Pagani Huayra in Purple with Tricolour Calipers (video)

We have video of what looks like a new build Pagani Huayra, still plastic wrapped, in purple with Italian Tricolour brake calipers.

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How long is it since we broke the first Pagani Huayra photo? That’s right, almost two years. And yet, as far as we can tell, there are no customer cars in existence – or at least not anywhere in Europe or the US.

That’s because the Pagani Huayra has not, as far as we can tell, managed to get a European Certificate of Conformity or managed to be Federalised for the US, so sales are impossible.

But Pagani are still producing a few cars – although they’ve probably built more Zondas in the last two years than Huayras – but it looks like this Huayra – caught on video outside Pagaini’s premises in Modena – is a new build.

At first glance it looks like and odd paint job, but rather than  being a purple paint job with odd shiny blotches across it, this Huayra is actually wrapped in protective plastic.

The purple paint job is ‘accentuated’ by set of big, gold alloys and brake calipers sporting an Italian Triclour paint job. A very ‘individual’ look.

We must assume Pagani has built this car for a patriotic Italian customer – or Italian ex-pat – or it’s just a show car for Pagani to trot round the motor shows to garner a few more deposits for a car that is still conspicuous by its absence from the garages of those who’ve already been waiting two years for delivery.

If the purple Pagani Huayra turns up at the Los Angeles Auto Show later this month, we’ll have the answer.