Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse Jean Bugatti: Frankfurt
Second in series of strictly limited Veyrons celebrated at Frankfurt show

Yours for 2.28m euros, plus taxes and undisclosed 'other charges', like the other Legend Edition cars just three will be built.
Inspired by 'La Voiture Noire', the personal Type 57SC Atlantic of Ettore Bugatti's eldest son Jean, the Grand Sport Vitesse Jean Bugatti takes the base of the 1,200hp Grand Sport Vitesse and emulates Jean's famous car via the medium of black clearcoat carbon bodywork and platinum trim on the grille and badge on the rear. Nods to the original car - lost in the 'confusion' (Bugatti's words) of WWII - include the rosewood gear selector and upholstery colours. By the standards of recent Veyron limited editions the finished result is - relatively - subdued and understated.
According to Bugatti just four Type 57SC Atlantics were built between 1936 and 1938, La Voiture Noire being the first with two remaining. And valuable enough to make the new car's asking price seem like peanuts.

It's kind of sad when a road-legal 1000hp+ car is boring, but that's what you get for constantly trumpeting it, I suppose.

Anyway, moving along... is it my eyesight or does 'the Jean' appear to have relatively high-profile tyres? Wonder why?


Is it the fact that it looks somehow subtle compared to other
extremely expensive cars?
Wouldn't give a toss if every single one was a special edition to make them unique, if there is a market for such a thing.
They don't claim to have made a revolutionary change to the whole concept, aren't they?
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