2011 Bugatti Veyron 16.4 8.0l "bleu Nuit" Grand Sport 315 Miles, One Owner on 2040-cars
Thonotosassa, Florida, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:8.0L 7993CC 488Cu. In. W16 GAS DOHC Turbocharged
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 16
Make: Bugatti
Model: Veyron 16.4
Trim: Base Coupe 2-Door
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, Leather Seats, CD Player
Drive Type: AWD
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Side Airbags
Mileage: 315
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Sub Model: Grand Sport
Exterior Color: Blue
Interior Color: Tan
2011 Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport, appropriately named "Bleu Nuit", This masterpiece Grand Sport (with removable roof), is a one owner 315 mile Veyron which offers open top driving at it's very best at all speeds ! ! ! Absolutely stunning in every aspect beginning with the unique color scheme incorporating a perfect blend of blue carbon fiber with highly polished aluminum sides over the complimentary quilted saddle tan interior. Numerous design upgrades have been integrated in order to deliver the necessary torsion rigidity to handle the incredible Veyron power plant while driving with the top removed. The 7 speed DSG transmission delivers silky smooth shifting in either manual or automatic modes. A perfect combination of speed and elegance for the discerning garage.
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Man rolls $400,000 vintage Bugatti in race, goes for a pint
Mon, 10 Jun 2013One of the risks associated with vintage car racing is damaging a rare, priceless piece of automotive history, but we're pretty sure that one recent participant is just happy to be alive. Edmund Burgess, of Lavenham, UK, was participating in the Prescott Speed Hill Climb in Gloucestershire, UK when, according to Car Buzz, the brakes reportedly failed on his 1924 Bugatti Type 13 causing it to go off course and roll over.
With an open cockpit on the car, all that was protecting Burgess were a helmet, goggles and a jacket, and while the video shows that his head came very close to making contact with the wall and ground, and that he was briefly trapped under the car, he fortunately didn't suffer any serious injuries.
Too bad the same can't be said for the Bugatti. The vintage racer, worth an estimated 250,000 British pounds (about $390,000 US), was heavily damaged, but the report says that Burgess is determined to get it fixed and racing again in just eight weeks. So what does a racer do after crashing his rare sports car and live to race another day? Probably the same thing we'd all do. Grab a beer. The video of the crash is posted below.
Bugatti 100P airplane reconstructed, will fly again after public debut
Sat, 15 Feb 2014Bugatti has been building some of the fastest vehicles in the world since 1909, but its brief history with airplane racing is less well known to many fans. It started in the '30s when founder Ettore Bugatti believed he could build a plane to win the Deutsch de la Merthe Cup Race. He worked on a design called the 100P that never flew. At least, it never flew until a group of Bugatti fanatics called Le Reve Blue decided to build an exact replica of the plane at the Mullin Automotive Museum's Art of Bugatti exhibition. The plane will make its public debut on March 25 in Oxnard, California.
The 100P was on the cutting edge for 1930s aircraft. It used two Bugatti-built 4.9-liter, straight-eight engines with 450 horsepower each to power two counter-rotating props mounted in tandem at the front of the plane. It boasts an estimated top speed of around 500 miles per hour. Other amazing features for the time included the V-shaped tail, forward-pitched wings and a zero-drag cooling system.
Le Reve Blue took on the project in 2009 to create a replica using the same materials and production processes as the original. The group decided to unveil the finished project at the Mullin because of the museum's commitment to Art Deco and machine-age design. It plans to actually fly the plane at some point in the future as well.
Bugatti sitting on $85M stockpile of unsold Veyrons
Thu, 13 Feb 2014There may be trouble brewing with the supercar specialists at Bugatti. The French brand shocked the world with the Veyron when it debuted in 2006, but at eight years old, the hypercar may be getting a little stale to its wealthy clientele. What's worse, Bugatti insiders say a replacement is still years away.
Bugatti planned an initial run of 300 Veyron coupes when it went on sale, but the introduction of the convertible added an extra 150 cars to the docket. Generally, its cars have been built to order, other than some of its show cars. In December, Bugatti confirmed that it had sold its 400th car. Now, there are still about 40 Veyron Grand Sports to find homes for, according to Bloomberg, which amounts to about 62.5 million euros ($85 million) in product.
To solve the problem, Bugatti has devised the Dynamic Drive Experience that has the Grand Sport touring the US. It allows potential buyers to drive the car on the road and experience its raw speed on closed airport runways. The company hopes being hands-on with the supercar is going to move a few more of them.