Bugatti Chiron Super Sport, White Griotte

Bugatti unveiled the Chiron Super Sport in June 2021 and limited it electronically to 440 km/h. Its bodywork is extended at the rear and reshaped for speeds beyond 420 km/h, the longer tail shrinking the trailing surface to cut drag. The quad-turbo 8.0-litre W16 gained larger turbochargers and 2.8 bar of boost for 1,600 PS, exactly 100 PS more than the Chiron, and seventh gear in the dual-clutch gearbox was lengthened by 3.6 per cent so that the change from sixth comes at 420 km/h. Bugatti quoted 0 to 400 km/h in 28.6 seconds, four seconds quicker than the Chiron. Each car counted within the 500-unit Chiron run, at a starting price of 3.2 million euros net.

H&H finishes this one in white with grey and violet veining like marble, the pattern running over the bonnet, doors and haunches. The horseshoe grille has a polished surround and a red macaron, the wheels are dark grey five-spoke designs, and the cabin is white. At the rear the wing is shown raised over the slim red light bar, with Chiron Super Sport script on the black panel between two pairs of stacked exhausts and the carbon diffuser. It sits on a black suede base with white stitching. H&H builds it at 1:18.