Bugatti opens its first exhibition room in Beijing

Many luxury automobile manufacturers know that in this hard financial times China is one of the best auto markets on the world. After Rolls-Royce, Bentley and Ferrari, Bugatti opened its first exhibition room in Beijing as a response to the big demand among Chinese customers.

The opening of the showroom shows Bugatti’s confidence in China’s luxury car market but also its tentative to seek more stable growth. For those who don’t know, last week Ferrari unveiled the 599 GTB Fiorano HGTE China Limited Edition which shows that the Chinese market is very important for the Italian manufacturer.
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Agent63 - 10/14/2009 4:27:01 PM

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As a Chinese person born and raised in North America there is no chance a Bugatti could ever reach it's maximum speed in China. Traffic is congested like a Mo_fo and there are too many pedestrians. Also something to consider is robbery. Many thieves out there who like to snatch. Imagine you lost your car key to your Veyron.!

Carboy - 10/14/2009 9:43:46 PM

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China is actually one of the fastest growing luxury car markets!

Agent63 - 10/15/2009 6:00:26 AM

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It is but there's no room for a Veyron on the streets. Not that many Chinese can't afford it. It's just there's no room to park it or no where that you can trust. If you've ever been to China you will understand. The Veyron would be dead on the street before it gets to its next gas station. Traffic is brutal and the number of pedestrians is truly insane.