The Bugatti Veyron 16.4 grand sport is the roadster version of the Veyron 16.4. the name “grand sport” recalls two of the most beautiful models in the Bugatti brand’s history. The type 40 and type 43 from the late 20s and early 30s, were the first models to be given the moniker “grand sport” by Ettore and Jean Bugatti. these roadsters were the ultimate sports cars of their day.
The Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport combines the pioneering performance specs of the Veyron coupé with the alluring form of a roadster – and takes the experience of open-top driving in a supercar into a new dimension. In addition, the transparent roof allows drivers to directly experience their surroundings, even when the roof is up. Whether you are cruising elegantly or pushing the car to the limits of its power, with speeds of up to 360 km/h with the roof down and 407 km/h with the roof up, you are guaranteed an absolutely thrilling driver experience and a powerful adrenaline rush.
Following is the options list of the offered vehicle:
- Leather upholstered seat backrest
- Black air vent grips on the dashboard
- Blue brake callipers
- Carbon fibre driver zone + LED’s
- Carbon fibre central bridge
- Coloured inner details
- CLDT in extra range white leather
- Centre console in leather
- Dedication plate in silver
- Cavallino stitched on headrest – Bianco
- Black tailpipe tips
- Handy fire extinguisher
- Long, Narrow Italian Flag Motif
- Additional coloured mats with logo
- Upholstery with Azzurro leather
- ‘Scuderia Ferrari’ Sheilds
- Passenger Display
- 20″ Forged diamond racing wheels
- White REV counter
- Full electric seats
- EE Functionality
- Special equipment
- Coloured special stitching ( Bianco)
- Surround View
- Spare wheel kit 20″
Being the most powerful car in the McLaren Sports Series – and also the fastest around the track – the 620R is a truly unique proposition. It not only looks like a race car, it handles, performs and feels like a race car too. Based around the 570S GT4’s single-piece carbon fibre Monocell II chassis, the 620R is lives up to the McLaren lightweight design ethos. Its motorsport DNA is further enhanced by the adoption of the GT4’s adjustable aerodynamic elements, race suspension components and a powertrain recalibration that increases power output to the 620PS (610bhp) which gives the car its name.
Exclusive and extreme in equal measure, the McLaren 620R retains the DNA of a fully homologated track car yet is free from the restrictions that race regulations apply.
