BUGATTI CHIRON Profilée Review

How much is the Bugatti Chiron profile?
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roughly $10.7 million
Bugatti's one-off Chiron Profilée sold for an incredible 9,792,500 Euros (roughly $10.7 million) at RM Sotheby's event in Paris on Wednesday, smashing all estimates and becoming the most expensive new car ever sold at auction.
What is the most expensive Bugatti?
Bugatti Chiron Profilée
On February 1, Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac announced the news that the sole Bugatti Chiron Profilée on the planet has set a global record of “most expensive new car ever sold at auction,” fetching $10.76 million at RM Sotheby's.
Who purchased Bugatti Chiron profile?
The Bugatti Chiron owned by Mayur Shree is also the first unit of the model to be ever delivered in Texas.
It’s a one-off, based on the Pur Sport. That car, you might remember was the lightest, most track focused Chiron. It wore magnesium wheels, shorter gear ratios that improved sprinting ability (2.3secs to 62mph stat fans!) and a giant six foot wide rear wing.
But Bugatti’s customers (what a demanding bunch they are) wanted more. They asked for a car that combined the dynamic appeal of the Pur Sport, with the more muted aesthetics of the ‘lesser’ Chirons. And so the Profilée was born.
In place of the raised full width wing comes an integrated spoiler that still manages to develop 80 per cent of the Pur Sport’s downforce. And do so more efficiently. While the Pur Sport’s top speed was 218mph, the Profilée is capable of 236mph. The wing serves a double purpose, not only delivering downforce with its top surface, but evacuating hot air from the underside.
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