Showing posts with label bugatti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bugatti. Show all posts
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Bugatti transmission order means Veyron may last well into 2014
Bugatti transmission order means Veyron may last well into 2014 The transmission is used only in the Veyron and has been engineered to withstand a full 1,200 horsepower by Ricardo. With shift times of less than 150 milliseconds and both automatic and manual modes, theres no other transmission like it in the world. Of course, they dont come cheap. Toast one of these and Bugatti will kindly ask for $120,000 for a replacement, not including installation.
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Bugatti has reportedly extended its order for the unique seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox in the Veyron through 2014. Originally, the automaker had only maintained a contract for the transmissions through the end of 2013. Rumors have been swirling around the possibility of a new iteration of the Veyron in the works capable of dropping a 1.8-second 0-60 time. Its entirely possible the new transmission order could be used in that contraption, though Bugatti isnt saying one way or the other.
Friday, May 10, 2013
Bugatti Grand Sport Vitesse Rafale at Sao Paulo Motor Show
Bugatti has for the first time in South America, with a special edition, the fastest production roadster in history.
Bugatti takes the motor show at St. Paul Grand Sport Vitesse, a fireball can dispense 1,200 HP (at 6,400 rpm) with its powerful 7.9 liter W16 engine. All this power (transmitted to all four wheels via a seven-speed DSG transmission) allow an acceleration of 0-62 mph in 2.6 seconds and reach a top speed of 255 mph, making it the fastest convertible series.
Like Veyrons 300 and Grand Sport 40 built in the Brazilian lands exposed Vitesse is unique. The body has an upper in shade? Grey Rafale? While for the roof area of the air intakes on the rear and used the color Blue carbon.
The same color combination seen in his cabin, where we find Lake blue leather seats combined with Light gray stitching.
The value of this special edition is $ 2.46 million, higher than the base price of the Vitesse ($ 2.19 million).
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