Bugatti produces only 30 samples Chiron Super Sport 300+ and one of these cars was recently delivered to its new owner in London.
All examples Chiron The Super Sport 300+ under construction has the same general specifications, but this particular car was equipped with Sky View glass roof panels that make the cabin a little lighter. As for the rest of the car, it is completed by an open body made of carbon fiber, contrasting with the bright orange racing lanes that run along the hood, roof, bonnet and rear wing.
British YouTuber TheTFJJ recently had the opportunity to ride a French hypercar through the streets of the UK capital, but it didn’t take long before the car caught the attention of a local police officer because it didn’t have a license plate in front. True, a car like the Chiron Super Sport 300+ looks much better without the front panel, but the law is the law.
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Interestingly, this Chiron Super Sport 300 was delivered to the HR Owen dealership in the UK in January along with a couple of other examples. One of these cars had a registration sticker on the front splitter, and the other had a license plate just below the driver’s headlight.
Although the owner of this Bugatti may not like the look of the front license plate, the law stipulates that the car must have it – and that’s it.
The Chiron Super Sport 300+ equipped with an 8.0-liter W16 with four-cylinder turbocharged and 1578 hp. compared to 1479 hp in standard Chiron. In August 2019, the car reached a top speed of 304.77 mph (490.484 km / h) on the VW Ehra-Lessien track with Le Mans winner and official Bugatti test driver Andy Wallace.
UK police put forward problem due to lack of front number on Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+
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