Tdudrivetime

That looks sweet.

Hopefully Bugatti gets another entry, just like Volkswagen, and makes something like that.

Tsukishima wrote:I wish Bugatti got a second entry in the VGT project and made a road-going version of their first prototype...

be621c29330041.55ee183ac0292.jpg

0f789c29330041.55ee183ac1553.jpg

557b2329330041.55ee183ac48ae.jpg

Stunning design.

I always wanted Bugatti to expand their line-up and have more models than just the Veyron, many official renders of prototypes and the Galibier 16C proved they could make it but for some reason they never did it.

Zério wrote:I don't see it happening, mainly because your pictures aren't even official material from Bugatti.

I'm skeptical too, but it's not impossible for Bugatti getting another VGT in this, although even if they did get a second chance it doesn't mean they would make a road version of their first VGT.

Chủ wrote:

Zério wrote:I don't see it happening, mainly because your pictures aren't even official material from Bugatti.

I'm skeptical too, but it's not impossible for Bugatti getting another VGT in this, although even if they did get a second chance it doesn't mean they would make a road version of their first VGT.

Just so you know, every single "extra" VGT so far is a variation of an already existin' VGT.

The Alpine VGT with its race mode, the Volkswagen GTI Roadster with its supersport version, the Mercedes-AMG with its "racing series" variation, all the 3 SRT Tomahawks, and to some extent, the Toyota FT-1 with the FT-1 VGT. If Bugatti gets a second entry it's most likely that they will make a road-going version of their VGT... or an even more radical version of it...

This is all pure speculation though...

All of it.. it's mind-blowing.
Lucky GranTurismo..

Tsukishima wrote:I wish Bugatti got a second entry in the VGT project and made a road-going version of their first prototype...

Oh they will make a road-going version of that VGT, it will be called the Chiron.