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It's been a long time since we last heard about the upcoming Bugatti Galibier – in April 2011, to be precise when it was reported that the luxurious sports saloon received the green light for production from the VW Group's management.
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- Bugatti Files Trademarks For 16c Galibier Sport Sedan
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Bugatti Boss Says Galibier Hyper-Saloon on Track but Design has Changed "Significantly"
It's been a long time since we last heard about the upcoming Bugatti Galibier – in April 2011, to be precise when it was reported that the luxurious sports saloon received the green light for production from the VW Group's management.
But while the project seems to be on course, the new head of Bugatti Automobiles, Wolfgang Duerheimer, told Autocar Magazine that the Galibier's design has been "significantly altered".
“I will suggest we continue development, but there will be some remarkable changes from the original concept,†Durheimer told the British publication.
Read more »- Bugatti Boss Says There Won't Be A Superveyron Or Four-door Galibier
Everyone is wondering what model will succeed the Bugatti Veyron, on sale since 2005. A production version of the Bugatti Galibier four-door concept seemed like safe bet in 2009 when the study was revealed, but according to Bugatti boss Wolfgang Schreiber...
- Upcoming Bugatti 16c Galibier Saloon Will Get “over 1,000bhpâ€
The Bugatti 16C Galibier concept was first revealed in late 2009 as a proposal for a second model (after the Veyron of course) in the Bugatti lineup. This four door, four seat super saloon car was boasted to be equally as impressive in terms of performance...
- Is That A New Bugatti Sedan Hiding Under The Covers Or An Audi A8?
The sly crew over at Autogespot nabbed this picture of a sedan model covered under a black sheet at Bugatti's Geneva Motor Show stand, which they claim might be the new Galibier concept. However, while it is true that the new boss of Bugatti Automobiles,...
- More Is Better: Bugatti Releases New Photos Of 16c Galibier Saloon
The more we see of the Bugatti 16C Galibier, the higher the chances that the VW Group will green light the super saloon for production - that is, if the Germans haven't signed it off already. In this new batch of photos that were released after a...
- Bugatti Files Trademarks For 16c Galibier Sport Sedan
The bean counters over at the Volkswagen Group are still gauging customer reactions to the Bugatti 16C Galibier concept to see if there's enough interest to build a production version, but just to be on the safe side - we all remember the Chinese...