The Bugatti Wei Long Year of the Dragon Edition

The Bugatti Wei Long Year of the Dragon edition Grand Sport model was amongst the premium lot unveiled at the Beijing Motor Show, also carrying a premium price tag of $2.09 million (€1.58 million). However, the one shown at the event remains a one-off piece, making it yet another exclusive edition after the Visette series, L’o’Blanc Porcelain edition, and the ‘Sang Blanc’ version, which were all unique faces of this supercar.
Offering a 987 HP output power from the 8-liter W16 machine, the Grand Sport Year of the Dragon Bugatti can now declare far and wide, about an optimum speed of over 400 km/ph.

The reason this collector’s item got the attention at the event was the aesthetics, which the company redrafted the car in, with the collaboration of Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur. With porcelain being the new fabric of choice with the Bugatti designers, this special edition has been given the body of the same fabric in white color, whereas the interiors have been given a vibrant red coloring, but with special Dragon motifs all around. However, one will also notice the carmine red with the brake calipers of the 20-inch alloy wheels of the car.

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The Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse

When talking about 1.000-horsepower, the Veyron is probably the first name mentioned. Now, the french supercar-maker Bugatti unveils a Veyron that enjoyed the Vitesse treatment. The Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, french for speed, boasts striking 1.200-horsepower and jaw-dropping 1.106 lb-ft of torque. The roof-less roadster is said to top out at around 250mph, which however is definitely an experience you can not describe with words.
Price tag: $2.000.000
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Bugatti Veyron Sang Noir second hand for sale

A Bugatti Veyron Sang Noir which is listed as the most expensive new car in the world ever to be advertised for sale also holds the title as being only the second edition of the Super Sport model to be produced by the premier luxury car maker.
Tom Hartley is a brand name which is synonymous with the sale of luxurious used vehicles, and happens to be the renowned name behind the sale of this spectacular car – tagging this supercar with an exclusive price tag of $3.40 million. What makes this car so special, other than its obvious stunning beauty + elaborate custom features? Only 30 of these cars are to be made in total and all sold out immediately, so getting your hands on this exclusive road-masterpiece of machinery certainly warrants the excitement! 
Taking a brief look under this jaw-dropping supercar’s hood, you’ll find a powerful 16-cylinder engine which is known to pour out 1200 BHP of power, allowing the supercar to accelerate from a 0-100 km/ph in 2.5 seconds flat, going the full distance of a mile in approximately 23 seconds.
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Shelby SuperCars Tuatara

Shelby SuperCars Tuatara will best the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport as the fastest production car in the world, powered by a 6.8L V8 engine which pours out 1,350-hp – sending the supercar soaring from 0-60 mph in 2.8 seconds flat + rumored to reach a top speed of 275 mph.  has laid claim to some serious bragging rights – and is said to be set to take the title of the world’s fastest production car from the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport with the debut of the new 275 MPH Tuatara.
The new supercar’s intriguing name comes with an interesting back-story; the Tuatara takes inspiration from the Maori word for a lizard which is found in New Zealand. The Tuatara lizard is said to boast the fastest evolving DNA in the world, hence SSC’s decision to name their record-breaking speedster after it.
The SSC Tuatara supercar will boast a sleek body composed entirely of carbon fiber – thoroughly wrapped around a chassis made of the same innovative material. The car’s crash structures will be made of aluminum, while the wheels will also get the carbon fiber treatment.
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Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport L’Or Blanc

The special-edition Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport L’Or Blanc, which was created in partnership with Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur, is a stunning one-off model to sport this remarkable porcelain body and cabin. 

 “At first, it seems to be an unusual idea to use porcelain in a car, especially in the world’s fastest convertible,” stated Dr. Stefan Brungs, Director of Sales and Marketing at Bugatti Automobiles. “But this is what Bugatti stands for: the realization of exceptional ideas whilst striving for the utmost in quality and aesthetics. This allows us to continue Ettore Bugatti’s heritage, who himself loved to experiment with new materials.”

The Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport L’Or Blanc is making its world debut at the KPM workshops in Berlin. The price for such ultra-luxury, exotic haute wheels: $2.39 million USD.

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Bugatti Grand Prix racing cars inspired desk

The Bugatti inspired desk from Luzzo Bespoke takes its design inspiration from the Bugatti Grand Prix racing cars of the late 1920s and early 1930s — boasting billet aluminum and indelible blue racing trim. Read more about the Bugatti-styled executive desk, symbolizing the ultimate V.I.P. lifestyle.

The Bugatti inspired desk showcases exquisite detailing, incorporating over 3000 hours of CAD, intricate machining, polishing, sheet metal work, as well as lacquering.

This mind-boggling executive office machinery houses an Apple Mac computer, made accessible via a motorized mechanism which is easily concealed within the desk when not in use — disappearing into the desk with just a quick touch of a button. The exclusive piece also features self-closing lockable drawers to safe-keep valuables. To complete this jaw-dropping presentation, the desk is outfitted with a tan leather writing surface, and finished in French racing blue detailing — consistent with the Bugatti Grand Prix racing cars of a bygone era.

There is always a cost to be the boss – the powerful Luzzo Bespoke desk weighs in impressively at £150,000 ($242,300).

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