At just under $3 million, the Bugatti Chiron is one of the most expensive new cars money can buy. The exorbitant price tag means it’s relatively a tough sell, with the Molsheim hypercar still available in fewer than 100 examples more than four years since its premiere. The company has produced over 250 cars and received payments from customers for an additional 150, out of a total production run of 500 vehicles.
The topic of a more affordable Bugatti has been making the headlines in the past few months, but it looks like it’s not going to happen anytime soon. Parent company Volkswagen Group has decided to prioritize liquidity to face these challenging times caused by the coronavirus pandemic. A decision regarding a “cheaper” Bugatti has been put on the backburner, with company president Stephan Winkelmann telling Automotive News Europe:
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