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There are Already 100 Bugatti Chirons in the World

The 100th Bugatti Chiron has rolled off the assembly line and is heading to a customer in the Middle East.

The milestone supercar is a great display of just how personalized a Chiron can get straight from the factory. The exterior body consists entirely of dark blue carbon fiber, topped with a matte finish for the very first time. The iconic Bugatti side line has been painted a contrasting Italian red, while the wheels in mink black are a menacing touch.

Inside the cabin, the contrasting red scheme continues with a full leather interior dominated by the shade. The French automaker said the 100th Bugatti Chiron cost about €2.85 million ($3.34 million USD).

Bugatti said production of the Chiron is running at full speed, with the company producing about 70 units per year. The Bugatti Chiron will be limited to 500 units, so expect a few more years of production.

“I find the 100th Chiron especially pleasing. It is dynamic and elegant in equal measure,” said Stephan Winkelmann, president of Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S. “This car shows that Bugatti produces highly individualized masterpieces of automobile craftsmanship that are simply unparalleled.

a version of this article first appeared on AutoGuide

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