02 June 2019

The elegance of supercars

Record times for the niche names among European supercars, which are continuously raising the bar in terms of price and outstanding features, all with a touch of class

In the increasingly detached world of four-wheeled luxury, 2018 was a year of extreme models, which made the headlines because of their eyewatering prices and incredible details, even though, to a certain extent, the desire for extreme, almost “space-age” forms and otherworldly performance seems to have got out of hand.

Speedback Silverstone Edition - © Protected by copyright and License David Brown Automotive.

The new model Speedback Silverstone Edition by David Brown Automotive, a limited-run (only 10 cars) and with high-performance Grand Tourer. It boast over 600 horsepower and with the bespoke British craftsmanship. Inspired by 1950s and ‘60s racing GT cars, the model takes hints from the aeronautical and motorsport heritage of David Brown Automotive.

Divo by Bugatti - © Protected by copyright and License Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S.

The Divo by Bugatti represent a perfect balance between high performance, straight-line dynamics and luxurious comfort. The series only consist of 40 vehicles.

The strictly limited small series, with a net unit price of €5 million, sold out immediately. The supercar is named after Albert Divo, a French racing driver who was a two-time winner of the famous Targa Florio race on the mountainous roads of Sicily with Bugatti in the late 1920s.

Huayra Roadster by Pagani - © Protected by copyright and License Pagani Automobili.

The highly customised Huayra Roadster by Pagani is an example of the highest level of personalisation by the Modenese Atelier. Pagani elevating it’s partnership also with Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ), showcasing for the first time the scale model of the ACJ319neo featuring the Infinito Cabin.

Extract from Avion Luxury Magazine #21. Read the entire article on PressReader

Edited by Alex D'Agosta.

Published on Avion Luxury #21/2018