whats so good about this car
collegechick
10-23-2003, 04:17 PM
i'm in college, i'm doing a project on supercars,
can anyone tell me what makes this car different from the rest and why you think its best.
can anyone tell me what makes this car different from the rest and why you think its best.
SuPeRcAr_MaN
10-23-2003, 07:17 PM
Which model?
collegechick
10-24-2003, 02:50 AM
the veyron
Hudson
10-24-2003, 10:04 AM
There are a number of things that make the Bugatti 16/4 Veyron significant.
Heritage: No other exotic car builder has the heritage of Bugatti. The first Bugatti was built in 1911 and the company was known for its engineering and styling through 1940. Bugatti cars are held in such high esteem that the "Royale" model (of which, only 6 were built) held the record as the highest price ever paid for a used car (over $8 million in 1986). Since reviving the brand in 1991, the company has harnessed this heritage on premium cars fully deserving of the Bugatti name. Production of the new Volkswagen-built Bugatti returns the brand to its home in Molshiem, France.
Engineering: A sixteen-cylinder engine out-pistons any other current production car engine. Four turbos out-turbo any other current production street engine. A reported 1,001 DIN hp would out-power any production street engine ever built to this point.
Exclusivity: Production is planned to be no more than 60 (or so) units a year. And at a price somewhere just south of a million dollars, you won't see one of these cars at your local cruise night.
Heritage: No other exotic car builder has the heritage of Bugatti. The first Bugatti was built in 1911 and the company was known for its engineering and styling through 1940. Bugatti cars are held in such high esteem that the "Royale" model (of which, only 6 were built) held the record as the highest price ever paid for a used car (over $8 million in 1986). Since reviving the brand in 1991, the company has harnessed this heritage on premium cars fully deserving of the Bugatti name. Production of the new Volkswagen-built Bugatti returns the brand to its home in Molshiem, France.
Engineering: A sixteen-cylinder engine out-pistons any other current production car engine. Four turbos out-turbo any other current production street engine. A reported 1,001 DIN hp would out-power any production street engine ever built to this point.
Exclusivity: Production is planned to be no more than 60 (or so) units a year. And at a price somewhere just south of a million dollars, you won't see one of these cars at your local cruise night.
SuPeRcAr_MaN
10-24-2003, 03:01 PM
There are a number of things that make the Bugatti 16/4 Veyron significant.
Heritage: No other exotic car builder has the heritage of Bugatti. The first Bugatti was built in 1911 and the company was known for its engineering and styling through 1940. Bugatti cars are held in such high esteem that the "Royale" model (of which, only 6 were built) held the record as the highest price ever paid for a used car (over $8 million in 1986). Since reviving the brand in 1991, the company has harnessed this heritage on premium cars fully deserving of the Bugatti name. Production of the new Volkswagen-built Bugatti returns the brand to its home in Molshiem, France.
Engineering: A sixteen-cylinder engine out-pistons any other current production car engine. Four turbos out-turbo any other current production street engine. A reported 1,001 DIN hp would out-power any production street engine ever built to this point.
Exclusivity: Production is planned to be no more than 60 (or so) units a year. And at a price somewhere just south of a million dollars, you won't see one of these cars at your local cruise night.
That pretty much sums it up. I can add the signature Bugatti beauty, bot in the exterior and interior. I can only imagine what it's like to drive one of these things.
Heritage: No other exotic car builder has the heritage of Bugatti. The first Bugatti was built in 1911 and the company was known for its engineering and styling through 1940. Bugatti cars are held in such high esteem that the "Royale" model (of which, only 6 were built) held the record as the highest price ever paid for a used car (over $8 million in 1986). Since reviving the brand in 1991, the company has harnessed this heritage on premium cars fully deserving of the Bugatti name. Production of the new Volkswagen-built Bugatti returns the brand to its home in Molshiem, France.
Engineering: A sixteen-cylinder engine out-pistons any other current production car engine. Four turbos out-turbo any other current production street engine. A reported 1,001 DIN hp would out-power any production street engine ever built to this point.
Exclusivity: Production is planned to be no more than 60 (or so) units a year. And at a price somewhere just south of a million dollars, you won't see one of these cars at your local cruise night.
That pretty much sums it up. I can add the signature Bugatti beauty, bot in the exterior and interior. I can only imagine what it's like to drive one of these things.
TexasF355F1
10-24-2003, 03:09 PM
A girl doin' a project on supercars. Hell yea! :thumbsup:
Guyanson_Mendiola
11-10-2003, 01:56 AM
i like the EB110 better than the Veryon.
mattman890
11-29-2003, 03:28 PM
the bugatti veryon is the fastest production car out there. 0-60 in 2.8 seconds, and it reaches speads of 262 mph. the stats will tell you
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