I got my first in-person look at the new Bugatti Chiron at the New York International Auto Show. Naturally it was from behind the fence meant to keep the proletariat at bay, but what I could see was spectacular. There seems to be another level of fine detail in the Chiron over that of the Veyron. It’s even more of a work of art, and that has become increasingly important for cars at this ultimate level.
One thing I noticed in particular was the Bugatti badge on the front grille. It has more dimension and appears to be hand made and hand painted. It helps give a little artisan appeal to the Chiron’s otherwise all-too-perfect modern mechanical nature.
Enjoy the photos of what should soon be confirmed as the fastest car in the world.
-Nick Walker
Have you placed an order yet? I’ll take two. Saw some 1930s Lagondas on my travels last week. Different kettle of fish but if anyone is interested: https://carswithasideofcouscous.wordpress.com/2017/04/11/great-driving-in-suffolk-lagonda-spotting/
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