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When it comes to cars such as the Bugatti Veyron, your average servicing operations enter a whole new dimension. The company has now decided to reorganize its Veyron spanner activities, introducing the Bugatti Certified.
The program aims to “ensure the brand’s quality standards over the long-term for the entire Veyron market.” The initial focus is placed on the Veyron 16.4 and the Veyron 16.4 Super Sport.
As for how this works, the hypercars will be given a complete service, with Bugatti’s specialists making sure these stay in top tech and visual condition. Bugatti explains they’ll be installing the essential technical updates, as well as extend the warranty of the vehicles. It all ends with a Bugatti Certified seal.
The company assures buyers of used models that they’ll be included in the family. To be more precise, buying a Veyron from a current owner guarantees you will be included on the list of special owners, such as factory visits.
“A Bugatti is purchased as a collector’s item. To honor the trust placed in us and to ensure the lasting value of this automotive icon is our highest priority,” said Dr Stefan Brungs, member of the board of Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S. responsible for Sales, Marketing and Customer Service.
As for how this works, the hypercars will be given a complete service, with Bugatti’s specialists making sure these stay in top tech and visual condition. Bugatti explains they’ll be installing the essential technical updates, as well as extend the warranty of the vehicles. It all ends with a Bugatti Certified seal.
The company assures buyers of used models that they’ll be included in the family. To be more precise, buying a Veyron from a current owner guarantees you will be included on the list of special owners, such as factory visits.
“A Bugatti is purchased as a collector’s item. To honor the trust placed in us and to ensure the lasting value of this automotive icon is our highest priority,” said Dr Stefan Brungs, member of the board of Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S. responsible for Sales, Marketing and Customer Service.
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