VIDEO: A Brave Soul Weaves A Pagani Zonda Cinque IN and OUT Of Traffic

If you ever get the chance to see a Pagani in the metal -- or carbon fiber -- embrace it. That's because the opportunities are few and far between.

Even rarer is the chance of seeing one in Argentina. And even rarer than that is seeing one of the five Zonda Cinques. According to GTspirit, the vehicle is owned by Alejandro Roemmers, a "pharmaceutical tycoon."

So to get an education how to drive a supercar in Argentina and also hear one of the sweetest sounds on this great Earth, take a look down below.

One of the five limited Pagani Zonda Cinques was spotted this weekend in the Cordoba Hills in Argentina. The owner of this hypercar is pharmaceutical tycoon Alejandro Roemmers, who also owns a Porsche Carrera GT and a Bugatti Veyron – the only one in Argentina.

The Pagani Zonda Cinque squeezes 678hp out of the V12 engine sourced from AMG...

[Source: GTspirit VIA Argentinian AutoBlog]

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AgentOrange - 3/23/2011 7:20:03 PM

+6 Boost

"A brave soul" = douchebag..

Driver8 - 3/23/2011 11:11:26 PM

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crossing double lines? WTF? Am I missing something?

Need4Speed - 3/24/2011 9:55:20 AM

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What your missing is the fact that this is one seriously rich bastard in a 3rd world country that can pretty much do whatever the hell he wants.

ThierryHenry14 - 3/24/2011 1:54:58 PM

-2 Boost

well, what u consider "fact" is actually an opinion of an ignorant person who thinks Argentina is a 3rd world country... Its not a third world country by any means...

Need4Speed - 3/24/2011 4:36:41 PM

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@ThierryHenry14

Let me explain why you were deboosted. I don't consider anything a "fact" unless relevant sources support my understanding or belief. For one, my wife and entire family, who are from Bueno Aires, consider Argentina a Third World Country. To be fair, a designation of "Third World" is a misnomer used my many people today. So lets talk financial facts, since apparently I'm so ignorant, the GDP estimate (based on last years actual amount) for Argentina is $14,700 per Capita. Trinidad and Tobabago, which is considered by many, as a "Third World Country", again a misnomer, has a GDP of $22,000 per Capita. As a matter of fact, Argentina is right around the same figures for Venezuela at $12,600 per Capita. Hey, you can call me ignorant all you want...but I know where to find my facts. What about you?