The Galibier is back in black! Bugatti has released these moody new shots of its super-saloon concept which is expected to begin production when the Veyron is discontinued in 2012.
Previously shown in a two-tone blue and chrome paint-job, the four-seater now sports a solid black finish.
Although technically still a concept, the 16C Galibier is almost production ready. As it stands the newcomer gets the 8.0-litre 16-cylinder engine from the Veyron but de-tuned down to around 800bhp.
To help improve the performance further still, a lightweight body, built of carbon fibre and aluminium will feature.
With the emphasis of the design and engineering firmly on ultimate luxury, the £900,000 model also gets a distinctive wood and leather trimmed interior.
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It looks like a rebadged Porsche Panamera with SAAB headlights. And what's with the glowing wheel insets and 8 exhausts? Hardly elegant.
Ok 'gherkins123' I agree with you that it's a bit on the vulgar side of things but why not? if I was paying £900,000 for a 800bhp Bugatti I'd want it to be different to anything else on the road.
If you want elegance, buy a Rolls Royce not an 8.0 litre W16 super saloon!