French manufacturer of high-performance luxury automobiles, Bugatti, is best known for creating some of the world’s most fastest, most expensive, and most exclusive automobiles in the entire world. As for the car shown here, this is the 2022 Bugatti Centodieci, 1 of just 10 production examples that will ever be built worldwide, chassis number VF9SE3V37NM795008. Painted in a fitting color known as ‘Blu Bugatti’ over an Blu Scuro leather interior, the Centodieci pays homage to the company’s Italian supercarof the 1990s, the Bugatti EB110. This particular example wears a livery that is a tribute towards the EB110 SS LM, Bugatti’s one and only 1994 Le Mans 24hr contender. The Centodieci also celebrates the company’s 110th anniversary, and offers some unique design elements and features that aren’t found on other high-end Bugatti models such as the Chiron, or even the Divo. The Centodieci is lighter than the Chiron, and takes some design cues from the 90’s EB110 model, notably with the presence of five round air-intakes on the side of the car, which is very reminiscent of the EB110 SS. The rear of the car displays eight seperated light strips or clusters for tail lights, as well as a menacing matte black quad-tip exhaust pipes. The Centodieci was designed by Bugatti’s design director, Achim Anscheidt, and reportedly, thanks to computer-assisted design technology, the design process for this special model only took around 6 months to complete. That being said, this car is certainly a nice differentiation from the standard Chiron, and brings forward some unprecedented ideas and features that simply cannot be found anywhere else. Approximately 12 total cars including prototypes were developed, however, of the 10 total production examples, this is officially car number 8 in the lineup.
How many made? 10 production cars.
Engine: 8.0L quad-turbocharged W16 tuned to produce 1,577hp (97hp more than the standard Chiron)
Debut: 2019 Pebble Beach
Top Speed: electronically limited to 236mph (claimed)
0-60: 2.4 seconds (claimed)
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