6 August 2014
Steve Sutcliffe gets behind the wheel of the Veyron Super Sport, which is claimed capable of 258mph, to find out if it's really the world's ultimate road car.
Steve Sutcliffe gets behind the wheel of the Veyron Super Sport, which is claimed capable of 258mph, to find out if it's really the world's ultimate road car.
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fatty
Engineering marvel it may be...
If I were to buy a car at this level, I'd want not just statistics, luxury and almost excellent dynamics, but great dynamics and a sense of excitement that is fed not just by acceleration and speed, but through every sense of your body. This points me to only one manufacturer - Ferrari. I'd pay £600k for a Aperta and have everything I could want including an appreciating asset, or pay the same £2,000.000 and get a classic Ferrari 250 (although I accept I'd struggle to find one at this price now) and watch its value go up.
An engineering marvel