Bugatti’s Triumphant Return to the Supercar World:The Birth of a New Era

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CAR OF THE WEEK:

In the early 1990s, the automotive world was shaken by the arrival of the Bugatti EB 110. This was not just a car; it was the first supercar to bear the iconic Bugatti name in nearly 40 years, reviving the legendary brand with a vengeance. Unveiled in 1991 by Italian entrepreneur Romano Artioli, the EB 110 combined new technology, stunning design, and incredible performance. It was a car that whispered the promise of future legends. Quite simply, the EB 110 set a new standard, laying the foundation for the iconic hypercar’s that would follow.

At the heart of the EB 110 was a 3.5-liter, quad-turbo V12 engine that generated 560 horsepower, enabling it to go from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.2 seconds which was an astonishing feat for its time. With a top speed of 212 mph, it was one of the fastest cars on the planet, rivaling the likes of the Ferrari F40 and the McLaren F1. The EB 110’s all-wheel-drive system, lightweight carbon fiber body, and advanced aerodynamics made it remarkably stable at high speeds.

When compared to later Bugatti masterpieces like the Veyron and Chiron, the EB 110 was the foundation. While the Veyron set new benchmarks for power and speed with its 1,000+ horsepower, the EB 110 was the first to prove that Bugatti could still build supercars that pushed the envelope.

When it was released, the EB 110 had a price tag of around $400,000, which would translate to well over $700,000 today when adjusted for inflation. Today, this car has valuation’s often surpassing $1 million dollars. The low production number of 139 units makes it a true collector's treasure, highly prized for its rarity and innovation. The EB 110 is a reminder that groundbreaking innovation starts with audacity.

The Bugatti EB 110 stands as a testament to what happens when visionary ambition meets innovative engineering. Its blend of raw power, futuristic design, and relentless pursuit of glory laid the groundwork for Bugatti’s future dominance in the hypercar world. Owning an EB 110 today is about holding a piece of automotive history. For those who dream of defying limits, the EB 110 proves that boundaries are meant to be shattered. For any person that is striving for more or wants to drive a car like this someday, as always, I’m rooting for you!

Bugatti EB110 review!

I love to hear the opinions of people who have firsthand experience with the vehicle. Enjoy!