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I wasn't kidding when I said it's raining Bugatti Centodieci specs earlier in the day. And we are now at our third custom configuration, with these piece of eye candy obviously coming in the form of renderings.
This modern-day reinterpretation of the Bugatti EB110 made its official debut at Pebble Beach, with the French carmaker (yes, well all know the owner of the brand) choosing an all-white spec.
And while I've mentioned this before, I'll say it again: the said color hides a part of the Centodieci's design complexity, which is not something we can say about these renderings.
For instance, the one we have here is all about the visible carbon, with the appearance of the hypercar being split between a clear coat and what appears to be a copper take. Ohm and we mustn't forget the silver details, which are found on multiple places of the 1,600 horsepower monster (yes, that's an extra 100 hp compared to the Chiron, Chiron Sport and Divo).
The pixel play we have here was born on social media and its no wonder that somebody has already used the comments section of the Instagram post showcasing the hypercar to ask a supercar collector is this spec floats his boat - we're talking about Manny Khoshbin here.
Of course, we'll have to wait a while before finding out the names of the lucky ten who got to adorn their garages with a Bugatti Centodieci and that's because customer deliveries aren't scheduled to kick off until 2021.
Speaking of collectors and the presentation of the Bugatti Centodieci, you might want to know how things went once the sun was no longer shining. Well, another social media-savvy supercar collector has taken to Instagram to showcase the Bug party, as you'll notice in the second post below - we're talking about Kris Singh here.
And while I've mentioned this before, I'll say it again: the said color hides a part of the Centodieci's design complexity, which is not something we can say about these renderings.
For instance, the one we have here is all about the visible carbon, with the appearance of the hypercar being split between a clear coat and what appears to be a copper take. Ohm and we mustn't forget the silver details, which are found on multiple places of the 1,600 horsepower monster (yes, that's an extra 100 hp compared to the Chiron, Chiron Sport and Divo).
The pixel play we have here was born on social media and its no wonder that somebody has already used the comments section of the Instagram post showcasing the hypercar to ask a supercar collector is this spec floats his boat - we're talking about Manny Khoshbin here.
Of course, we'll have to wait a while before finding out the names of the lucky ten who got to adorn their garages with a Bugatti Centodieci and that's because customer deliveries aren't scheduled to kick off until 2021.
Speaking of collectors and the presentation of the Bugatti Centodieci, you might want to know how things went once the sun was no longer shining. Well, another social media-savvy supercar collector has taken to Instagram to showcase the Bug party, as you'll notice in the second post below - we're talking about Kris Singh here.
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