Top 10 Most Expensive Bugatti Cars in the World

Author: Akshat Kashyap 20/03/24

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Bugatti Mistral Roadster: $5.4 million

With delivery scheduled for early 2024, Bugatti will only build 99 units of the W16 Mistral. All have been sold for more than $5 million.

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Bugatti Mistral Roadster: $5.4 million

With delivery scheduled for early 2024, Bugatti will only build 99 units of the W16 Mistral. All have been sold for more than $5 million.

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Bugatti Divo: $5.8 million

Just 40 Divo cars were made by Bugatti, and all of them were purchased before they were built.

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Bugatti Chiron Hermès Edition: $6 Million

Bugatti collaborated with French luxury goods company Hermès and California real estate tycoon Manny Khoshbin to produce a unique Chiron with an excellent finish.

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Bugatti Type 55 Super Sport Roadster: $7.1 million

The Type 55 Super Sport Roadster, created by Jean Bugatti, the son of the company's founder Ettore, is among the list's most traditionally gorgeous automobiles.

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Bugatti Centodieci: $8.8 million

In honour of the legendary 1992 Bugatti EB110 and to commemorate 110 years of the Bugatti brand, just 10 Centodieci hand-built automobiles were produced by Bugatti.

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1937 Bugatti Type 57S: $9.5 million

The first-ever Bugatti Type 57S was on display with the fastback Aerolithe coachwork at the 1935 London Motor Show.

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Bugatti Chiron Profilee: $10.7 million

The 8.0-liter, quad-turbocharged W16 engine, which produces 1,479 horsepower and 1,180 lb-ft of torque, is the engine of choice for the Bugatti Chiron Profilée.

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Bugatti La Voiture Noire: $$18.9 million

In honour of the original Type 57SC Atlantic coupe and to commemorate the automaker's 110th anniversary, Bugatti unveiled La Voiture Noire at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show.

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Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic: $40 million

Not only is the Type 57SC Atlantic the most costly Bugatti Type ever produced, but it is also shrouded in secrecy.

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