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Bugatti Sold 70 Cars this Year

Just a few days ago, the Volkswagen Group announced that it had nearly sold 1,000,000 cars in November. Little did we know then how big a role Bugatti has played in that figure.

Untethered by such gauche responsibilities as announcing monthly sales figures (and don’t you know it’s rude to ask, where did you go to finishing school?), Bugatti has been a bit of a mystery as far as volume is concerned.

Now, though, the French super carmaker has announced that it achieved its goal of selling 70 cars this year.

“It is a tremendous success for the entire Bugatti team that we have already reached the target of 70 vehicles in the first full year of production of the Chiron,” said Wolfgang Durheimer, the soon to retire president Bugatti. “I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all our suppliers for their commitment and delivery compliance.”

With more than 300 cars already ordered, and a further 200 still available (in the future, of course) Bugatti will have to continue working on the Chiron for another 6 years before the run is done, which is a pretty smart business model when you think about it.

Bugatti also revealed that 49% of Chirons were sold in either North America or the Middle East, 43% were sold in Europe, and 8% were sold in the Asia-Pacific region.

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