According to overseas ** news, a foreign customer used Bugatti's sur mesure division to build a Bugatti supersport version that has never been seen before. Dubbed the "57 One of One", this particular supersport is modeled after the iconic Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic. Specifically, noThe 57374 was originally sold to Victor Rothschild, and the car ended up winning the "Best of Show Award" at the 2003 Pebble Beach Race.
To make sure the car had the right color sampling, Jascha Straub, chief designer of the Sur Mesure department, flew to the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, where the original car was on display. The customization department also worked with engineers to recreate the vertical slats in the original car's grille. They feature a new grille with polished vertical lines and a thicker center spine that pays homage to the classic Type 57.
One of One" is a nod to the Type 57 throughout. The five-spoke supersport wheels come in polished chrome and the same blue color as the original. The underside of the rear wing has a hand-painted Atlantic silhouette and is embellished with the words "57" and "one of one". Inside, the Atlantic's silhouette is hand-stitched into the door panels in lightning blue, and the center console is inlaid with custom "57 One of One" lettering. Even Rembrandt Bugatti's iconic dancing elephant sculpture is embroidered on the headrest.
Like other Chiron Super Sports, One of One comes with a powerful 80-litre 16-cylinder engine producing 1578 hp. Bugatti claims that the chiron accelerates from zero to 60 mph (about 97 km/h) in just 23 seconds, with a claimed top speed of over 260 mph (about 418 kmh).