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Here Is How It Sounds And Feels When Bugatti Chiron Flyby At 373 Km/h
Here is wow it sounds and feels when Bugatti Chiron hypercar flyby at 231 mph (373 km/h)
Despite traveling below its top-speed of 261 mph (420 km/h), the speed still looks extremely scary.

The Bugatti Chiron remains one of the fastest production car on the market and a video first shared by Instagram car guy “homelessguy” shows just how terrifyingly fast the hypercar can be when pushed to its limit.
According to the caption on the video, this performance machine was alleged to be traveling at 231 mph (373 km/h). Despite traveling below its top-speed, the speed still looks extremely scary, judging by the way the car passes the observer.
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The ‘regular’ Bugatti Chiron has an electronically limited top-speed of 261 mph (420 km/h) while a variant has been tuned to exceed the 300 mph speed barrier.

Bugatti Chiron flyby at 373 Km/h
Bugatti Chiron, with a starting price of $3.3 million or about N1.3 billion in Nigerian money, also remains one of the most rarest and expensive car on the planet.
We earlier revealed it will cost you $52,196 (N19.9 million) monthly to rent a Bugatti Chiron hypercar for 3-years and $65,950 (N25.1 million) for a 2-year lease.
This amounts to $1.9 million (or N724 million, including taxes), to lease for two years — nearly the price of a new Veyron.
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