Bugatti Chiron, 2018
Bugatti Chiron
Bugatti Chiron•
•96 مشاهدة
Chassis No.: VF9SP3V31JM795073
Auction: Los Angeles 2018
Auction date: February 17, 2018
Lot No.: S98
- Exterior: Blue
- Interior: Black/blue
- 1 of an estimated 70 produced annually with 500 to be produced for a 7-year model run beginning in 2016
- Quad-turbocharged 8.0L DOHC 64-valve W16 engine
- 1,479 HP and and 1,180 ft/lbs of torque
- Aluminum engine cover
- Top speed of 261 MPH
- 0-60 MPH in 2.3 seconds
- DSG 7-speed twin-clutch gearbox
- All wheel drive: front axle with Borg Warner torque transfer differential and rear axle with transverse differential lock
- Five selectable drive protocols: Lift, EB, Autobahn, Handling and Top Speed
- Launch control system
- Electronic stability control with traction control
- Carbon fiber monocoque vehicle structure
- Carbon ceramic disc brakes
- $3,750 French Racing Blue calipers
- Active rear wing
- Two-tone Atlantic Blue and French Racing Blue
- $31,000 Beluga Black Comfort seats
- French Racing Blue theme stitching
- Automatic climate control
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Navigation
- $12,400 diamond-cut Atlantic Blue Classique wheels
The Bugatti Chiron is currently the fastest car in the world. That statement is neither a hyperbole nor opinion; for owners of any other hypercar, it’s simply the daunting reality. Powered by a massive 8.0L W-16 engine producing an astonishing 1,479 HP and 1,180 lb-ft of torque, the Chiron achieves stratospheric performance without the assistance of auxiliary electric-drive motors featured in the current genre of hypercars, such as the Ferrari LaFerrari and the Porsche 918. The Chiron relies on large displacement—8 liters—and forced induction via four turbochargers to realize its terminal-velocity top speed of 261 MPH.
Ironically, the Chiron is electronically limited to 261 MPH with credible sources citing 288 MPH as its true top speed, a claim that Bugatti has neither confirmed nor denied. However, it would be overly simplistic to characterize the Chiron purely based on its amazing acceleration and top speed. It is the way the Chiron gracefully harnesses and applies this overly generous serving of power that makes it such a delight to drive. Traction is distributed through all-wheel-drive with front-axle torque-transfer differential and rear-axle traverse differential lock. Power is transmitted through a DSG 7-speed twin-clutch gearbox. The driver can choose between five selectable driving modes.
This enables the Chiron to behave in a docile manner in city traffic or morph into an aggressive race-car persona at a turn of a switch, all made possible by Bugatti’s electronic stability-control, traction-control and launch-control systems. This 2018 Bugatti Chiron is a stunning presentation in its two-tone Atlantic Blue and French Racing Blue color scheme contrasted with diamond-cut Blue Classique wheels. The interior is richly appointed with Beluga Black comfort seats with deviating French Racing Blue stitching. This Bugatti Chiron is one of just 70 examples planned for production in model-year 2018.
