This year marks a century of existence for automaker Bugatti, and among the company’s celebrations include this trio of limited-edition Veyrons. The three cars celebrate the company’s sales success in Middle Eastern markets and were unveiled today at the Dubai Motor Show. Just five copies of each car will be built, and they’re exclusively for buyers in the Middle East.
The Veyron Nocturne (seen above) wears a glossy black roof and front fenders, while the hood, rear fenders, and lower skirts are finished in shiny aluminum. We’re guessing the name, which means “nocturnal,” is echoing the difference between day and night with the two-tone scheme. The polished wheels are unique to the Nocturne. The color scheme continues inside with a black magnesium-coated dashboard and a galvanized-platinum center console, making it shiny enough to use as a mirror. The price tag is $2.4 million.
Next up is the equally shiny Veyron Sang d’Argent, pictured above. The name roughly translates to “silver blood,” which seems appropriate given that the body wears a mix of polished-aluminum and silver-painted panels. The Veyron Grand Sport donated its wheels to the cause, while a special “Havanna” treatment fills the inside. This one’s a comparative steal at “just” $2.1 million.
Our favorite of the trio has to be this, the Soleil de Nuit. Based on the targa-top Veyron Grand Sport, the luscious burnt orange leather is easily spotted through the roof opening. The body’s painted in a deep metallic blue with polished aluminum ringing the bottom of the car. The so-called Sang Noir (“black blood”) wheels also sport matching blue paint. Bugatti says the car embodies the “Art, Forme, Technique” mantra that underlies all Bugatti design. This model can be yours for $2.25 million.
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