Quirk Database2000sFranceNormal-looking, weird inside
Bugatti Veyron 16.4
The Bugatti Veyron 16.4 is a mid-engine supercar made by Bugatti in France from 2005 to 2015. Its weirdest quirk: To reach its full 253 mph, the driver stops, then turns a special "top speed key" in a keyhole to the left of the seat, which runs a checklist before the car lowers itself and retracts its spoiler.
Top Gear's Car of the Decade for the 2000s, and a car that wouldn't hit its full top speed until you used a second key.
Weird features:Hidden extrasSteering & ignition
Quick facts
- Maker: Bugatti
- Years: 2005–2015
- Country of origin: France
- Body type: Mid-engine supercar
- Weirdest quirk: To reach its full 253 mph, the driver stops, then turns a special "top speed key" in a keyhole to the left of the seat, which runs a checklist before the car lowers itself and retracts its spoiler.
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