When you spend $20 million on a one-off Bugatti, you don’t just visit a dealership, sign the paperwork, collect the keys, and drive off in your new car. The handover is more like a gala event with a posh dress code. A similar event was recently held in Chantilly, France. The occasion was the delivery […]
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Dutch businessman Michel Fridon has received the keys to one of the rarest cars in the world - a Bugatti Brouillard, a one-of-a-kind car built especially for him as part of the supercar manufacturer's new customization program | Beneath the unique green design lies a 1,600 horsepower W16 engine, but the story behind the owner is almost as impressive as the car itself