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wow. i hadn't seen all those pics before, i've only seen the last one......that Veyron is like the *ultimate* Quattro!!! LOL!
cheers
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So only the richest of the richest hairdressers could afford this, is what your saying. :lol:
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yep. exclusive to the stylish ones ;)
(pssst...if i had the cash, i'd buy it in a second)
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this is gonna be one million right? I think id get that Diablo SVTT the only one made and call it a day, either that or a McLaren F1, if i could find one for a good price. Maybe a F50 or PCGT, or a Saleen S7 over this car. It looks good, but just to damn busy.
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yeah, $1 Million.
i believe when it's launched officially, it will set the record for the most expensive production car and the most powerful production car.
As much as i love Mac F1s, Enzos, etc.....there's something about this Bugatti which makes me want it more than any of those.
BTW, i was talking to my "insider" last night...and he was telling me WHY Bugatti are testing the car in such snowy conditions ------- he told me they aren't testing it for traction/all-weather/or winter testing.
he said that what they do is put huge snow tires on this car and test it's maximum traction and something called "coefficient of friction"...supposedly if a car can be controlled fully on snowy purposes on winter tires, than it can easily be controlled on dry surfaces with regular tires.
He also said that many Veyrons have been crashed during dry testing, and testing a car like this in the SNOW reduces the risk of crashing the cars since they have found large spaces to push the car to its limits in the snow.
Also, he said the whole VW/Audi group are now doing this with all their cars, and the new Bentleys are currently in Alaska being tested the same way!
