C13 Publishing presents: Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster - Update 1.2
I do apologise for this rapid fire pace of updates, sometimes stuff falls through the cracks.
1.2.1 hotfix (27.9.2026):
fixed broken shift animation
1.2 changelog:
added real feel power steering
updated tyre model to be more compatible with tyre apps (same behaviour, just different display)
updated roof up/down logic to properly synchronise AI and remote cars online
Altered engine base volume (lowered a lot)
The Cinque
In 2009 Pagani unveiled what was at the time believed to be the final production run for the Pagani Zonda, debuted as the Zonda C12 ten years prior. This final run was to produce 10 cars total, with five being the Zonda Cinque and five being the Zonda Cinque Roadster. To many, this car represents a peak of Italian automotive engineering, and to those people I say, I agree.
With options for the car being mostly exhausted as standard, the choices really came down to color, interior details, and a single key decision. Would you like to manual swap it? In true gearhead fashion, at C13 Publishing the decision was unsurprisingly: yes. What we have here is a Cinque Roadster for the purist driver - a manual.
Based on the Zonda F and sharing many of the key innovations - such as the titanium blended carbon fiber twill, the Cinque takes things a step further to be lighter, faster and better handling than it's older sibling.
The Mod
Attention to detail was immense at every step of construction, all the while keeping it well optimized so you can enjoy it with friends online. With the phenomenal soundtrack by GabeIS300 and true to life performance, you will find yourself quickly understanding the car, and appreciating what exactly makes the Zonda so very special.
And a special thanks to all who helped bring this car to AC
3d and texture work: Yankel
Sound: GabeIS300
Physics: Project Skunkworks
Additionally, my gratitude goes to everyone who supports the C13 Automotive Project and makes things like this possible. Thank you.
Comments (1)
Do I need a specific degree of rotation for this car, Or the default 900° works fine?
