational
This documentary is full of bullshit.
The Zonda/Huayra are timeless. 20 years from now they’ll still look out of this world
probably even more so as cars get sleeker and more engineered
Lamborghini: Ferrari's Biggest Mistake
Whoever wrote the narration for this needs an award themselves. The words mixed with the noise at that beautiful AMG v12 and the Symphony of an orchestra, harmonizing together while speaking truly gave me goosebumps for about 20% of this video
I have the best team ever
@@the.squidd I live in Bluffdale Utah right next to the Stradman, so I love when he has guests like Hamilton Collection.
He just needs to learn how to pronounce Italian words and places properly.
A big let down to be honest.
I'll never forget discovering Pagani for the first time through racing games when I was just a toddler. Such a beautiful brand with amazing cars, really appreciate watching you cover this story.
Same. Found it by chance in Gran Turismo 3 and it's also been one of my favorite cars since!
@@freerunAR Discovered it through PGR3 myself, fell in love with the sound of the V12. That whole section about beauty over power really resonated because of that.
Always love seeing peoples' stories with racing games!
I love Pagani and Koenigsegg they make some of the coolest cars.
Finally a video about pagani. I remember the first time I saw one, I was in Milan (live there so it's usual to see Ferrari's and lambo's) but when I saw a "Pagani Imola" 1 of 5 in the world my Jaw just dropped. True masterpiece of a machine.
Saw one of his cars at the Miami car show a few years ago, it was definitely the crown of the show! So inspirational to see this man that made his dreams come true! He created a true masterpiece! Hats off to this video creator for a job well done!
It isn't very often that I can continue watching one video without thinking about another topic or getting bored, and even though I am a Car Enthusiast I still find myself clicking on other videos halfway through whatever I may be watching. I could be watching Top Gear/Grand Tour, Motor Trend or even Velocity and still get bored of whatever car they're speaking of, but not here. Here, watching this video, my eyes are glued to the screen, ears open and listening. I've never met Mr. Pagani or actually touched one of his cars, but after watching this video, I feel like I have. The Detail in his vehicles and certain aspects of the supercars/ Hypercars Mr. Pagani Built inspire me to do more. Your Video is 90% of the reason why as well. From the Narration, Editing, Title, and Quality of this video, Thank you. You Have Outdone Yourself just like Mr. Pagani. Good Job.
The Zonda R has easily stood in my top 5 cars of all time since the moment I laid eyes and ears on it. Truly spectacular in every way.
I feel exactly the same and will go one step further , The ZONDA R is my all-time favorite car up to the present , the hands - down most beautiful car I’ve ever laid eyes on 👍😍
It was one of my go to cars in video games for years.
@@joshuasterling2144 me too 👍
this man's writing could radicalise the whole world!
I only seek to radicalize people into feeling pretty radical
@@the.squidd honeslty the ending gave me goosebumps
@@IcePea379 Thank you for watching to the end my friend
Thank you for bringing light to Horacio's story, I grew up with Japanese cars and only know a few about foreign super cars and one of them is Lamborghini. But now knowing this story, I appreciate more and more of Pagani and anyone who helped him realize his moving work of art.
Awesome glad we could broaden your enthusiasm! That’s our goal here
I once saw one at Duxford museum in the UK. It was a big flying day but instead of having to park up with all the plebs in the main car park, the staff decieded to plonk it next to a fighter jet in the static display area :)
he probably owned the fighter jet too
To all UA-camrs out there looking to create documentaries.....this is THE type of video you should be aspiring to create! An inspiring, moving video that invokes feelings of wonder while you watch it!! I would give this video an almost perfect score!! Great job, hope to see more content like this from you again!
Thank you so much 😀
Love how your videos often start with something that has nothing to do with cars, but you so seamlessly and philosophically connect them together.
Just trying to broaden your horizons ;]
The best-narrated automobile video I've ever seen, from start to the last second. This is a masterpiece. Thank you.
Wow, thanks!
Lamborghini gets rejected by Ferrari now Pagani gets rejected by Lamborghini💀
The question is who will be rejected by Pagani
@@THEGOAT062can’t wait for that 💀
An impossible task, impossible achievement, executed by an impossible artist. Yet, here they are. The pure soul of what automotive greatness truly is supposed to be. Congratulations Horacio.
Not many people study engineering and art, but then again not many people get to deisgn supercars. The guys a genius
I'm from Argentina so I've followed Pagani designs for a very long time but this video is the best i have ever seen. It almost made me cry. Thank you so much for this video!
and then kids be saying that Smokey Nagata is the best car engineer
A Zonda F pulled into the station while I was getting petrol on the way from Milan to Nice. I had no idea they were so rare... I snapped a couple quick photos. On the side it said Caraguti Automobiles.
