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The Bugatti Veryon
O....M.....G!!!!
This car does so many things previously thought impossible. Among them is that
it almost makes Lamborghinis and Ferraris look like old news. Highlights: 253
mph top speed! W-16 engine (two V-8s bolted together); two transmissions (one
for even gears and one for odd) that eliminate the pause between gears other
cars have when shifting because the next gear is ALREADY ENGAGED. So, when
accelerating...it just KEEPS accelerating and does...not...stop for a moment. It
does 0-60 and back to 0 in less than five seconds; 0-62mph in 2.3 seconds (jet
fighter catapults on aircraft carriers do 0-60 in 3); 1,001 horse power; 12
radiators, many aircraft, titanium parts and components; and a 1.7 MILLION
dollar BASE price (withOUT options).
You could buy SIX
Lamborghini Murcielagos
for that amount. I still love Ferraris and Lambos.....but this Veryon is truly
in a class that it invented for itself.
 
When
this engine was first tested, the hottest ever exhaust almost burned the
building down. It runs so hot that it takes 12 specially built radiators (each
takes 17 hours to build), and all hand made with with 10 layers each from
aircraft quality materials.
In fact, the nearly 100% hand made car required many
titanium parts for the heat energy it generates. It took 16 inch disc brakes
(the largest ever produced for such a car) made from a composite of three
aircraft grade materials. Even with that, it required a functioning aircraft
wing on the back that doubles as an air brake - providing 70% of the car's total
braking power....used the same way that an aircraft speed brake is used. The
first B.V. shot six foot flames out the back at high speeds.
Volkswagen bought the rights to Bugatti and is
producing this car in Germany. Only 300 will Ever be made.

You Tube Videos and Other
Links
B.V. Races a Fighter Jet
B.V driven at Top Speed
If that were not enough, there is a...
SPECIAL
EDITION of the B.V. - Only FOUR will ever be made.
Video of it here and
More here
B.V. Driven into Lake!
More Info:
B.V. on Wikipedia

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