The Bugatti EB110 is a legendary car, and if you follow #RareCarsOnly, you’ll know that we have already written about multiple variants of the EB110, including (1 of 4) 1990 Bugatti EB110 ‘A2’ prototype (chassis 39001), the (1 of 1 of 5) 2001 Dauer Bugatti EB110 Super Sport Light Weight (chassis 7598), & also the 1994 Bugatti EB110 Rinspeed Cyan Concept. One company that also decided to modify and create their own variation of the EB110 that we haven’t talked about is Brabus. So today, let’s take a look at the one-off 1994 Bugatti EB110 SS by Brabus (SS18-Vin-ZA9BB02E0 RCD 39018). Brabus also modified a EB110 GT, however, photos of that car are not easy to come by. For reference, Bugatti produced only 31 production SS variants & 84 production GT variants with the rest being prototypes/continuation cars. Of the 31 SS examples, only one car was modified by Brabus, this car. Externally, the only noticeable difference on the Brabus example is it’s quad-tip exhaust & ‘Brabus’ badging. Sometime between 2014-2016, this Brabus EB110 SS was stripped of all of it’s body panels and repainted from it’s original silver color to ‘Bianco Monaco’ white. The engine of the SS was sufficient enough to Brabus to remain unmodified, rather they implemented most of their modifications to the interior. Brabus decked out the interior with blue & black leather as well as adding some Brabus badging. The last time this car was seen for sale was 2013, in the UK listed for $740,000. Today, the car resides in California under private ownership, with a fresh new white paint job & HRE wheels.
How many made? 1 of 1.
Engine: 3.5 L Bugatti quad-turbocharged V12 with an increased 630hp
Debut: 1992 Geneva Motor Show
Top Speed: N/A
0-60mph: N/A
Photo Credit: EB110 Registry & @hunterswift
Research: @rarecarsonly