11 décembre 2024

Bugatti Centodieci for sale

A unique opportunity appears on the horizon: one of the ten Bugatti Centodieci ever produced is about to change hands at RM Sotheby’s auction in Paris in February 2025. This Bugatti Centodieci delivered in Quartz White and Grey Carbon with a Beluga Black and Gris Rafale leather interior shows only 437 km on the odometer. For the most discerning collectors, this Bugatti Centodieci estimated between 10 and 15 million euros may represent the only chance to acquire one of the last examples available on the market.

Indeed, unlike the Bugatti Divo, a Bugatti Centodieci is an extremely rare piece on the second-hand market. For the year 2024, only one has been sold for nearly 15 million euros.

This Bugatti Centodieci, chassis No. 006, one of 10 examples worldwide, is estimated at €10M – €15M ($10.5M – $15.8M | £8.6M – £12.9M).

History of thisthis Bugatti Centodieci

Unveiled in August 2019 at the prestigious The Quail gathering in California, it marks a break in Molsheim’s special edition lineage. Where its predecessors paid homage to the brand’s pre-war era, the Centodieci celebrates the Italian adventure of the 90s under Romano Artioli’s leadership. Its name, meaning “110” in Italian, echoes the Bugatti EB110 while commemorating the 110th anniversary of Bugatti’s creation by Ettore in 1909. This symbolic duality places the Centodieci in a unique position: it is both a tribute to the brand’s 90s era and a projection towards the future. The project, developed in utmost secrecy, required thousands of design hours to create not just a simple variation of the Chiron, but a contemporary reinterpretation of the “EB110 spirit“. Only 10 units produced worldwide.

Body of thisthis Bugatti Centodieci

The silhouette of the Bugatti Centodieci reinterprets the EB110 design with a two-tone Quartz White and Grey Carbon finish. The horseshoe grille, sharp front splitter, slender headlights, and fixed rear wing create a unique visual signature.

Interior of thisthis Bugatti Centodieci

The interior combines elegance and refinement with Beluga Black and Gris Rafale leather seats. Black anodized aluminum finishes and Glacier door sills add a touch of exclusivity to this exceptional cabin.

Engine of thethe Bugatti Centodieci

The Bugatti Centodieci is equipped with an 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 engine. This engine develops a maximum power of 1,600 hp (1,193 kW) at 7,000-7,100 rpm. The maximum torque of 1,600 Nm is available between 2,250 and 7,000 rpm. The W architecture, unique to Bugatti, combines two V8 blocks into a single compact unit, powered by a high-pressure direct injection system managing 64 valves. The specifically reinforced 7-speed dual-clutch transmission incorporates a limited-slip differential and a dedicated cooling system to handle this phenomenal power.

Performance of thethe Bugatti Centodieci

0 to 100 km/h is achieved in just 2.4 seconds, while 0 to 200 km/h is reached in just 6.1 seconds. The 300 km/h mark is crossed in 13.1 seconds, before reaching the electronically limited top speed of 380 km/h. The torsional rigidity of the carbon chassis, coupled with active aerodynamics, generates 90 kg of downforce on the front axle and 128 kg on the rear at maximum speed. The carbon-ceramic braking system, with its ventilated 420mm front discs and 400mm rear discs, allows deceleration from 100 to 0 km/h in just 31.4 meters!

Number of BugattiBugatti Centodieci units

Only 10 units of the Bugatti Centodieci were produced, all reserved before its official presentation. The last unit was delivered in December 2022.

Price of thethe Bugatti Centodieci

At its launch in 2019, the Bugatti Centodieci had a base price of 8 million euros (excluding taxes and options). Today, RM Sotheby’s estimates it between 10 and 15 million euros (or $10.8-16.2M / £8.6-12.9M / 897-1345M INR / 53.2-79.8M BRL).

Bugatti Centodieci forfor sale

This appreciation of nearly 90% in barely 5 years is explained by several factors: its exclusivity (only 10 units), its exceptionally low mileage (437 km), its history with a single owner, and its unique configuration. This upward trend follows in the footsteps of other exclusive Bugatti models, like the Divo, which has seen its value appreciate significantly since its release. Let’s also mention its rarity on the second-hand market. On LuxuryPulse, only one Bugatti Centodieci was for sale, which is extremely rare in the market.

Special options of the Bugatti Centodieci This Bugatti Centodieci comes with its original purchase contract, specification sheet, and TÜV certification. It also benefits from the manufacturer’s warranty until September 2026.

