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Bugatti unveils three new special editions of the Veyron Grand Sports
From the Dubai Motor Show comes the surprise announcement of three unique units based on the incredible Bugatti Veyron Super Sport

When we all thought the Veyron had its days numbered with its successor on the way, the French brand has decided to present three new limited editions based on the Veyron Grand Sport.
The presentation, as could only be expected, took place at the Dubai Motor Show, which is being held this week, perhaps as an attempt to keep a dying car alive or simply to sell off, by whatever means, the last vehicles that will make up the Veyron’s lifespan
One of the versions will stand out for the yellow and black colours on its bodywork, colours that curiously were Ettore Bugatti’s favourites. As you can see in the images, the vehicle will initially stand out for a body painted mainly in yellow, with black wheels and lower section.
Inside the vehicle we find a cabin dominated by yellow leather, while elements such as the dashboard, steering wheel and gear lever are upholstered in black leather with yellow stitching. If you are interested in this unit, its price is set at 1.58 million euros

Second, we have the most interesting one, at least in my personal opinion: a Veyron with a full green carbon-fibre body, contrasted by polished aluminium elements such as the wing mirrors, wheels and even the EB logo. The interior comes in green with polished aluminium details. This unit is priced at 1.74 million euros
Lastly, we’ll look at a unit whose bodywork is presented in blue carbon fibre, with polished aluminium contrast elements on the air intakes and their edges. Inside, the upholstery is entirely in mandarin-coloured leather, except for the door panels, dashboard, steering wheel and centre console, which are upholstered in blue leather. This unit is priced at 1.74 million euros

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