How Much Does a Bugatti Veyron Cost?

After acquiring the Bugatti brand in 1998, Volkswagen AG introduced the Veyron as a concept car next year at the Tokyo Motor Show. Named after the racing driver Pierre Veyron, the production started in 2005 and culminated in 2015, after Bugatti completed 450 examples of this superfast machine. 

The initial price tag of the Veyron was $1.9 million, but the automaker introduced a number of special editions, some of which even cost double the starting amount. For instance, the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport Sang Noir came with a $3.4 million price tag. With even the $1.9 m price tag, the Veyron is the second cheapest Bugatti in the world.

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Let’s discuss the most important features of this speed demon and talk briefly about its special editions.

Bugatti Veyron

Despite initial plans for a three-bank W18 engine, the Bugatti Veyron features an 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16 engine, delivering nearly 1000bhp and 922 lb-ft of torque. It achieved a top speed of 253.81mph in 2005, using a ‘speed key’ to bypass the 213mph limiter. The 2010 Super Sport variant enhanced performance to 1183bhp. The Veyron boasts a robust braking system, adaptive suspension, and specially designed Michelin tires for high speeds. The luxurious interior, akin to a Bentley, includes leather upholstery, carbon fiber accents, and high-quality materials.

Veyron Special Editions

Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Super Sport World Record Edition 

Price: approximately $2.5 million

The Super Sport version, limited to 30 units, hit 267.856 mph and produced 1,184 hp in 2009. Five models, known as the World Record Edition, weren’t electronically limited to 258 mph, featuring a distinctive black carbon body with orange details.

Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Venet

Price: Unknown

French artist Bernar Venet transformed this Veyron into the “fastest artwork ever,” integrating mathematical formulae across its front and flanks. Known for its rusted metal finish, Venet extended this theme inside the car, maintaining the orange science and math motif.

Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse Legend Black Bess

Price: approximately $3 million 

Part of the Legends Series, this model honors the Bugatti Type 18 Black Bess, a legendary race car from 1912-1914. It boasts a black carbon body with Havanna leather interior featuring hand-painted scenes of the original Black Bess and Garros’s airplane.

Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Sang Bleu

Price: around $2 million when new and over $3 million when sold at RM Sotheby’s 

Celebrating Bugatti’s centenary, this unique model combines blue carbon fiber and aluminum. Despite being stolen in 2011, it was recovered in Germany with minor damages.

Bugatti 16.4 Veyron Pur Sang

Price: $2 million 

This model, emphasizing the car’s structural beauty, features a pure material finish without paint. The exclusive alloy (AlMgSi 0.3 Vitral 42) used highlights the Veyron’s art, design, and technology.

Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport L’Or Blanc

Price: $2.5 million

Notable for its porcelain elements, it is both a marvel and a controversial choice with its ostentatious design, including porcelain fuel caps and a caviar tray.

Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse Legend Meo Costantini

Price: $2.5 million

Honoring Bugatti’s head of motorsport, this model features blue-painted carbon fiber and bare aluminum. It includes embossed signatures and etched scenes from Costantini’s racing career.

Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse La Finale

Price: approximately $2.6 million 

Marking the end of the Veyron’s run, La Finale features a red-painted hood over black fenders, crimson carbon fiber, and maroon wheels. The interior combines Hot Spur leather with cream upholstery and showcases Bugatti’s bronze elephant logo.

Because these special editions are rare and hard to find, their prices have gone up over time.

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