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Although I've covered some Bugatti Chiron models before here on Autotrader Find, this is (in my opinion) the best one yet -- largely because it's finished in the car's classic colors, boasting the black-and-blue exterior Bugatti used to show the vehicle before its official launch. Unfortunately, as desirable as the colors might make it seem, there's a problem: This Chiron is currently offered for $4 million.
Admittedly, that's not really a problem if you're in the market for a Chiron, as that's about what they're going for. But it's a problem if, say, you don't have $4 million to spend on an automobile and instead your budget is closer to roughly 10 percent of that. Then you'll never be able to experience 1,500 horsepower and a top speed of 261 miles per hour.
One unusual thing about the listing for this particular Chiron is that it's offered in West Hollywood, California, by a private seller. I'm normally skeptical of private-seller supercar offerings, largely because there are the occasional scams, and because photographs can be gathered from anywhere for some attention-seeking person to make it look like they have an expensive car. But the listing for this Chiron shows 18 photos, all taken in the same place, and it provides a VIN for additional legitimacy.
Speaking of the VIN, the Carfax report is unusual, showing only one event: a sale listing from O'Gara Coach, the Bugatti dealership in Beverly Hills, from October. It appears the current owner bought the Chiron and never drove it -- perhaps instead intending to flip it for a profit, as the current MSRP is somewhere below $3 million.
But regardless of the exact circumstances, here's your chance to buy one of the ultimate cars ever made.
Doug DeMuro is an automotive journalist who has written for many online and magazine publications. He once owned a Nissan Cube and a Ferrari 360 Modena. At the same time.
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