Visiting the Bugatti factory, the mysterious giant bought 8 cars with a conversion price of no less than 150 billion VND

The Bugatti factory in Molsheim (France) has just received a rather strange customer. This person came to buy not only 1, but 8 cars. Of the above, two are genuine supercars, including a brand new Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300 with a speed of more than 300 mph and a Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse World Record Edition.

Chiron Super Sport 300 and Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse World Record Edition are both rare with limited production of 30 cars and 8 cars. While the Chiron can be considered the fastest supercar in the world right now (although unofficially because it did not meet the test conditions set by Guinness), the Veyron in particular was the fastest car in the world in 2013 and sold back in the form of an old car verified by Bugatti.

It is not clear how much money the giant has spent on these two cars, but the Chiron Super Sport 300 currently has a starting price of approximately $4 million. The Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse World Record Edition, when last appeared on the used car market since 2016, was priced at approximately $2.6 million.

The remaining 6 cars in the above batch are also not medium-sized when they are the Bugatti Baby II line. This is a toy electric car model that is 75% of the size of a real car, with a maximum speed of 70 km / h and a range of 50 km. The build quality and materials are just like the real thing, even the most advanced version, the Baby II Pur Sang, has a handcrafted aluminum body frame that took 200 hours to build. In addition, even toy cars, Bugatti has limited production (500 cars).

The starting price of this model is quite gentle when stopping at $ 40,000. The above amount is enough to buy a Kia Telluride (starting at $33,100) plus quite a few optional equipment.

The above 6 cars are given to 6 children of the customer. The whole family, while at the Molsheim factory, also had a tour of the headquarters, including the Bugatti stables, the Orangerie greenhouse built by founder Ettore Bugatti and the Atelier car assembly facility. .

Besides, Andy Wallace, Bugatti’s test driver also accompanied the family of the above customer and this is certainly not the first time the two have met.

References: Carscoops, Motor1, Bugatti