While we love the look of the Ferrari LaFerrari and the McLaren P1 because they look very different compared to each other styling wise, we just feel as though the Pagani Huayra is the ultimate hypercar. While this may not have the best top speed, there is no denying that it’s like an F16 on four wheels, so excels in tight corners.

The styling of the Huayra is aggressive and the noise from that engine while driving is the best soundtrack you could ask for. Then there is the inside, because it is not over the top like some of the other models that are about to hit the market.

However, the Pagani Huayra interior is set to get an upgrade in 2013 at a price, although it could have an adverse affect on that sweet sounding engine. According to Pagani, they have teamed up with Sonus Faber to introduce an awesome set of speakers. While this may sound like good news, it is not when you consider that these speakers can range from $20,000 to $200,000 per pair.

With this in mind the price of the Pagani Huayra could set you back way over $1.5 million if you went for the top of the range speakers from Sonus Faber. We can understand why these speakers would be used, as they offer a massive upgrade over the current speakers, so now you can have 1,200 watts of music to try and mask the sound from the engine – although we feel this would be sacrilege. News thanks to Pagani.

Everything about the Huayra is bespoke, so it makes perfect sense to have a set of speakers to match, but are you happy with spoiling the engine soundtrack?

One of my favorite things about Christmas isn’t the unwrapping of gifts or seeing members of the family I don’t usually see throughout the year, no it’s the moment when I can finally sit down and watch the Top Gear Christmas special. However, imagine how upset I was when the BBC said that it would not be airing one in 2012? Thankfully a new series started last night and the teaser montage showed that the 19th series has some great features coming up.

However, last night saw something special happen because the Pagani Huayra achieved the converted Top Gear title of being the fastest production car around their track, which up until yesterday was held by the 3-liter Ariel Atom. However beating the previous winner of the fastest production car around the Top Gear test track comes at a price because while the Atom costs around £35,000 £100,000, the Huayra will cost about £800,000, although it’s still cheaper than the brute that is the Bugatti Veyron.

While watching we had assumed that the Huayra would not be able to even beat the Veyron around the Top Gear track because the former has its power transferred to the real wheels, while the latter was an all-wheel drive, which as you would assume would give it far more grip. However, those clever guys at Pagani came up with a unique system of spoilers on the front and rear of the car that detects when more downforce is needed, making the car far more stable in the corners.

The previous record was 1:15.1 achieved by the Atom, but the Pagani Huayra smashed that time by 1.3 seconds. We can’t wait to see how well this car will compare to the McLaren P1, although the 0-60 mph time of 3.2 seconds and top speed of 235 mph will take some beating.

These photos come courtesy of TopGear.co.uk, you can see the entire 20 image gallery here, unfortunately due to copyright reasons we cannot embed them on our site, however we would love you to check them out then let us know what you think about the Huayra’s design.

To me the Huayra looks quite similar to the McLaren F1, which is by no means a bad thing, if you take a look inside the Huayra you will see that Pagani has spared no expense, you can see a photo of the interior here.

Having traipsed the Internet to get a rough idea as to whether people were liking Pagani’s upcoming supercar I have to say reactions are mixed, some people say that they couldn’t have made an uglier car if they tried, whilst others are saying that it is the perfect replacement to the Zonda and it is a truly secy piece of engineering.

Do you like the look of the Pagani Huayra?