Like what you see? Well, you’re going to need some really, REALLY deep pockets for these beauties.

Pagani of Singapore and Bombardier recently unveiled a pair of products on 7 February, showcasing the Pagani Huayra Roadster BC and the Bombardier Global 7500 private jet in a joint showcase. The unveiling happened at the Bombardier Service Centre in Singapore, the largest industry service centre in Asia.

The Huayra Roadster BC, a hardcore variant of Pagani’s second generation hypercar, is handbuilt from the ground up by the Italian marque.

It combines high-performance into a beautiful open-top roadster, and incorporates cutting-edge technology, aerodynamics, and lightweight materials to achieve exceptional speed and handling.

It is powered by an AMG-derived twin-turbocharged V12 engine that churns out over 800bhp and 1,050Nm of heart-stopping torque. Only 40 units were ever produced worldwide, and one made it to our shores. Lucky us.

If you have a pilot’s license handy, the Global 7500 private jet, Bombardier's flagship aircraft, was also on display.

The aircraft is designed to provide maximum luxury comfort, whilst ensuring a smooth ride for our distinguished guests. Amenities on board include a spacious cabin with a lounge area, four distinct living spaces, a full-size kitchen and even an ensuite bedroom.

“The Huayra Roadster BC represents the pinnacle of luxury and performance in the automotive industry, and we are thrilled to showcase it alongside Bombardier's flagship aircraft, the Global 7500,” said Alberto Giovanelli, Managing Director, Asia Pacific and Oceania for Pagani. “This event is a demonstration to our commitment to providing our customers with the very best in luxury and technology.”

This is the first time a factory Huayra Roadster BC unit has made its way to Singapore. It is left hand drive however, which means it cannot be registered on Singapore roads, due to our sanctions and the infinite wisdom of the authorities.

However, we do have a Huayra BC already on our shores, and it is prowling the roads as we speak. You heard it from us first.