2009 Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport

The 2009 Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport is the fastest yet luxurious car made. Having a rich historical background; from the famous French driver Pierre Veyron, this car is living up to its expectations. The roadster has similar designs from its predecessors, except one thing, the roof. Designed using targa-styles and open top capabilities the roof is unique as well as attractive. The Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport convertible design makes it elegant for all the occasions. This car has been designed to ensure the same quality, speed and safety as that provided by the coupe. With the display of taking in 2008, the car has proven to be the world's most exciting and exhilarating machine man has made.

The Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport is capable of dispensing eight liters of fuel using the Quad-Turbocharged 16 Cylinder engine type. The 1001 horsepower produced makes the car reach unbelievable speeds of 252.9 mph with roof in place and 223.7 mph with the roof opened. It weighs 4339 lbs with its height at 47.4 inches.

The Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport innovativeness is further boosted by the installation of a rectangular umbrella-like soft top that covers the driver and passenger from sudden downpour. The Grand Sport is prevented from absorbing water through the moisture-resistant back-stitched leather cushioning. The car benefits from other features like unique LED headlight design, special alloy rims, signature details that are easy to spot for true Bugatti fans and also a state-of-the-art audio system with digital signal processors. A 2.7 inch monitor is installed at the rearview mirror which, in turn is integrated with the camera to allow easy parking.

The car has gone great heights to ensure structural rigidity with changes being made in the streamline canopy and adding structural enhancements for speed stability and protection in the event of a crash or accident. The driver and passenger are safeguarded from strong winds by the tall windshield and carbon-fiber longitudinal beams.

Unfortunately, the headquarters in Molsheim, Alsace, manufacture only a handful (only 150 units) of the 2009 Bugatti Veyron. This is also the case with its former predecessors. The car's market price is 1.4 million euros.