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The Bugatti 16C Galibier concept was first revealed in late 2009 as a proposal for a second model (after the Veyron of course) in the Bugatti lineup. This four door, four seat super saloon car was boasted to be equally as impressive in terms of performance as its Veyron sibling. As Bugatti CEO Wolfgang Durheimer sat down with Car&Driver, more details emerged on the upcoming model. Read more »Copyright © Carscoop.blogspot.com – All Rights Reserved
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The Bugatti 16C Galibier concept was first revealed in late 2009 as a proposal for a second model (after the Veyron of course) in the Bugatti lineup. This four door, four seat super saloon car was boasted to be equally as impressive in terms of performance as its Veyron sibling. As Bugatti CEO Wolfgang Durheimer sat down with Car&Driver, more details emerged on the upcoming model. Read more »Copyright © Carscoop.blogspot.com – All Rights Reserved
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The rumor has it…….there is a lot of rumors that go on in the automotive industry. Many ones at publications with well-connected sources turn out to be true. Earlier this month, news broke about the Bugatti 16C Galibier. With the brand needing a new model after the Veyron had ended its production run, attention has turned on the car Bugatti will introduce next.The 16C Galibier has widely thought to be that vehicle, but the car was said to be on hold at Bugatti chief Wolfgang Durheimer’…
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With the Veyron’s production run coming to a close, Bugatti is getting ready to make the final decisions for its Galibier super sedan. According to Autocar, the Galibier received a revised design and should get final Volkswagen Group board approval by the end of this year.
We already knew that the Galibier project more or less received a green light for production, with a target launch date of 2013. Power will likely come from a modified version of the Veyron’s 1001-hp, quad-turbocharged, 8.0-lite…
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It's been a long time since we last heard about the upcoming Bugatti Galibier – in April 2011, to be precise when it was reported that the luxurious sports saloon received the green light for production from the VW Group's management. But while the project seems to be on course, the new head of Bugatti Automobiles, Wolfgang Duerheimer, told Autocar Magazine that the Galibier's design has been "significantly altered". “I will suggest we continue development, but there will be so…
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Excess. Bugatti is one brand that comes to mind when you think of that word. What could be more over-the-top than a Bugatti Veyron? A gold-plated specially-tuned from the Middle East, yes. But nothing else from a production standpoint.The Veryon’s time will soon be over though and Bugatti needs a new production model. The 16C Galibier that has been making the rounds has been thought to be that car. It was shown at a public Bugatti event, as well as toured all around the world to show to customers …
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All of the reports you’ve been reading recently about the Bugatti Galibier (which could be known as the Royale when/if it enters production) – you can now throw them out of your head. A new report suggests that Bugatti’s new CEO Wolfgang Durheimer has put plans for a four-door supercar on hold since it isn’t an ‘argument stopper,’… yet.
Sources say that a decision will be made at the end of this year on the future of the Galibier. Durheimer has asked Bugatti̵…
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Bugatti is hard at work to make sure that their Veyron successor, the four-door Galibier, will be just as extraordinary as the Veyron it succeeds. In fact, the Volkswagen-group is putting so much effort into the new model, the Galibier could end up being a bit more expensive than the Veyron’s already commanding $1 million+ price tag.
“I am in discussions with the board,” said CEO Wulfgang Durheimer. “This will be the fastest limousine in the world, and have the biggest production engine with 16 …
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