Bugatti has debuted its latest hypercar, the Centodieci, at The Quail, a motorsports gathering in Carmel Valley, as part of the Monterey Car Week. CDN discovers that its design pays homage to the legendary Bugatti EB110, with some distinct differences
The Centodieci, which is Italian for 110, is a Chiron-based homage to the Bugatti EB110 of the nineties. The original EB110 was one of the seminal designs of the modern hypercar, initially done by Marcello Gandini but completed by Giampaolo Benedini, who softened Gandini’s design after ‘the Master’ refused to compromise his angular vision for the car.
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