Pagani's work looks even better in person.
no one, literally no one can start a video like you do. i have seen other youtubers copy your style and they come no where close to your quality.
Every video intro of yours gives me goosebumps.
Yeah, I have seen the copies too. Even my old boss copies me. It's flattering! Most, if not all art, starts as a copy, and through that practice many great artists find their own unique voice, so I don't really mind it!
@@the.squidd literally like Lamborghini trying to buy (or rebadge i don't know) the Zonda project as one of their cars
If I had to pick a hero, it would be Horacio. What an incredible person who will be immortalized by an incredible manufacturer. One of my favorite quotes he said in an interview is: “Every day I look at the way I walked to avoid repeating the same mistakes. If I’m wrong, I did it with the head, not the heart.”
Great video, earned a sub from me
He is a real passionate creator for sure, someone to look up to. and awesome thank you so much for the sub!
You've quickly become one of my favorite automotive channels on the platform. These docs are killer keep it up!
this documentry is a masterpiece. And the part where you described why it was named zonda, I got goosebumps. Great work man keep it up. 🍻
As an Argentinian who loves everything automotive Horacio has been the one person who I’ve looked up to growing up. An absolute inspiration.
What a wonderful tribute to Pagani. The way you so eloquently take us on this journey is truly captivating. The visuals, the music, the words you choose to speak - they are all so powerful and invoke so many emotions. Spectacular content, as always. You and your team deserve all the praise and success. Looking forward to the next one!
Thank you very much!
another piece of art!
This is a beautiful film, something Mr Pagani would be proud of.
A true genius Horacio was. Driven by passion, & a vision. What a great mind. 👍👍
I haven't even watched the video yet, and I already know it is going to be top tier quality.
It is just crazy how you are freely handing over extremely well crafted documentaries like this for everyone to watch.
Keep up the videos, I would never imagine making one this great.
Hope you enjoy it!
Just like Horacio's cars, your videos are not a mere documentary, they are a work of art.
Would have loved to see the Zonda Revolucion HP Barchetta in more detail, especially since he made it after one of his wooden scale models that he created when he was 13 years old or so. In my opinion it’s his best work yet, the paint scheme and design language is simply astonishingly beautiful.
Thank you for the beautiful and informative video on one of the most important pioneers in this era. A true visionary and craftsman like very few others.
This is one of the best youtube Videos i have ever seen and surely better than anything I have ever witnessed on tv
Jesus christ, your videos just keep getting better. You (and whomever your production team are, if you have them) are incredibly talented, some of the best in the world IMO. Your documentaries literally rival the best in the world. The research, writing, narration, producing, all incredible, and every video better than the last.
Please, don't ever quit what you're doing, for the sake of all humanity, and the love we all have for these incredible machines many of us will never get to experience.
My team is in the credits at the end, and listed in the description. They are the best people in the world.
Thank you mr.pagani for giving us such absolutely beautiful cars
One of the primary characteristics of high intellect is the ability to find links/connections between such items and events that others would not, and you have clearly demonstrated it. Well done (again) sir, another A in my class
I'm keeping a report card at this point
Man your videos are as awesome as they can be and the quality is perfect 🔥💯🔥💯🔥💯🔥💯
im so thankful for youtube and youtubers like you. this documentary is top tier! watching this for free is almost like stealing from you.
History lessons should always be free. I am so thankful for UA-cam too, giving me a place to share stories for free to people around the world. So happy you're here too friend.
As always, you do not miss a mark. Not in editing, narration, script, and over-all presentation. I find myself looking forward to every video, and re-watching the old ones. Looking forward to what you'll make next :)
Wow, thank you! The words and support are always heart felt and appreciated.
@@the.squidd this is like opening a Grandparents' birthday card and 'not realising' all the money dropping out
@@overbuiltlimited Yep!
One of the best historical motorsports story teller is back! From Ferrari, Lamborghini now Pagani. Loved this! Especially the McLaren F1 and GTR video
And Ferrari in term came from Alfa, but not as many people know that.
The first car ever to carry the Ferrari prancing horse was an Alfa Romeo.
This video is a straight up masterpiece. Excellent work man
Your editing is superb! Not only am I much better informed on Pagani as a brand and the man behind them, but I felt emotional attachment to the story as well. Bravo.
Horacio's Story of Zero to Hero progress is one of the most unique stories on car history!
Greetings from Argentina!
I remember when I first saw a Pagani my mind was blown away with its beauty. Always look forward to your videos dude!!!
First saw an zonda in Monaco during an GP weekend.
Back then the 550 maranello was the typical Golf for Monaco.
But damn did it look incredible. An few weeks later the magazines started to show it off.