Technical specifications of the Bugatti Centodieci

Engine:

8.0-litre quad-turbocharged W16
Engine Position: Mid-mounted
Power: 1,600 PS (1,578 hp)
Transmission: 7-speed dual-clutch automatic

Chassis:

Carbon fiber monocoque
Carbon fiber body panels
Adaptive chassis

Suspension:

Electronically controlled suspension
Adaptive damping system
Variable ride height

Brakes:

Carbon ceramic discs
Eight-piston front calipers
Six-piston rear calipers

Curb Weight:

1,980 kg (20 kg lighter than Chiron)

Miles driven:

437 kilometers / 272 miles

Dimensions:

Length: 4,756 mm
Width: 2,038 mm
Height: 1,212 mm
Wheelbase: 2,711 mm

Performance:

Top Speed: 380 km/h (electronically limited)
0-100 km/h: 2.4 seconds
0-200 km/h: 6.1 seconds
0-300 km/h: 13.1 seconds
0-400 km/h: Not applicable (limited to 380 km/h)

Energy Consumption & Efficiency Class (EU):

Consumption: 25.2 l/100km combined
Efficiency Class: G

Interior:

Upholstery: Full leather Beluga Black and Gris Rafale
Seats: Sport bucket seats with electric adjustment
Screen: Digital instrument cluster
Audio System: Premium sound system
Connectivity: Bluetooth, USB
Air Conditioning: Automatic climate control
Interior Color: Beluga Black and Gris Rafale

Exterior:

Color: Quartz White and Grey Carbon
Wheels: Lightweight alloy wheels
Brake Calipers: Black anodized finish
Front Air Vents: Enlarged intakes
Underdoor Cover: Carbon fiber
Rear Diffuser: Active aerodynamics
Engine Covers: Transparent glass
Dashboard Inserts: Black Anodised
Rear Shelf: Carbon fiber finish

Technology and Safety:

Driver Assistance: Stability control, traction control
Braking System: Carbon ceramic with ABS
Airbags: Multiple airbag system
Cameras: Rear view camera
Navigation: Integrated GPS
Additional Safety Features: Tire pressure monitoring

Customizable Options:

Exterior Colors: Multiple options available
Wheels: Various designs available
Interior Materials: Full range of leather and trim options

Specific options for this example:

Chassis number: VF9SE3V33NM795006
Unique combination of Quartz White and Grey Carbon
Beluga Black and Gris Rafale leather interior
Black Anodised trim elements
Glacier door sills
Manufacturer warranty valid until September 2026
Complete documentation including original purchase contract, specification sheet, and TÜV documents
First and only Swiss owner

Bugatti Centodieci -- RM Sotheby's

This Bugatti Centodieci, although presented as a 2022 model is registered in 2023, presents a major fiscal particularity: VAT applies to both the Hammer Price and the Buyer’s Premium. This administrative specificity implies that only export transactions and sales to industry professionals can be considered. Private collectors are not left out, but must imperatively contact RM Sotheby’s to structure their acquisition according to current regulations. This particular fiscal configuration directly influences the acquisition strategy and requires precise anticipation from potential bidders.

Bugatti Centodieci -- Fiscal implications

Let’s analyze the financial impact taking the high estimate of 15 million euros. Including French VAT of 20%, the buyer must anticipate:

On the Hammer Price (€15M): €3M VAT
On the Buyer’s Premium (15% or €2.25M): €450,000 VAT

The total VAT would therefore amount to approximately €3.45M, bringing the total investment to nearly €20.7M. This complex fiscal structure explains RM Sotheby’s strategy of favoring:

Export transactions:

Potential VAT exemption outside EU
Simplified customs procedures for collectors

Sales to professionals:

Possibility of VAT recovery
Reverse charge mechanisms depending on countries

For private collectors, two main options emerge:

Creation of an acquisition structure
Personalized fiscal arrangement via RM Sotheby’s

Who owns aa Bugatti Centodieci?

Among the confirmed owners of the Bugatti Centodieci are:

Cristiano Ronaldo, spotted driving his Centodieci in Madrid
François Perrodo, a businessman who also owns a matching EB110SS
Alejandro G. Roemmers, a wealthy individual who, like Perrodo, owns a matching EB1104
Scott Blattner, CEO of Blattner Energy, who owns a Le Mans-liveried Centodieci along with other Bugatti models.
Fritz Burkard, a car collector

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