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SACRE BLEU

was a bit special for the Volkswagen-revived Bugatti brand. You may recall the company celebrating the 110th anniversary of Ettore Bugatti’s founding of the marque in fine style by managing a 490km/h run with a mildly modified example of its Chiron Super Sport 300+ (yep, 300+ – as in a top-whack of over 300 miles per hour). A calmer event

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