This video, like its content and subject, is AMAZING! I WANT A LONGER VERSION WITH MORE INFO, if at all possible. Perhaps an Hour and a Half or even 2 hours PLEASE! Your work here was one of the Best and o n e of my Most FAVORITE Biographies of the las year! Thank You!
haha noted, I will likely one day do longer material!
Car lovers will always praise Horacio Pagani. A remarkable soul as a man and as a designer and inventor. His creations are truly timeless masterpiece. I wouldn't mind if each and every Paganis are out of the road and kept just as a showpiece, for everyone to enjoy the beauty. Horacio can take one out for a spin, but not any rich guy.
You've done with this video what Horacio did with the C12. A work of art, with such beauty for which words do not exist. Truly I am in awe at the fact that you keep making better videos each and every time. The Tingles I felt for the entire last 5 minutes..... I thank you from the deepest parts of my soul. That was something else.
Wow, thank you!
This video was a masterpiece. Same as before, the way you use words, the top tier visuals.
And one thing you always do, is make me give so much more respect to the creators of the car brands.
I always wondered why Pagani kept making different versions of the same car, but after this video, Pagani gets my most respect ever. True art.
Thank you for doing these. We wait patiently every 2 months and you always deliver.
@@the.squidd Take your time! We’ll always be here ready for your next project! Looking forward to it!
Totally agree... Couldn't have said it better!
A really emotional video, thank you❤
Wow 10/10 video. Completely gripped from the beginning and learnt a tonne. Subbed!
The Squidd is the Da Vinci of automotive UA-cam content! Every video is a masterpiece! ❤
Wow, thanks!
And da Vinci is the squidd of everything else
It's always nice to see people who share such passion and understanding for what a true supercar really is...
Your videos just keep reminding me that there will always be people to listen to the music of roaring engines
Roaring engines and beating human hearts drive passion. Even in an all electric world, we will have driven people, and we will then have moving works of art.
Love the vids bro gives me chills everytime I watch this video keep it up.😃
Horacio Pagani is a legend, he made one of the greatest cars in the world, he gave up working for Lamborghini and made something even better, and he made the perfect super car.
The pacing, the commentary, the music. It's like lost art from 2000s and before. This is how you make a video, a documentary filled with hype and enthusiasm putting the cars and people behind it on a pedestal to better appreciate it. This video alone convinced me why paganis are special the analogy to art pieces makes so much sense.
Zonda R is still my fave to this date. Ferrari and Lamborghini can never come close to that beast of art.
What a masterpiece of a documentary! You truely justified the company, this should become their official onboarding session lol!
The interior of the first Pagani Zonda is one of the most gorgeous fantasies of car control ever come to life. The entire car is brilliant. But where the driver sits is like technical Heaven on Earth. Bravo.
When I was a kid, the instant I laid eyes on the Zonda, it instantly became my favourite car of all time, and as its legacy progressed it just became better and better looking. Pagani is highly likely one of the key driving forces that made me love cars like I do now.
Just as a small aside, Squidd, the instant I saw the community post, I knew you'd do Horacio's story justice, and boy did you. I was captivated the entire time, with the excellent writing, editing, and flow, truly a beauty that would make Horacio proud.
Marvellous work, Squidd's team. I look forward to the next jaw dropping video from you.
Yup, the visionaries always separate and do it themselves, like Horacio Pagain.
God bless Horacio.
First drove the Zonda in NFS Hot Pursuit and Im still in love with this carbrand. I think its the best car in the world. Its beauty cant be beaten.
Its the squid! Love your videos, the quality is just above and beyond.
Glad you like them!
This one.
This video.
THIS video in particular made me feel things. This was so well put together and grasping all the way throught. Great storytelling and imagery.
1miil subs is needed.
Just happy to have you here friend
Legendary man and a legendary video well put together…hats off❤
Art. Any time I've ever personally laid eyes on a Pagani in person, all I ever see is artwork on four wheels, and a V-12 beast powering it along. A soulful sound emanating from the exhaust, I recall one time driving around South Beach here in Miami where I reside, with the windows up and music playing, I heard a Huayra coming the other way. And it was blocks away. Mind you, I was driving past a golf course so that sound didn't echo off anything. Then I finally saw her. All carbon fiber, the owner driving her nicely. Being half Argentinean, it also gives me pride that Horacio is leading the way in so many respects. Pagani is only one of two hyper car makers that I genuinely am always excited to see what's next, the other being Koenigsegg which I hope you'll eventually make a video on.
Pagani is basically what I wanted to be when I was small. Somebody working with dream cars, and dreaming them up later on. Even if I didn'T have the same life story, it is always nice to hear about those who do reach their dreams. Especially if the results are just as you described: Moving pieces of art
I hope you still are chasing those dreams my friend, the world still values your accomplishments no matter how big or small!