| Vitesse de pointe | 420 km/h |
| Accélération 0-100 km/h | 2.50 s |
| Puissance | 1500 hp |
| Couple | 1600 Nm @ 2000 rpm |
| Poids | 1995 kg |
Tom Da Man - à 12:23
The Mulsanne and the Chiron are a perfect match, because you could use them for really different reasons. If you'd add a Range Rover, you wouldn't need more cars. (Many Bug owners own ten or more cars.) I do like the colour combo too, but the only line on the Chiron that's Bug-like - meaning clean in a Jean Bugatti-way - is the back's one, and you can find the same design on about every super sports car, including the 2017 Koenigsegg's models. That's a shame, isn't it?
Nice spot+location!
Tom Da Man - à 12:25
(In the 2016 Chantilly event, the Mulsanne was used as a catering car for the Bugatti Veyrons; of course, I know these cars probably aren't one owner-ones in the car spot presented...: they're registered in different countries.)
