Believe it or not, for some collectors, owning a classic Pagani Zonda C12 or even a Zonda F just doesn’t cut it anymore. So back in 2012, Pagani delivered what was then its most unhinged road-legal Zonda: the 760 RS.

It made one very wealthy owner extremely happy and kicked off a wave of other Zonda owners sending their cars back to the factory to be rebuilt, modernized, and turned into 760-spec monsters. One of the most outrageous examples to come out of this era is the Zonda Mileson.

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Built back in 2016, the Zonda Mileson was ordered for the son of Miles Guo, Mileson, hence the name. It was frequently spotted on the streets of London in 2017 and 2018 and has now ended up on the showroom floor of F1rst Motors in Dubai. Whether it’s actually for sale is unclear, but it’s on display like the museum piece it is.

Once ranked as China’s 73rd richest person, Guo has faced a string of legal issues in recent years. Last year, he was convicted in the US for his role in a fraud scheme exceeding $1 billion. He’s scheduled to be sentenced this September and could be facing decades in prison. But let’s steer back to the Pagani.

The Spec

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It has one of the most outlandish exteriors of any Zonda 760 model. The entire body is bathed in exposed carbon fiber, most of which is an iridescent shade of blue. It also includes carbon headlight shrouds, and metallic flakes have been incorporated into the body.

Elsewhere, the Zonda Mileson rocks black wheels with blue center locks and has a similar carbon roof scoop and side air intakes to the iconic Zonda Cinque. Found at the rear is a carbon fiber shark fin, a towering rear wing with blue-painted end plates.

Inside, the theme continues. The cabin is dominated by exposed carbon fiber, but Pagani didn’t stop there. Blue accents add contrast on elements like the steering wheel, speaker grilles, and the seats, giving the interior a level of visual drama to match the exterior.

There’s no word on how many miles the Zonda Mileson has logged, but that likely won’t matter. If it ever hits the market, it would almost certainly trade hands for well north of $10 million.

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