PARIS MOTOR SHOW: Bugatti Shows Off Its LAST Legend Edition Veyron, Dedicated To The Company's Founder

Although the Bugatti Veyron Ettore Bugatti is the last installment of the legend cars and it was seen at this year's Pebble Beach Concours weekend, that's what the Volkswagen-owned company brought to the 2014 Paris Motor Show. Is it a bit disappointing, yes; however, you have to consider that the company is really at the end of the line here.

According to the folks on hand, there are fewer than 20 Veyrons left for public consumption. That means if you have $2-3 million burning a hole in your pocket and you've always wanted excess speed, you should probably ring up Bugatti relatively soon.

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The Ettore Bugatti legend car is something that will likely go down in history. It certainly helps that it's named after the company's founder and it doesn't hurt that the company went a bit above and beyond with this particular edition.

Check out the polished aluminum and blue carbon fiber. See that company logo nestled between the two front seats? Yeah, it's covered in platinum. Clearly, Bugatti wants YOU to know that this special edition was conceived without any compromise.


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skytop - 10/2/2014 10:37:44 AM

+1 Boost

Time to retire this long in the tooth car for something fresh and overdue.

Agent00R - 10/2/2014 11:09:48 AM

+1 Boost

It's an ultra high-end product. Their lifecycles are much, much longer.

Hopefully within three years we'll see an all-new Bugatti come to an auto show.

randy3023 - 10/2/2014 11:56:39 AM

+1 Boost

Volkswagen lost about $6.25 Million on each Bugatti they sold [1].

This means the Bugatti Veyron, a car only afforded by individuals with net worths in the hundreds of millions, was SUBSIDIZED by ordinary VW, Porsche, and Audi drivers.

LOL. Yet ANOTHER reason I would never own a new VW. I am NOT going to contribute to the social WELFARE of billionaires so they can afford a Veyron.

[1] http://jalopnik.com/volkswagen-loses-a-staggering-6-25-million-on-each-bug-1426504241