In the world of luxury sportscars, French automaker Bugatti is no stranger. Italian industrial designer Ettore Bugatti founded the firm in 1909 in the then-German city of Molsheim, Alsace, and has been at the forefront of the supercar industry throughout the 20th century. The firm changed hands several times over the years, and poor economic conditions in Europe and North America forced the automaker to cease its production in the latter stages of 1995, liquidating most of its assets by 1997. Nonetheless, the spirit of Bugatti endured, and the Volkswagen group bought up the battered automaker’s remaining assets before the turn of the century. Helmed by Volkswagen since 1998, the Bugatti name has reinvented the supercar psyche with iconic projects such as the Chiron and Veyron. In this article we are going to talk about Bugatti 110 Anniversary Chiron Sport.
Technologically adept and stylistically seductive, the Bugatti Chiron is one of the most compelling vehicles available. Of course, the Chiron was preceded by the equally attractive – and legally the fastest road vehicle at the time – Veyron, which boasted a top speed of 254 mph (415 kph). Originally presented in 2016 before the Geneva motor show with a price tag of over 2.4 million euros, the Bugatti Chiron left onlookers reveling in its glory and has since become one of the most coveted supercars in the world.
So – in the words of the old English proverb – if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!
For the 110th anniversary of the illustrious automaker, Bugatti takes to its birthplace of Molsheim to revamp the iconic Chiron model. Stylistic details of Bugatti 110 Anniversary Chiron Sport pay homage to the company’s heritage and country of origin with representations of the tricolored “Le Bleu-Blanc-Rouge” found throughout the sportscar. In addition to red, white, and blue detailing on the side-view mirrors, the rear wing juts out from the backside of the carbon-fiber body and flaunts the tricolor of the French flag. The “110 ANS BUGATTI” emblem can be found embroidered on the headrests and backrests of both seats in a matching colorway.
The Bleu de France has always been an emblematic colorway for the Chiron, but the limited-edition Chiron Sport “110 ANS BUGATTI” combines this original blue with shades of steel blue, matte-exposed carbon fiber, “Nocturne” matte black, and “Deep Blue” to deliver an electrifying tour de force.
We should also mention that this 1-of-20, Bugatti 110 Anniversary Chiron Sport generates up to 1500 horsepower, giving the vehicle a top speed of 261 mph and a zero-to-sixty time of 2.3 seconds. It’s not just the two-tone beauty that you are investing in, but the endless exhilaration and exclusivity!
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