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Pagani's Codalunga, the Long-Tail Coupe Collectors Put at $14.5 Million

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The name is Italian, and it describes the car: Codalunga means long tail. The figure attached to this Pagani is $14.5 million. Even by the standards of a marque whose cars already read as sculpture, the Codalunga holds the eye longer than most. What makes it interesting to anyone who owns or collects is that it doesn't stay parked. The Drive saw it driven hard on a mountain road, and that is a strange thing to watch in a car shaped this carefully. For readers from Palm Beach to Aspen, that tension is the story: a coupe with the finish of a gallery piece that is still built to be driven in earnest.

With reporting from The Drive.

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