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40.4 L/100 km (6.99 mpg imp/5.82 mpg US) in city driving and 24.1 L/100 km (11.7 mpg imp/9.76 mpg US) in combined cycle. At full throttle, it uses more than 115 L/100 km (2.46 mpg imp/2.05 mpg US), which would empty its 100 L (22 imp gal/26 US gal) fuel tank in just 12 minutes 46 seconds

Golden

yes

Bugatti Veyron hands down

The Kerb Weight (Weight with fluid) is 1,888kg (4,162 lb).

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The only thing that comes to mind is "Chiobatti Teflon."

1 million$

7000-9000 rpm , 1200 bhp [brake horsepower] , 270mph[miles per hour]0-60mph=2.5 seconds

Bugatti, veyron is the model

Yes, as long as it were operated with all the required lights and safety equipment required in 1931

As this car was built for sale but not sold until after ww2 it would have been properly equipped

By today's standards it is hopelessly obsolete and would not meet today's requirements.

Unlike almost every other production car made, the Veyron's body is sculpted from carbon fiber, an extremely light, durable and expensive material.

It was requested by Ferdinand Piech, who came up with the original design that approved by Piech? I don't know, for further info I am putting up a link for the Bugatti website.

http://www.bugatti.com/en/veyron-16.4/history-of-development.html

The top speed of the super sport version is limited to 258mph. With the limiter removed it will do 267.8mph.

The top speed of the original version is about 253mph.

At top speed it gets about 3 miles per gallon, maybe less. : )

2005 was when it was first produced.

You Have To Buy The Game First.

Then Install It.

Yes it is.

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According to a currency converter, it would cost 79373201.8 INR.

No you do not.

The Veyron itself is a mid-engined sports car, with two seperate body styles:

A 2-Door Coupe (16.4, SS)

A 2-Door Targa Top (Grand Sport)

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