Send to a friendDucati Minor December 4th, 2007 4:14 PM Link
Ettore Bugatti is rolling around in his grave. A German car with his name…from the volkswagen.
Bugatti Veyron Targa Info Leaks Out
Written By: Phil Floraday
Here’s an interesting rumor about the alleged Veyron Targa. Apparently the entire run of production cars has been sold out, the first test car just left the factory, and test drives are only being offered to current Veyron owners.
Top speed will be limited, presumably by aerodynamic forces and the laws of physics, to 211 miles per hour. The regular Veyron will run all the way up to 248 miles per hour, so you’re going to give up a lot of top end to enjoy the chance for topless motoring. Other bad news includes the inability to stow the targa panel anywhere in the car, so those topless drives better be reserved for the nicest days of the year. You’d look awfully silly hiding under an overpass in a multi-million dollar ride.
+ Autogespot: Update: Bugatti Veyron Targa! (via Autoblog)
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5 Comments
Trinks December 4th, 2007 11:57 PM Link
Hooray! Another plaything for the super-rich! Brought to you by Volkswagen.
Hell bounD December 5th, 2007 7:30 AM Link
Bugatti is a varient of pure power and how good automobiles have become, but unfortunaely has become “BLING BLING” for the wealthy. Seriously sad
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