Bugatti Centuria, Sapphire Blue

The Bugatti Chiron was first shown at the Geneva Motor Show on 1 March 2016, named after the Monégasque driver Louis Chiron. It used an 8.0-litre quad-turbocharged W16 of 1,500 PS, and production was limited to 500. At the Geneva show in 2019 Mansory presented its own version, the Centuria. The German firm made the new parts in its forged carbon: new front bumpers, gills over the front wheel arches, large side skirts and a new rear diffuser, with Alcantara in several shades of blue inside. No changes to the engine or chassis were announced, so the W16 kept its 1,500 PS.

This one is in a metallic sapphire blue, with the forged carbon showing its marbled black and grey pattern across the bonnet, the splitter, the sills, the side blades and the tall rear wing. Each carbon edge is traced with a fine turquoise line, and the same turquoise appears on the roof fin and in the cabin. The wheels are black with forged carbon rims, the horseshoe grille is finished in dark mesh, and a MANSORY plate sits in the tail between the long light bar and the finned diffuser. It stands on a carbon-weave base. It is built at 1:18.