Autohub Under Process to Bring Pagani in Philippines

MANILA: Autohub Group is a well-known automotive distributor in the Philippines car market. The group currently holds command over number of dealerships, including that of Ford, Hyundai and Nissan. And to increase its roots further beyond the defined borders, Autohub leaders have decided to introduce the hyper car manufacturer Pagani in its extended family.

Yes, you read it right. A negotiation is under process between the top executives of Pagani and Autohub to bring the latter on Philippine soil. Talks are taking place back and forth and if all goes well, we can soon see a Pagani car for sale at Autohub dealership. As per some known sources, Philippines delegates are visiting Pagani Modena, Italy facility to speed up the pace of the under process agreement.

If all goes well, we can see Autohub representatives welcoming Pagani officials in early 2016 completing all the required formalities. With Pagani Autohub tie-up, we'll see the Autohub family extending like never before. In the recent times, the distributor has added some top-notch luxury bands like Lotus, MINI and Rolls-Royce in its long line-up. We are also hearing Autohub opening the recently launched Nissan GT-R and Vespa dealership.

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A quick overview on Pagani -

Pagani automobile is an Italian hypercar manufacturer integrated by Argentinian Horacio Pagani with its headquarters at San Cesario sul Panaro, MO, Italy. Also the founder shares close ties with the super-car manufacturer Lamborghini and worked at numerous of its projects. It was only until late 80's when Pagani designed its first car C8 Project that was later re-named as Fangio F1.

It was in 1999 Geneva Motor Show when Pagani Automobile displayed its final product Zonda C12 (renamed version Fangio) to the world. As for the recent update, the automaker is busy designing and marketing its new product Huayra.

So, keep fingers crossed and hope that things work out fine between the two giants.

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