Honors the under-appreciated EB110
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Bugatti traveled to Pebble Beach, California, to introduce a sold-out hypercar named Centodieci. The limited-edition model celebrates the company's 110th birthday (centodieci means one hundred and ten in Italian), while shedding light on a chapter of its history that's often left unexplored.
Bugatti traveled to Pebble Beach, California, to introduce a sold-out hypercar named Centodieci. The limited-edition model celebrates the company's 110th birthday (centodieci means one hundred and ten in Italian), while shedding light on a chapter of its history that's often left unexplored.
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I loved the EB110 when it came out and afterward but it never got much appreciation despite its exotic design, 12 cylinders, 4 turbo's, AWD, being so fast. Even when I was a teenager none of my car friends knew about it or talked about.
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yea the EB110 won't be known except for by someone who's really into fast expensive cars... despite being a major milestone of an automobileOriginally Posted by UDel
I loved the EB110 when it came out and afterward but it never got much appreciation despite its exotic design, 12 cylinders, 4 turbo's, AWD, being so fast. Even when I was a teenager none of my car friends knew about it or talked about.
There's a few quirks, but overall a beautiful vehicle. Love the homage