RM Sotheby's sold the one-of-a-kind Bugatti Chiron Profilée for over $10 million, a figure that makes the coupe the most expensive new car sold at auction.
charged about $3 million for it, meaning the anonymous collector who took home the one-off car could have bought three regular Chiron models instead. With that said, we're not 100% surprised by the result: in addition to being a unique car, the Profilée stands out as the last W16-powered car available from Bugatti.
Bugatti didn't envision the Profilée as a one-off; far from it. The model was developed with limited production in mind as a toned-down version ofthat puts a bigger focus on touring than on handling. Changes such as wider front air dams, a bigger grille, and a small rear wing with a hollow middle section change the coupe's aerodynamic profile, and Bugatti also tweaked the steering and suspension systems.
Production should have been capped at 30 units globally, but Bugatti canned the project after it filled all of the available Chiron build slots. There's no word on who bought the Chiron Profilée or where it's off to, so keep your eyes peeled at the next cars and coffee gathering.
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