Five-time world champion Formula One driver Juan Manuel Fangio was an early Pagani Zonda engineer, and the Zonda F is named for him. Earlier versions of the Zonda have been on international roadways since 1999, but the car became street legal in the U.S. only in 2009. Quilted leather seats and floor mats, a glove compartment that's a hanging leather case, and a detachable carbon fiber roof are just a few of the perks to the Zonda Cinque Roadster — of which only five will be produced. Company founder Horacio Pagani worked in Lamborghini's composites department and helped redesign the Countach and the Diablo before going on to found his own company in Italy in 1992. The Zonda comes with a Pagani sound system — the carmaker also sells high-end home stereos.
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