It took an Argentinian of Italian extraction, driven by the force of the Zonda (the powerful wind that blows through the Andes), to combine, in a motor car, two quintessentially Italian traditions: art and technology. As a youngster growing up in Argentina, in the town of Casilda near San Fe, Horacio Pagani dreamed of Italian cars. Fangio was his idol.
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