
Andy Wallace hit a vmax of 304.77mph in a modified Chiron at Ehra-Lessien on 2nd August 2019
Well done Bugatti!
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That's incredible.
My order is in.

As an aside, if you could maintain that speed, I realised you could drive from Auckland to Wellington in a couple of hours...!

I have to be honest and say I can't imagine anyone wanting to get to Wellington that quickly LOL :)
If it were leaving Wellingon.... Hell I'd buy one just to be out of there quicker :)
networkn:I have to be honest and say I can't imagine anyone wanting to get to Wellington that quickly LOL :)
If it were leaving Wellingon.... Hell I'd buy one just to be out of there quicker :)
networkn:
I have to be honest and say I can't imagine anyone wanting to get to Wellington that quickly LOL :)
If it were leaving Wellingon.... Hell I'd buy one just to be out of there quicker :)
😉 So that'd be about an hour and a half to get from Wellington to the start of the virtual carpark that is the Southern Motorway....then another 3 or 4 hours to get into Auckland itself.
Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.
jonathan18:networkn:
I have to be honest and say I can't imagine anyone wanting to get to Wellington that quickly LOL :)
If it were leaving Wellingon.... Hell I'd buy one just to be out of there quicker :)
Given Auckland’s traffic, it doesn’t matter how fast the car is - you’d never get out of there in the first place!
Yup, thats why WHEN I get my GTR (hey, I might be 80 and the car a classic by then), it'll be track only, no way Id trash it by sitting in Auckland traffic :D
XPD / Gavin
Appears its not quite stock, but not far off it - https://arstechnica.com/cars/2019/09/bugatti-found-out-just-how-fast-the-chiron-is-flat-out-305mph/
XPD / Gavin
networkn:I have to be honest and say I can't imagine anyone wanting to get to Wellington that quickly LOL :)
If it were leaving Wellingon.... Hell I'd buy one just to be out of there quicker :)

Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.
MikeB4: From an engineering point of view it is an achievement but considering the bleak future the planet is facing it is time these projects and type of vehicles were put to sleep and the time and resources put to developing eco friendly projects.
Engineering developments trickle down. We've been facing various forms of a 'bleak future' for years, but continuous development of technology eventually has a flow-on effect.
And sorry, Bugatti isn't going to stop making cars and start making windmills.
MikeB4: From an engineering point of view it is an achievement but considering the bleak future the planet is facing it is time these projects and type of vehicles were put to sleep and the time and resources put to developing eco friendly projects.
https://www.driven.co.nz/news/news/leaked-lamborghini-s-first-hybrid-hypercar-emerges-online/
Perhaps that's more to your liking.
GV27:
MikeB4: From an engineering point of view it is an achievement but considering the bleak future the planet is facing it is time these projects and type of vehicles were put to sleep and the time and resources put to developing eco friendly projects.
Engineering developments trickle down. We've been facing various forms of a 'bleak future' for years, but continuous development of technology eventually has a flow-on effect.
And sorry, Bugatti isn't going to stop making cars and start making windmills.
I was just thinking that actually.
Sending a rocket into space with a Telsa attached to it was a far more environmentally impactful sin and don't even get me started on champagne Eco activists who fly everywhere.
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