Owning a Bugatti undoubtedly comes with many privileges. Special service network around the world, special after-sales services, special cars and more… But perhaps the coolest of these is the Bugatti speed test privilege. The brand invited all available customers from around the world to test drives with their cars. Users were almost breaking the world record in speed trials. Here are the details about the Bugatti speed test…
A Bugatti user reached a speed of 400 kilometers per hour in his own car!
Bugatti held a test event last week to test the aerodynamics and durability of its cars. The event was held inside Space Florida’s Launch and Landing Facility. So to put it coolly, a space shuttle launch facility was shut down for ground planes and their owners.
The event was held together with Bugatti and Bugatti’s former customers. All Bugatti owners came to the event with their own cars. The brand designed and presented a personalized Bugatti racing suit for all drivers. In addition to these, different gifts were waiting for Bugatti owners.
When the venue was a former space shuttle launch facility, there was a 3-mile runway on the ground. This is a runway where old space shuttles are taken to the parking lot and rockets that return to Earth land. However, it is now the testing ground for supersport cars called ground planes instead of space shuttles.
Car owners on the track tried their cars one by one. In the event, which was delightfully fun, a user managed to accelerate to 400 kilometers. Considering that the speed record of the Bugatti Chiron is 417 kilometers, we can say that it is almost a world record. The aerodynamics of the cars were also tested at the event. Bugatti engineers took the necessary notes and user experience notes.
Regarding the event, Brand Manager Evan Cygler said, “The Chiron Super Sport showed a confident stance at 400 km/h as it did at 200 km/h. “It’s an unforgettable experience and it has further cemented my passion for the Bugatti brand.” The brand manager then gave each participant a gift on the back of the helmet they used by writing the highest speed the user had done in the event. So what do you think? Don’t forget to give your opinion in the comments section…
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